Texas Real Estate License Courses Online
Are you interested in becoming a real estate agent and getting your Texas real estate license? You can finish your pre-license courses online with 360training, TREC provider #4591. Our courses are approved by Texas's real estate commission, and with on-demand recorded proctoring, even your final exams can be completed from the comfort of your own home. Begin building a career in real estate today!
Complete Your 180-Hour Texas Pre-License Courses Online
Before you apply for your Texas real estate license, the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) requires 180 hours of essential real estate education with an approved online real estate school.
Let's face it, commuting to a classroom isn't how you want to spend your precious time. That's why our Texas pre-license courses are delivered entirely online. You can finish them at your own pace, on your own schedule.
Pass Your Proctored Course Final Exams (From Home!)
For each course, you'll need to take a proctored final exam. TREC requires pre-license finals to be overseen by a third party to make sure you don't look up the answers. Typically, this involves an in-person test in front of an eligible proctor. You can take your exams this way if you prefer.
When you purchase our Premium Package, it will include 100% online and on-demand TREC-approved recorded proctoring service for each of your final exams. If you purchase our Basic Package, for an additional fee, you will be able to add our online proctoring service to your order at checkout. This allows you to take your pre-licensing finals anywhere, as long as you have a camera, microphone, and internet connection.
Once you've passed each final, you'll get your certificate of completion. You'll attach all 6-course certificates to your license application as proof of training.
Proctor Info:
- The employees at official testing or learning/tutoring centers;
- Librarians at a school, university, or public library;
- College or university administrators, faculty, or academic advisors;
- Clergy who are affiliated with a specific temple, synagogue, mosque, or church; and
- Educational officers of a military installation or correctional facility.
- An authorized notary.
- Members of the court system – Judge, justice of the peace, magistrates, and prosecutors.
- Law Enforcement Officers – Sergeant, lieutenant, or captain
Prepare to Pass the Texas Licensing Exam
Texas's real estate license exam is four hours long and administered at testing locations throughout the state. You can retake the exam if you fail, but you'll have to pay an exam fee for each attempt and if you fail 3 times, you'll have to complete more coursework before you can test again.
In other words, you want to get it right the first time.
We can help there, too! Our exam prep course addresses the same national and state-specific topics that you'll find on the official exam. We'll help you practice so you can walk into the state licensing exam with self-assurance and walk out with a passing score.
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1151 Law of Agency (PDF with Quizzes)
Discover the legal requirements for agency relationships in Texas.
121 Real Estate Principles I (PDF with Quizzes)
An overview of licensing as a real estate broker and sales agent part I.
122 Real Estate Principles II (PDF with Quizzes)
Meet continuing education requirements as a salesperson/non-supervising broker.
1251 Law of Contracts (PDF with Quizzes)
Get a thorough introduction to Texas contract law and real estate contracts.
351 Promulgated Contract Forms (PDF with Quizzes)
Understand Texas' promulgated contract forms and how to discuss them with clients.
451 Real Estate Finance I (PDF with Quizzes)
Study the home loan process from application to escrow.
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Need to Know
What You Get
Certificate of completion
Course Format
100% online
Course Access
Courses available 24/7
Course Structure
At your own pace, save progress as you go
Available Support
Support available by email, phone, or chat
Course Update
Content is updated and current
Regulatory information
Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC)
Phone: 512-936-3000
Fax: 512-926-3863
Website URL: http://www.trec.texas.gov/
Email Address: information@trec.texas.gov
Address:
1700 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
TREC Provider #4591
FAQs
How Do I Know if 360training Is a TREC-approved Course Provider?
360training's approved TREC Provider Number is 4591.
How Fast Can I Get Through the Classes?
You need to spend at least as much time in each course as the credit hours it's worth, but you can’t spend more than 12 hours per day in the coursework.
TREC bases their reinforcement of this rule on how many days you spend in each course and whether there is overlap between courses. In other words, you can't start and complete a 30-hour qualifying course in less than 3 days. You also can't start and complete more than one qualifying course within the same 3 days.
TREC will not accept your certificate of completion for anyone course unless 3 days have elapsed since the date/time you started it.
Who is Eligible to Apply for a Texas Real Estate License?
To get licensed in Texas, you need to be a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted alien, a Texas resident, and 18 years of age or older.
You also need to meet TREC's qualifications for honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity. If you have any flaws in your criminal, civil, or professional record, you should request a Fitness Determination with TREC before you go through the expense of a licensing application.
How Do I Get My Texas Real Estate License?
To earn your Texas real estate license, you need to:
- Pass the required courses with a TREC-approved course provider (like us!)
- Complete your "inactive" licensing application with TREC, online or by mail.
- Get fingerprinted by the Texas Department of Public Safety and pass the background check.
- Pass the official licensing exam.
- Find a sponsoring broker to upgrade your license to an "active" one.
Most of these steps require a fee. You can find them listed on TREC's website.
You need to complete all steps within a year of your application start date.
