REQUIREMENTS
If this is NOT your first license renewal, and you are a salesperson you need to complete 16 hours of pre-approved Continuing Education topics.
This consists of eight hours of required topics and eight hours of real estate related electives. The eight hours of required topics include one hour each of Agency, Contracts and Legal Updates, two hours of Fair Housing, and three hours of Ethics.
Brokers need to complete eight additional hours of pre-approved real estate management and agent supervision courses required in addition to the 16 hours of required continuing education courses.
 Visit the DPOR website to look up your license and check your continuing education status.
Residential Standard Agency course
Residential Standard Agency, a course mandated by the Virginia Real Estate Board, is required for all licensees -- continuing education and post-licensing -- whose licenses are expiring after June 30, 2012.
Those whose licenses expire prior to July 1, 2012 should not take the course until after that date.
The Hampton Roads REALTORS® Association has allocated fund to allow its members to take the course at no cost. Registration is required and can be done by using the link below designated for HRRA members.
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BUNDLED TOPICS
| 16-HOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION |
This course fulfills the 16 hours of continuing education requirements for license renewal. It includes both the eight hours of required courses and eight hours of real estate-related elective courses. |
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Take exam online - instant results |
COST: $60 |
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Be sure to read all of the Materials and Case Studies and the VREB Licensing Regulations. Once you have printed your materials, take the final exam online and receive your grade instantly. |
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Take course by correspondence |
YOU PRINT: $60
PREPRINTED: $70 (+ shipping) |
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Take the course online |
COST: $60 |
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| 8-HOUR REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT & AGENT SUPERVISION |
This course fulfills the eight additional hours of pre-approved real estate management and agent supervision courses required in addition to the 16 hours of required continuing education courses and topics or four hours of elective credit for post-licensing. |
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Take exam online - instant results |
COST: $30 |
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Once you have printed your materials, take the final exam online and receive your grade instantly. |
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Take course by correspondence |
YOU PRINT: $30
PREPRINTED: $35 (+ shipping) |
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Take the course online |
COST: $30 |
INDIVIDUAL TOPICS
If you already have a few required hours, you can take the required topics, listed below, that are missing instead of taking the complete 8-Hour Required Continuing Education course, or take some of our related courses to fill in those areas.
| Required CE Topics |
| Agency (3 hours) |
COST: $20 |
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Ethics (3 hours) |
COST: $20 |
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Fair Housing (3 hours) |
COST: $20 |
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| Law (3 hours) |
COST: $20 |
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| Contracts (1 hour) |
COST: $10 |
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| Legal Updates (1 hour) |
COST: $10 |
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| Related CE Topics |
| Community Connections (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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Limited Service Agency (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Writing Effective Contracts (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Short Sales (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Death, Divorce, and Bankruptcy (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Lead-Based Paint (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Social Media (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| Legal Updates (2 hours) |
COST: $15 |
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| More options with Partnership Courses |
We have partnered with RE Campus to offer the following courses, which are approved for related credit. Please note: You will be directed to the RE Campus shopping cart when registering for these courses. |
| Real Estate and Taxes (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Understanding 1031 Tax Free Exchange (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Understanding Investments (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Listing Properties (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Property Management and Managing Risks (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Risk Management (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| The Truth About Mold (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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| Environmental Issues (4 hours) |
COST: $30 |
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Classroom Schedule
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RE MARKETING TIPS
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