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What are the three Post licensing courses?
What are the three Post licensing courses?
Post 301-Broker Relationships & Responsibilities
Post 302-Contracts & Closing
Post 303-NC Laws, Rules, & Legal Concepts.
Course syllabi are available on the Commission’s website.
Do I take the courses in any particular order?
Do I take the courses in any particular order?
No. You may take any of the three courses in any order. However, the Commission recommends that you follow the course number sequence (301, 302, & 303), as course materials were developed with that sequence in mind.
What is the passing score for the Postlicensing courses?
What is the passing score for the Postlicensing courses?
In order to receive credit for the course you must answer at least 75% of the questions correctly on the final exam.
How much testing time is given to take the Postlicensing exams?
How much testing time is given to take the Postlicensing exams?
Post 301 - Broker Relationships & Responsibilities - 1 hour to complete
Post 302 - Contracts & Closings - 3 hours to complete
Post 303 - NC Laws, Rules, & Legal Concepts - 1 hour to complete
What happens if I don't take the courses during the 18-month time frame?
What happens if I don't take the courses during the 18-month time frame?
If you fail to complete the three Post courses during the 18-month deadline, your license will be put on inactive status by NCREC. You may NOT perform any brokerage activities or collect brokerage fees (including referral fees) while your license is Inactive. Refer to 58A.1902.
What if I don't pass the first exam, do I get another attempt?
What if I don't pass the first exam, do I get another attempt?
If you do not pass the first attempt you will have a second attempt available during your testing duration.
Can I get CE credit for Postlicensing courses?
Can I get CE credit for Postlicensing courses?
No. Postlicensing does not provide any CE credit.
What if I have my license in another state?
What if I have my license in another state?
Applicants who hold a current real estate license in another state that has been on active status within the previous three (3) years may waive the 75-hour North Carolina Broker Prelicensing Course as well as the National section of the North Carolina real estate license examination and do ONE of the following:
Pass the State section of the examination and be issued a NC real estate broker license in a status equivalent to the status in the other jurisdiction OR
Waive the State section of the examination, be issued a NC real estate broker license on provisional status, and take the 3 Ppost Llicensing classes within 18 months.
What are the fees associated with keeping my license active?
What are the fees associated with keeping my license active?
Brokers must pay NCREC’s annual renewal fee, registration fees for CE courses per year, and NC’s Privilege License annual fee.
Provisional Brokers must also pay registration and textbook fees for Post Llicensing courses.
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