Legends Real Estate School is accredited by the Texas Real Estate Commission.

To get a real estate license in the state of Texas, you must complete 210 classroom hours in real estate or related courses. This is usually accomplished by seven 30-hour courses in real estate.

At least 150 hours must be in core real estate courses. Core real estate courses are those courses of at least 30 hours approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission for Texas licensure.

 Required Core Courses

# 0111 Principles of Real Estate 1
# 0112 Principles of Real Estate 2
# 1111 Law of Agency
# 1200 Law of Contracts

The courses can be taken in ANY order.
 

 Elective Core Courses

#0211 Appraisal
# 0411 Real Estate Finance I
#0421 Real Estate Finance II
# 0523 Psychology of Marketing
# 0533 Marketing - High Tech
# 0611 Understanding Real Estate Math
# 0711Brokerage
# 0811 Property Management
# 1021 Home Inspection for Real Estate Agents


The courses can be taken in ANY order.

Education Requirement (copied from TREC website)

To be eligible to apply for a salesperson license, an individual must have completed 150 classroom hours of core real estate courses and 60 related (or other core real estate) hours for a total of 210 classroom hours. Complete requirements for licensure, including a breakdown of required courses and hours, can be found on the page, How to Apply for a Salesperson License. http://www.trec.state.tx.us/licenses/salesapp.asp

The following education is required for a salesperson license:

1.    Principles of Real Estate core real estate course [60 classroom hours]

2.    Law of Agency core real estate course (30 classroom hours)

3.    Law of Contracts core real estate course (30 classroom hours)

4.    An additional core real estate course (30 classroom hours)

5.    Another four semester (60 classroom) hours in core courses or in related courses acceptable to the Commission. A bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university satisfies all of the "related" education requirements for a salespersons license. A copy of the college transcript awarding the degree must be submitted as evidence of completion of the degree.

6.    Effective 09/1/2010 a pre-application education evaluation is no longer available prior to submitting an application. Real estate applicants are no longer required to submit an education evaluation request and receive a notice from the commission that the education requirements have been satisfied prior to submitting an application for a license. The education evaluation request form is eliminated and education course completion documents must be submitted when the application is filed.

For the latest up-to-date information regarding license requirements and pertinent information,
please visit the web site of the Texas Real Estate Commission  http://www.trec.state.tx.us/licenses/salesapp.asp

There are three ways to take your courses, in the classroom, online or by correspondence.

 Classroom:  These classes are conducted onsite with the benefit of having a qualified instructor to assist you every step of the way. This personalized method affords you the opportunity to have personal explanations of complex concepts and guidance on passing exams.

This is a tried and true method if what you are looking for is to really learn something about the business of real estate in addition to just passing the exam.

The attendance requirements are only that you are present when class is in session in order to meet the requirements for taking the exam for the course.

 Online:  This version is for those who are comfortable with the book version of a topic only and don't feel they need personal delivery of an instructor.

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