60-Hr. AL Broker Pre-Licensing Course Only Package

$335

This product includes:

Elective Hours: 0 Mandatory: 60 Total Hours: 60

Description

Package content and courses

State Requirements

This course package includes the 60-Hr. Alabama Broker Pre-Licensing Course as well as Alabama Exam Prep Edge.

Topics covered in this course include Fair Housing, Broker Administration and Management, Business Planning, Human Resources, Document Preparation and Contracts, Offer and Counter Offers, Finance, Trust Accounts, Risk Management, Advertising Laws, Valuation of Real Property, Property Management, Commercial Real Estate, and New Construction. This course also covers Alabama-specific topics including license law, Agency Relationships and Agreements and RECAD Law. Passing this course qualifies students to take the Alabama Real Estate Broker Licensing exam.

Package Content:

Alabama 60-Hour Broker Pre-License Course

This course provides 60 hours of instruction in principles of real estate required of all applicants for a broker license in Alabama. The course prepares learners for the Alabama licensing exam and provides the practical business knowledge and foundation necessary to be a successful real estate broker in Alabama. Topics include:

Agency relationships and contracts
Real property ownership and interests
Finance
Real property descriptions, valuation, and conveyance
Marketing regulations
Property management
Real estate calculations, including GRM and GIM
Purpose of license law
Licensing requirements
License status
Broker and company licenses and place of business
Recovery Fund
Disciplinary actions and process
Estimated closing statement
Trust funds
RECAD
Violations leading to possible disciplinary actions

AL Broker Exam Prep Edge: National & State Portions

This program covers the complete Alabama Broker national and state portions of your real estate licensing exam.

Exam Prep Edge is an intuitive online study experience that will help you gain the edge in acing your exam and getting your real estate career off to the right start. It provides you with the opportunity to prepare for your exam with the following benefits:

Take an initial assessment and receive immediate feedback on the topics you’ve mastered and the ones you still need to work on.

Improve your practice exam scores by studying individual lessons by topics outlined in your Candidate Handbook.

We believe practice makes perfect. That’s why we provide dynamic practice exams with unique questions to get you ready for your upcoming exam. You are able to review your results from each attempt and hone in on those areas where you feel like you are particularly strong and those where there is opportunity to improve.

Our real-time dashboards guide you through each topic while gauging your competency so you know what to concentrate on before exam day.

State Requirements For Alabama

Alabama State Requirement Details for Real Estate Broker Pre-Licensing Education

Hours Required by the State: 60 hours

Licensing Exam: The licensing exam is administered by Pearson VUE. Registration for the state licensing exam is an entirely separate process from proctoring for your course final exam. For instructions to register for your state licensing exam Pearson VUE and further information, please click here.

Additional Licensing Requirement: There are additional licensing requirements to become a broker in Alabama. You can find those requirements here.

The CE Shop’s Offering: 60 hours

Reporting: The state requires course completions to be reported to the state. We will report your course to the state upon completion. Students may verify reported credits through the Commission website using thes state's CMAP instructions here.

Expiration Date of Course: The CE Shop’s Pre-Licensing courses expire one year after the date of purchase. Each individual course will have an expiration date listed in the student’s account.

Certificates: Immediately upon course completions, The CE Shop will provide students with an electronic copy of the course certificate of completion. Certificates will remain in your account for a minimum of five years, should you need additional copies at a later time. Please refer to your application to determine if you need to submit your certificate(s) of completion. Course completion dates are recorded using Central Standard Time. Please note that the date on your certificate of completion will reflect this.

Final Exam: Final exams must be passed with a minimum of 70% and may be taken a maximum of two times.

Proctored Final Exam: The state requires that your final course exam be proctored. You’ll need to schedule an appointment with an online proctor in advance. You can find full details of the proctoring process here. Upon passing the final course exam you will be asked to sign an affidavit verifying your identity as the student who completed the course and the final course exam.