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Real Estate Pre Education(701304-QP)

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Texas Pre-Licensing Education (18 Hours)

 

Provider Number:701304-QP

Complete 180 classroom hours of qualifying courses through a TREC-approved provider. Must include six specific 30-hour courses:

  •  Principles of Real Estate I (30 hrs)
  • Principles of Real Estate II (30 hrs) 
  • Law of Agency (30 hrs)
  • Law of Contracts (30 hrs)
  • Promulgated Contract Forms (30 hrs)
  • Real Estate Finance (30 hrs)
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Don't Let a Missing Course Delay Your Real Estate Career

Many exam takers fail or get delayed because they didn't complete the full 180‑hour requirement or used courses from unapproved providers. Time2Renew gives you all 6 TREC‑required courses in one approved bundle. No holes. No headaches.

What's included:

  • Principles of Real Estate I (30 hrs)
  • Principles of Real Estate II (30 hrs)
  • Law of Agency (30 hrs)
  • Law of Contracts (30 hrs)
  • Promulgated Contract Forms (30 hrs)
  • Real Estate Finance (30 hrs)

The bundle saves you nearly 50% compared to buying separately.

TREC‑approved #701304 | 100% online |only $199.99 for bundle

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this 180-hour course approved by TREC?

Yes. Our 180-Hour Real Estate Education Program is fully approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) under Provider Number 701304-QP. All course completion certificates are accepted for your Texas real estate license application.

What are the 6 required courses?

Texas law requires all 6 specific courses to meet the 180-hour requirement:

  • Principles of Real Estate I (30 hrs)
  • Principles of Real Estate II (30 hrs)
  • Law of Agency (30 hrs)
  • Law of Contracts (30 hrs)
  • Promulgated Contract Forms (30 hrs)
  • Real Estate Finance (30 hrs)

You can purchase the full 180-Hour Package or individual 30-hour courses.

How long does it take to complete?

It's self-paced — you set the schedule. Most students complete the full 180 hours in 3 to 6 months studying part-time (10–15 hours per week). You can finish faster or take longer — your progress saves automatically.

What do I do after completing the 180 hours?

Four steps to your license:

  • Get your certificates — Complete all 6 courses and receive your TREC certificates
  • Apply to TREC — Submit your application, fees (~$350), and fingerprints for a background check
  • Pass the state exam — Schedule and pass both the national and state portions
  • Find a sponsoring broker — Once you pass, find a broker to activate your license
Do I need this course to become a real estate agent in Texas?

Yes. The 180-hour pre-license education is required by TREC before you can take the Texas real estate licensing exam.

After completing this course, you will be eligible to apply for the exam and move toward getting your license.

Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?

Yes. After completing all required 180 hours, you will receive a certificate of completion.

This certificate is required when applying for your Texas real estate license exam eligibility.

Is this course self-paced or scheduled?

This is a fully self-paced online course.

There are no live classes, and you can start and stop anytime without losing progress.

What happens if I fail a section or quiz?

You can retake quizzes and course sections until you pass.

The goal is to ensure you fully understand the material before moving forward.

Who is this Texas real estate course for?

This course is designed for:

  • First-time real estate agents in Texas
  • Career changers entering real estate
  • Students preparing for the Texas licensing exam
  • Anyone needing 180-hour pre-license education approved by TREC
How do I get my Texas real estate license after this course?

After completing the 180-hour course:

  • Submit your application to TREC
  • Pass the state licensing exam
  • Work under a licensed Texas broker

This course covers the education requirement step.

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