Bundles
•Current Issues in Washington Real Estate
•Washington Transition Course
•Contracts
•Meth Madness
•Human Land Use
•Environmental Basics
•WA License Law
•Qualifying – Buyer and Property
To View the description of individual courses kindly click on the individual courses Approved Course Number(s): C0037CORE1011 C6927 C7678 C5509
•Current Issues in Washington Real Estate •Washington Transition Course •Meth Madness•Contracts •Human Land Use •Environmental Basics •WA License Law •Qualifying – Buyer and Property
•Current Issues in Washington Real Estate
•The Loan—An Overview
•Contracts
•Bad Loans—Predatory and Fraud
•WA License Law
•Work Smarter, Not Harder
•Qualifying – Buyer and Property
To View the description of individual courses kindly click on the individual courses Approved Course Number(s): C0037 CORE1011 C5507 C7678 C5509 C7669
•Current Issues in Washington Real Estate •The Loan – An Overview •Contracts •Bad Loans – Predatory and Fraud •WA License Law •Qualifying – Buyer and Property •Work Smarter, Not Harder
•Current Issues in Washington Real Estate
•Washington Transitions Course
•Client Focused Communications
•Bad Loans—Predatory and Fraud
•Contracts
•Homeowners Association Management
•Qualifying – Buyer and Property
•WA License Law
To View the description of individual courses kindly click on the individual courses Approved Course Number(s): C6927 C5416 C5507 C7678 C5509
•Washington Transition Course •Client Focused Communications •Contracts •Homeowners Association Management •Bad Loans – Predatory and Fraud •WA License Law •Qualifying – Buyer and Property
30 Hour Complete Washington Real Estate CE
A question that might have crossed the minds of busy real estate individuals: why 30 hours to complete a real estate continuing education Washington? Think of it as a refresher course—quick, as compared to your first CE take and hassle-free. You only have to browse our comprehensive online catalog and requirements listing to know more about the CE course. And if you still got further questions, you can always reach agentcampus.com’s sales force, on stand-by for 24/7.
To be able to qualify for a subsequent WA real estate license renewal, salespersons and brokers are required by the Washington State Department of Licensing to complete 30 hours of approved real estate CE. This means individuals should complete courses by the seat hours every two years, following their first renewal. The first license renewal requires salespersons and brokers to complete 90 hours of CE credits.
The 30 hour continuing education program offered by agentcampus spans 3 hours of mandatory core course (Current Issues in the WA Residential Real Estate) and 27 hours worth of electives. Salespersons and brokers who have been licensed after July 1, 2010 must also take the three-hour Transition course as a one-time requirement. Students have the option to choose from three 30-hour CE programs with a predefined outline or choose their own real estate approved courses from individual courses library.
Should you have doubts about our course or accreditation credibility, you can always refer to the Washington State Department of Licensing. As a matter of fact, agentcampus is listed first in the state agency’s approved proprietary schools for the instruction and education of real estate professionals. For further information on course requirements, visit http://www.dol.wa.gov .
Washington Real Estate CE Important Information
The Washington Department of Licensing is requiring individuals to renew their license in Washington every 2 years. However, the state also requires an individual to get a total of 30 clock hours from individual CE courses to before fully renewing their licenses as brokers.
Individual Courses
Please check the box next to the course(s) you wish to take. Then click the “Add To Cart” button to proceed with registration.
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State Requirements
Washington Broker Education Requirements
To qualify for a broker’s license, you must:
Be at least 18 years old.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Successfully complete 90 hours of approved real estate education within 2 years before applying for the exam. This education must include:
A 60-hour course in Real Estate Fundamentals.
A 30-hour course in Real Estate Practices.
Pass the broker’s exam.
Washington Broker Continuing Education Requirements
When you may renew your broker’s license, you must provide proof you have completed all the required continuing education:
First active renewal (licensed before July 1, 2010)
30-hour Real Estate Practices Course
30 hours of approved continuing education, including:
3-hour Core Course
3-hour Transition Course
First active renewal (licensed after July 1, 2010)
30-hour Advanced Practices Course
30-hour Real Estate Law Course
30 hours of approved continuing education, including a 3-hour Core Course.
Subsequent active renewals
30 hours of approved continuing education, including a 3-hour Core Course.
Inactive renewals
No continuing education required to renew an inactive license.
If you want to activate your license, you may have to meet the education requirements for an active license.
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