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North Carolina Real Estate
Post-Licensing Courses
Complete your required 90-hour post-licensing education with our state-approved online courses. Choose the full package or individual 30-hour courses.
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Complete all 90 hours with our comprehensive package or select individual courses to meet your specific requirements.
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90-Hour Complete Package
All three required post-licensing courses bundled together for maximum savings and convenience.
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Post-Licensing 301: Brokerage Relationships & Practices
Post-Licensing 302: Contracts & Closing
Post-Licensing 303: Property Management & Specialty Topics
Individual Courses
Need just one or two courses? Select individual 30-hour courses to complete your requirements.
CURRICULUM
What You'll Learn
Course 301
Brokerage Relationships & Practices
> Agency relationships and duties
> Working with buyers and sellers
> Disclosure requirements
> Professional conduct and ethics
> Risk management strategies
Course 302
Contracts & Closing
> Purchase and sale agreements
> Listing agreements and forms
> Closing procedures and documents
> Title insurance and escrow
> Settlement statements (HUD-1)
Course 303
Property Management
& Specialty Topics
> Property management fundamentals
> Landlord-tenant law
> Commercial real estate basics
> Investment properties
> Fair housing compliance
REQUIREMENTS
North Carolina Post-License Requirements
Follow these three critical steps to complete your post-licensing education and remove your provisional license status.
Complete Your Post-
License Education
This complete package includes all 90 hours of post-licensing required for removal of the provisional license status.
18-Month Completion Window
All three courses must be completed within 18 months of initial licensure to retain eligibility.
Pass Your Final Exams
Per NCREC regulations, you must pass all three final proctored exams with a minimum score of 75% within 180 days of package purchase.
180-Day Purchase Rule
NCREC requires students to complete post-licensing courses within 180 days of purchase.
Report Your Credit Hours
Your real estate school will electronically report your completion of each post-licensing course to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
Total Required Hours
90
Important Reminder
The 180-day completion requirement and 18-month licensure window are strictly enforced by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. Plan your study schedule accordingly to ensure you meet all deadlines.
Self-Paced Learning
24/7 Access
Automatic Reporting
REQUIREMENTS
North Carolina Post-License Requirements
Follow these three critical steps to complete your post-licensing education and remove your provisional license status.
Complete Your Post-
License Education
This complete package includes all 90 hours of post-licensing required for removal of the provisional license status.
18-Month Completion Window
All three courses must be completed within 18 months of initial licensure to retain eligibility.
Pass Your
Final Exams
Per NCREC regulations, you must pass all three final proctored exams with a minimum score of 75% within 180 days of package purchase.
180-Day Purchase Rule
NCREC requires students to complete post-licensing courses within 180 days of purchase.
Report Your Credit
Hours
Your real estate school will electronically report your completion of each post-licensing course to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
Total Required Hours
90
Important Reminder
The 180-day completion requirement and 18-month licensure window are strictly enforced by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. Plan your study schedule accordingly to ensure you meet all deadlines.
Self-Paced Learning
24/7 Access
Automatic Reporting
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
In North Carolina, newly licensed Provisional Brokers must complete 90 hours of post-licensing education to remove their "provisional" status and become full Brokers. The North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) divides this into three distinct 30-hour courses: Post 301 (Broker Relationships & Responsibilities), Post 302 (Contracts & Closing), and Post 303 (NC Law, Rules, & Legal Concepts).
You must complete all 90 hours of post-licensing education within 18 months of your initial licensure date. You can choose to take all three courses back-to-back, or spread them out over the 18-month period, as long as all three course exams are passed before your deadline.
If you fail to complete all three 30-hour courses by your 18-month anniversary date, your North Carolina real estate license will automatically be placed on inactive status. You will be legally prohibited from practicing real estate, representing clients, or earning any commissions until the outstanding education is completed and your license is formally reactivated.
No. The NCREC does not require you to take the courses in sequential order. You can take them in any order that fits your schedule. However, many students find it helpful to start with Post 301 to build a solid foundational understanding of agency relationships before moving into contracts (302) and state laws (303).
Yes! The NCREC allows Provisional Brokers to complete their post-licensing requirements online. Fastpass Learning offers fully approved, self-paced online courses, allowing you to fulfill your 90-hour requirement from home, on your own schedule, without needing to commute to a physical classroom.
No, there is no comprehensive state-administered exam for post-licensing. To get credit, you simply need to pass the individual final course exam at the end of each 30-hour module (Post 301, 302, and 303). Once you pass a course exam, your provider will report your completion directly to the NCREC.