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What real estate investing courses are available?
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The Nebraska Real Estate Commission's approved pre-license course list includes a 30-hour Real Estate Investments course (Course 0043) that qualifies as the elective course for salesperson pre-licensing education. Applicants choose this or another approved 30-hour elective, such as Property Management, Real Estate Finance, or Real Estate Appraisal, to fulfill the third required pre-license course.
Sources: Nebraska Real Estate Commission — License Information (Applicant Information, Nebraska Resident).
"Real Estate Investments" is listed as a 30-hour elective pre-qualifying course on TREC's approved qualifying course list. TREC maintains a searchable database of approved qualifying courses that can be filtered by provider, delivery method, and course topic. Courses are available in online, correspondence, and classroom formats through TREC-approved providers. The qualifying course list also includes related elective courses such as Real Estate Appraisal, Real Estate Law, and Residential Property Management.
Sources: TREC — Become a Sales Agent.
The Virginia Real Estate Board recognizes Real Estate Investments as a broker-related course option within its broker pre-license education program. Broker applicants may apply one broker-related course toward the 180-hour education requirement, selecting from options that include Real Estate Investments, Real Estate Economics, Commercial Mortgage Lending, and Business Law. Each broker-related course carries a maximum of 45 hours of credit.
Sources: VA DPOR — Real Estate Board: Pre-License Education; VA DPOR — Real Estate Board (Main Landing Page).