FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

You can sign up and start any of our courses whenever you would like. You would just click the, “Enroll Now!” on the course page you are interested in. 

The price of our courses varies. We are competitive on our prices and offer industry leading pass rates and support for all of our students – No extra fee!  Here are the prices for our courses to become a real estate agent in Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Tennessee. To become a broker, you can find our prices here: Kentucky Broker Course, South Carolina Broker Course, and Tennessee Broker Course.  

Yes, we do. We offer affordable payment plans for a majority of our courses. You can either choose the option for our payment plan on the product page.  This doesn't allow you to use an existing discounts.  Or you can choose Affirm at checkout, which requires a certian credit score.  This allows you to take advatnage of our current discount.

Our courses are conducted virtually. Because there are no live lectures, you can work at your own speed and there is no set schedule.

It depends on the course. However, courses to become a real estate agent typically take students 1-4 months to finish based on your preferred speed. 

Our courses are designed and taught by various real estate experts. For us, this means real estate attorneys and input from real estate brokers. Additionally, we hold the following certifications and recognition: Certified Distance Education Instructor, Arello Distance Education Certification, International Distance Education Certification, “A+” rating by the Better Business Bureau, Kentucky Commission on Proprietary Education, Kentucky Real Estate Commission Certification, Tennessee Real Estate Commission Certification, South Carolina Real Estate Commission Certification, Oklahoma Real Estate Commission Certification, and a Missouri Real Estate Commission Certification. 

The licensing requirements vary from state to state. Check out our State Licensing Requirements FAQs for a comprehensive list.

Yes, most states require licensees to be at least 18 years old. 

Our student pass rates typically run about 20% higher than the state average. 

We have a list of licensing requirements on each of our course Pre-licensing pages. Those are specific to the corresponding state. You can also find a detailed list at that state’s real estate commission website. 

If you are licensing in a different state, your path to licensure may be a bit easier. Some states share license reciprocity or have license recognition. You could check with that state’s real estate commission to see what options are available to you. 

No, unfortunately, we are not able to accept tuition assistance of financial aid. 

You would need to complete your state licensing courses and satisfy any other requirements they have for licensure. You would also need to become a member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) to use the REALTOR designation. 

A sales agent is licensed to represent buyers and sellers in their respective states. A REALTOR is also a member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). 

Definitely! All of our courses can be taken at any time, you can work on the courses around your schedule. 

Yes, there are lots of real estate agents out there that keep their full or part time jobs and also work in real estate. 

No, we do not. Most real estate commissions do not allow us to place you with a brokerage. 

Finding the right brokerage could be the difference between success and failure. You can talk to as many brokerages as you like before you make the decision on where to hold your license. 

You can check with your real estate commission. They will have your records on file and can tell you what courses and hours you need each renewal period. 

We do not currently offer a trial period with the courses. If you get into the course and do not like it, you can request a refund within 3 business days.

Real Estate agents are paid using a commission structure. The pay for an agent can vary wildly but according to the National Association of Realtors, the medium gross income was $48,090 in 2019.  

It is recommended to have your fingerprints taken at a law enforcement office. That could be a state police, local, or sheriff’s department.

Each state’s real estate commission will have a set process for completing the criminal background check. That information will be given to you in the course document vault. 

No, there are not scholarships available. We are not able to accept financial aid or scholarships. 

You will send your background check report to the commission, most require this to be sent with your license application. 

Your fingerprints will be sent to the FBI or State police for processing, depending on what your state requires. 

It is very beneficial to be apart of the MLS as an agent, some brokerages require it. 

Joining the board of Realtors will allow you access to their MLS system. They also offer various free resources. Some brokerages will require you to be apart of the board of Realtors. 

E&O is Errors and Omissions insurance. This protects you and your clients from honest mistakes that can arise while working as an agent. 

Most real estate commissions require you to carry E&O insurance. This protects you, as an agent, and your clients from honest mistakes. 

The cost of E&O insurance can vary from state to state and also from brokerage to brokerage. Your state’s real estate commission can give you a good idea of how much this will cost in your area. 

The cost to get started will vary widely. Your location, brokerage, and personally preferences can input your initial cost.   For a deeper look, check out our article on costs to being an agent in our Career Corner!