Brokerage Reminder: Have you checked your expiration date lately?
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Are you waiting until the last minute to renew your license? Don’t risk letting your license expire — it’s not worth the stress!
The Department of Real Estate (DRE) sends out renewal notices 90 days prior to your expiration date. But this doesn’t mean that you have to wait until then to take your continuing education (CE) courses. You can take the required CE courses any time during the four-year period prior to your license expiration date. By completing your courses in advance, you eliminate having to rush the process, and can avoid crises like lost tests and books, a suspended license and DRE late fees.
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About The Author
Fernando Nunez
is first tuesday's in-house Broker Consultant. Fernando has over 20 years' experience in California real estate, including the single family residence sales, mortgage loan origination, investment properties and commercial leasing. Fernando assists the editorial staff with real estate writings and writes first tuesday's weekly Brokerage Reminder series.
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Please let me know my CE status. You have info of my expiration date according to my email address?
Please advise. I need to do my CE too. Thank you.
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You have my expiration date of my R.E license, please tell me how many hours or course credits I need to meet R.E. commissioners requirement to keep it my license. My first 4 year period I believe is up in 2013. ? Also what class or classes do you have that will meet the requirement? Perhaps a lending or appraisal course. Thank you, Barb
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Article was informative and warned me of problems forth comming If I don’t heed this warning, thank you.
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I had my real estate license in the 70′s, took 12 units of real estate classes at the JC, is there anything I can do short of taking the entire training and test again?
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Dear Ms. Davey:
The Department of Real Estate (DRE) extends a two-year grace period to all real estate licensees following the expiration of their four-year salesperson or broker license. During the two-year grace period, licensees may complete their continuing eduction courses and apply for renewal. However, if a licensee fails to renew their license before the expiration of this grace period, they must retake the state licensing exam and reapply for a salesperson or broker license with the DRE.
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