Georgia Real Estate Post-License Courses

Complete Georgia Post-Licensing Coursework Online

Within your first year of licensure, the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) requires 25 hours of post-license real estate education in order to maintain your status.

Post-license courses have to be taken with an approved provider like us. The curriculum must focus on legal fundamentals or basic practices in the sales or management of real estate – whether it's residential, agricultural, commercial, or industrial.

Courses that focus on residential sales have to include instruction on Georgia’s Residential Mortgage Fraud law.

Note: Salespersons who complete the twenty-five-hour Sales Post-license course in their first year of licensure may count that course as meeting nine (9) hours of the continuing education requirement for the first renewal period.

Choose Post-License Coursework that Interests You

Since Georgia’s post-license requirements are fairly open-ended, courses vary in curriculum.

We have two post-license courses to choose from. Both are GREC-approved, meet all requirements, and focus on residential sales. Both have the nuts and bolts you need: creating a business plan, prospecting, marketing, and other essentials.

The "Starting Your Real Estate Career" course goes on to discuss negotiation styles, environmental issues, community ethics, how to spot a meth lab, and how to think like a millionaire agent.

The "Build a Successful Real Estate Career" course covers seller agency, market analysis, handling earnest money, and how to fill in common real estate contracts.

Pick the topics that interest you, and get started.

Pass Your Proctored Final Exam

Once you've finished the material of your post-license course, you’ll need to schedule your proctored exam. GREC requires your post-license final to be monitored by a third party (“proctored”) in order to make sure you don't cheat. Your proctor will send us a signed affidavit after your exam.

Once we have your passing score and paperwork, we can report your credits to GREC. You'll also get a certificate of completion for your records.

It's important to meet your post-license requirements on time. If your credits aren't reported by your first anniversary as an agent, your license will lapse and have to be reinstated.