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Embark on your real estate pathway at South Florida State College.  \nReal estate offers a rewarding career path for motivated individuals. While sales skills are indeed essential, being a natural salesperson isn't a strict requirement. Crucial skills include being an attentive listener, an effective communicator, and having a passion for the industry. Concerned about lacking expertise? Our pre-licensing courses ensure you're well-prepared to excel.  \nHere 's why real estate might be your ideal career:  \n High Demand: Job opportunities are on the rise.  \n Quick Entry: Become a licensed agent in just 63 hours.  \n Affordability: Training costs are reasonable.  \n Autonomy: Control your growth and schedule.  \n Entrepreneurial Freedom: Run your own business with broker support.  \n Unlimited Earnings: Commission-based income offers great potential.  \n Dynamic Environment: Enjoy daily variety and interactions.  \n Fulfilling Role: Assist clients in significant decisions.  \n Flexible Schedule: Manage your time effectively.  \n Networking Opportunities: Connect with diverse individuals regularly.  \nWhy select SFSC for Real Estate?  \n Simple registration  \n In class or online courses  \n Our face-to-face courses are taught by local real estate brokers who are actively engaged and highly experienced in our target market.  \nIs Real Estate Right for You?  \nSales Associate  \nTo begin, you’ll need to complete 63-clock-hours of pre-license sales associate education. After completing your course, you’ll need to pass the real estate pre-license course final exam. SFSC offers in-person or online [24/7 at southflorida.edu/realestate](24/7 at southflorida.edu/realestate).  \nNext, you’ll need to submit a background check and fingerprints to the Department of Business & Professional Regulation.  \nApply for a Florida real estate salesperson license with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.  \nFinally, you’ll need to pass the Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Exam with a passing score.  \nFlorida requires licensed real estate sales associates to complete a 45-hour post-license education course within 24-months of receiving their license. The course is good for two years from the date of completion.  \nSFSC offers this course online 24/7 at [southflorida.edu/realestate](southflorida.edu/realestate).  \nBroker  \nHold an active sales associate license for at least 24-months out of the past five years.   \nComplete 72-clock-hours of broker education. After completing your course, you’ll need to pass the real estate prelicense course final exam. SFSC offers this course in-person or online 24/7 at [southflorida.edu/realestate](southflorida.edu/realestate).  \nNext, you’ll need to submit a background check and fingerprints to the Department of Business & Professional Regulation.  \nApply for a Florida real estate salesperson license with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.  \nPass the state exam   \nFinally, you’ll need to pass the Florida Real Estate Broker Exam with a passing score.  \nThe Florida broker post license courses are split into two 30-hour courses. All brokers must complete 60-hours in total of Florida real estate license renewal courses. The broker license renewal for Florida is normally within 18-24 months, from the date your real estate broker’s license was issued. SFSC offers this course online 24/7 at [southflorida.eu/realestate](southflorida.eu/realestate).  \nAll requirements met  \nContinuing Education   \nGain experience as an active Real Estate Sales Associate  \nGet Hired!  \nSubmit fingerprints  \nComplete the application  \nPass the state exam  \nContinuing Education  \nSubmit fingerprints  \nComplete the application  \nCoTnitactna Gotustus today!  \n 863.784.7466  \n [tina.gottus@southflorida.edu](tina.gottus@southflorida.edu)  \n 600 W. College Dr. , Avon Park, FL 33825  Like us on facebook at SFSCCCE ","cbCaitCyxaR96oB1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitCyxaR96oB1","pdf",3177505,"English","# Real Estate Sales Associate\n## Pre-licensing and exam requirements\n## Post-licensing education\n# Broker\n## Broker education and state exam\n## Post-license renewal and continuing education\n# Course Tracks and Registration\n## Online and in-person options 24/7","[{\"question\":\"How can I become a Florida real estate sales associate?\",\"answer\":\"Complete 63 clock-hours of pre-license sales associate education, pass the pre-license course final exam, submit required background check and fingerprints, then pass the Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Exam.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional education is required after getting a sales associate license?\",\"answer\":\"Florida requires licensed sales associates to complete a 45-hour post-license education course within 24 months of receiving the license; the course is valid for two years from the completion date.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main steps to become a Florida broker?\",\"answer\":\"Hold an active sales associate license for at least 24 months within the past five years, complete 72 clock-hours of broker education, submit background check and fingerprints, pass the state exam, and complete broker renewal education requirements.\"}]","Real Estate Catalog 1 - Career Path and Licensing Guide | PDF",1790523965,15]