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North Carolina Broker Post-Licensing Course
Outer Banks
School of Real Estate Cancellation Policy:
The Outer Banks School of Real Estate has never canceled a Post-Licensing course in six years of operation. Students will be given a ten day notice prior to the first day of class in the event cancellation is necessary.
Students can count on the school to help meet their deadlines.
School of Real Estate Cancellation Policy:
The Outer Banks School of Real Estate has never canceled a Post-Licensing course in six years of operation. Students will be given a ten day notice prior to the first day of class in the event cancellation is necessary.
Students can count on the school to help meet their deadlines.
Post-Licensing Courses are required to reach full broker status in North Carolina. Outer Banks School of Real Estate Post-Licensing consists of three 30-hour classes for a total of 90 hours of coursework. The Post-Licensing Courses cover advanced topics relating to North
Carolina real estate including the seller's side of the transaction,
buyer's side of the transaction and property management.
Post-Licensing Overview
Post-Licensing Overview
- Prerequisite: A North Carolina Provisional Broker license issued after October 1, 2005. Students must present evidence of meeting this prerequisite at registration or on the first day of class.
- After receiving a Provisional Broker license, you have three years to complete the three Post-Licensing courses.
- The three courses may be taken in any order but must be completed one at a time.
- The first course must be completed within one year of receiving a Provisional Broker status in order to remain active.
- A minimum of one 30-hour course per year is required until completion.
- Students earn a certificate upon completion of each course.
- No state exams are required.
- All three courses are taught from the same book (NCREC Real Estate Manual).
- $225 per course
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NCREC Real Estate Manual: $50 (available from instructor or may be purchased online)
- NCREC CD: $25 (available from instructor or may be purchased online)
NC Broker Post-Licensing Courses
Course #301: Relationship & Responsibilites
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A 30-hour course required for all new licensees by NCREC.
- Instructor takes students through the process of listing a house with a seller, including responsibilities, forms, law and contracts.
- The course delves into specifics of review of agency relationships in real estate transactions and a real estate agent’s legal duties to clients and customers, a step-by-step review and discussion of the functions and responsibilities of an agent when working with residential sellers and buyers, a review of issues associated with agent compensation and agents changing firms, and a review of license status and education issues.
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Course final exam required. No mandatory state exam.
- Certificate earned upon completion.
- Class meets for 8 hours including lunch hour, one day per week for 13 weeks.
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A 30-hour course required for all new licensees by NCREC.
- Instructor takes students through process of Buyer Agency, including responsibilities, forms, contracts and law.
- The course specifically delves into basic contract law concepts, real estate sales contract preparation, sales contract procedures and closing statement preparation, and real estate license status and education issues.
- Course final exam includes a HUD-1 closing. Course final exam required. No mandatory state exam.
- Certificate earned upon completion.
- Class meets for 8 hours including lunch hour, one day per week for 13 weeks.
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A 30-hour course required for all new licensees by NCREC.
- Instructor covers topics not covered in first two post-licensing courses including Fair Housing, commercial real estate and property management.
- The course specifically delves into commercial real estate brokerage, residential property management, land use controls, loan fraud, license law issues and case studies, fair housing, establishing a brokerage firm, and manufactured and modular homes.
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Course final exam required. No mandatory state exam.
- Certificate earned upon completion.
- Class meets for 8 hours including lunch hour, one day per week for 13 weeks.
“Betsy’s
class was not only informative and engaging, it was interactive.
It was educational in a fun way. I am looking forward to her next class”
It was educational in a fun way. I am looking forward to her next class”
- Diana Brink, OBXSoRE Student