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License holders must meet Continuing Education (CE) requirements during each two- year license period. CE must include 4 hours of Legal Update I, 4 hours of Legal Update II, 3 hours of Contract-Related coursework, and 7 hours of elective CE courses for a total of 18 hours.

Texas. To renew your inactive real estate license in Texas you need to have your 18 hours of approved continuing education courses under your belt. The breakdown of the courses needs to include 8 hours of Texas Real Estate Commission legal courses and 10 hours of elective CE courses.

You may renew your license up to six months after the expiration date (Additional late fees may apply). After six months and up to two years past the expiration date, you may apply for reinstatement of your license. After two years past the expiration date, you will have to reapply and pass the state exam again.

License holders must meet Continuing Education (CE) requirements during each two- year license period.

As a licensed agent or broker in Texas, you are required to take additional courses to renew your license every two years. There are two types of renewals you must be aware of: Sales Agent Apprentice Education (SAE) and Continuing Education (CE).

All salesperson applicants must receive basic real estate pre-license training. The education requirement helps ensure hopeful real estate agents are prepared to take the Texas real estate exam and start representing clients.

Texas. A license for a realtor in Texas lasts for two years, giving you plenty of time to decide if you want to let your license expire. If you leave your license inactive for a maximum of two years and don't renew it, it will expire.

Click “Look up Courses or Transcript.” Search for a single course with “Approved Courses Inquiry” or search for a CE provider with “Approved Provider Inquiry.” If you need help, email CE@tdi.texas.gov or call 512-676-6500. Review your CE transcript on Sircon.

To renew your Texas real estate license, you need to: Take your required renewal courses from a TREC-approved course provider. Submit the course completion documents to TREC. Wait at least 10 days to allow your credits to be processed. Submit your renewal application to TREC with your renewal fee.

Sales Apprentice Education (SAE) courses are part of the first renewal cycle for agents. Sales agents who are renewing for the first time must have a total of 270 qualifying real estate course hours, 4 hours of TREC's Legal Update I, and 4 hours of TREC's Legal Update II.

Great news - your course does not expire! So take your time mastering the content as you prepare for your state licensing exam. Was this article helpful?

License holders must meet Continuing Education (CE) requirements during each two- year license period. CE must include 4 hours of Legal Update I, 4 hours of Legal Update II, 3 hours of Contract-Related coursework, and 7 hours of elective CE courses for a total of 18 hours.

Inactive License Holders Have Fewer—and Easier—Renewal Steps When you are ready to return to real estate brokerage activities, you will need to complete your required CE first and then submit a request to activate your license. If you're a sales agent, you will need to request that a broker sponsor you.

Texas. To renew your inactive real estate license in Texas you need to have your 18 hours of approved continuing education courses under your belt. The breakdown of the courses needs to include 8 hours of Texas Real Estate Commission legal courses and 10 hours of elective CE courses.

You may renew your license up to six months after the expiration date (Additional late fees may apply). After six months and up to two years past the expiration date, you may apply for reinstatement of your license. After two years past the expiration date, you will have to reapply and pass the state exam again.

License holders must meet Continuing Education (CE) requirements during each two- year license period.

As a licensed agent or broker in Texas, you are required to take additional courses to renew your license every two years. There are two types of renewals you must be aware of: Sales Agent Apprentice Education (SAE) and Continuing Education (CE).

All salesperson applicants must receive basic real estate pre-license training. The education requirement helps ensure hopeful real estate agents are prepared to take the Texas real estate exam and start representing clients.

Texas. A license for a realtor in Texas lasts for two years, giving you plenty of time to decide if you want to let your license expire. If you leave your license inactive for a maximum of two years and don't renew it, it will expire.

Click “Look up Courses or Transcript.” Search for a single course with “Approved Courses Inquiry” or search for a CE provider with “Approved Provider Inquiry.” If you need help, email CE@tdi.texas.gov or call 512-676-6500. Review your CE transcript on Sircon.

To renew your Texas real estate license, you need to: Take your required renewal courses from a TREC-approved course provider. Submit the course completion documents to TREC. Wait at least 10 days to allow your credits to be processed. Submit your renewal application to TREC with your renewal fee.

Sales Apprentice Education (SAE) courses are part of the first renewal cycle for agents. Sales agents who are renewing for the first time must have a total of 270 qualifying real estate course hours, 4 hours of TREC's Legal Update I, and 4 hours of TREC's Legal Update II.

Great news - your course does not expire! So take your time mastering the content as you prepare for your state licensing exam. Was this article helpful?

Inactive License Holders Have Fewer—and Easier—Renewal Steps When you are ready to return to real estate brokerage activities, you will need to complete your required CE first and then submit a request to activate your license. If you're a sales agent, you will need to request that a broker sponsor you.