Yes. You can save time and money by obtaining a South Carolina Associate real estate license before obtaining a North Carolina Provisional Broker license. How is this possible? By obtaining your SC's Associate license first, applicants will only be required to take the pre-licensing course and state board exams for South Carolina. NC's License Law Exemption: North Carolina's license laws provide licensees from another state an exemption from completing the NC's pre-licensin

For South Carolina licensing courses, students are required to obtain a passing grade of 70% on both the State and National portions of the exam to receive their certificates within the allotted two-month period. If a student fails either or both portions of the exam, they are eligible for one makeup during this period. If the student fails any portion of the makeup exam within two months, then they have the opportunity to retake the course and exam for a $250 administrative

State laws require that students must be at least 18 years old to attend any real estate course. However, you should review the specific Commission's state laws to obtain a real estate license from the state that you're interested in using the links below. South Carolina: https://llr.sc.gov/re/pub.aspx North Carolina: https://www.ncrec.gov/Licensing/ApplyLicense Georgia: https://grec.state.ga.us/obtaining-a-license/real-estate/

For Associate & Broker license Agents renewing their licenses must complete a total of 10 continuing education hours every two years by June 30. The 10 hours consist of a 4-hour mandatory core course and 6 hours of electives. For Broker In Charge license For Broker In Charges renewing their licenses must complete a total of 10 continuing education hours every two years by June 30. The 10 hours consist of a 4-hour mandatory core course, a 4-hour mandatory BIC course, and 2 ho

Great, you have a South Carolina real estate license! Now, you're wanting to obtain your North Carolina's real estate license. Well, the North Carolina Real Estate Commission has made this goal easily accessible. Step 1: Apply to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. You will need to do a background check, pay your fees, and complete your application where there is a question that could make or break your progress. The application gives you the option to either take the

Any education certificates issued by Comps Academy are valid for five years from their issued date for South Carolina education. The SC Commission will recognize your education credit during this five-year grace period. We have students who have successfully completed our course and then have those "life happens" moments which may mean they have put their real estate goals aside for now. They too have up to 5 years to pursue their real estate goals without having to retake th

The simple answer is it depends... You must complete your 90- hour pre-licensing coursework which includes Unit 1- Fundamentals of Real Estate (60- hours) and Unit 2- Advanced Principle (30 hours). If you are completing Comps day schedules, then you could complete both courses within 3 - 4 weeks depending on schedule. Comps Academy Real Estate School offers weekends and evening courses to fit the busy student's schedule with full time employment. These course scheduling may