Tuition for the mandatory 75-hour Pre-Licensing course typically ranges from $500 to $600, depending on the format and materials included. Additional costs include textbook fees, the NCREC application fee, and the examination fee. The Fayetteville Real Estate School includes all of the materials needed to take the Pre-Licensing course.

Yes, synchronous online courses via Zoom are fully approved by the NCREC. This format allows you to complete your education from the comfort of your home while interacting live with our experienced instructors.

Absolutely. We are a fully accredited North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) Education Provider, ensuring our curriculum meets all state regulatory requirements for licensing.

No, a college degree is not required. To qualify, you must be at least 18 years old, a United States citizen or qualified alien, and possess a valid Social Security number.

Upon passing, you will be issued a Provisional Broker license. To activate it, you must affiliate with a Broker-in-Charge (BIC). You will then have 18 months to complete 90 hours of Post-Licensing education to remove the provisional status.

Pre-licensing (75 hours) is the foundational course required to take the state exam. Post-licensing (90 hours) is required within your first 18 months to become a full, unrestricted broker. Continuing Education (CE) requires 8 hours annually to maintain an active license.

Yes, our flexible online programs are highly suitable for military spouses. Additionally, North Carolina offers specialized licensing provisions and accommodations for military personnel and their spouses holding active real estate licenses in other states.