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14-Hour Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson Post-Licensing Package
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14-Hour Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson Post-Licensing
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- 7-Hour PA Post-License General Module
- 7-Hour PA Post-License Residential Module
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This course is designed to meet Pennsylvania's post-licensing education requirements and is approved by the Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission.
- Course Approval Number: RECE007373
Commonly Asked Questions on Pennsylvania Real Estate Continuing Education
Pennsylvania requires 14 hours of Commission-approved continuing education (CE) during each two-year license period to renew or reactivate a license. Standard licensees renewing for the first time must complete a 7-hour General Module plus a 7-hour Residential Module or a 7-hour Commercial Module, totaling 14 hours. For the 2024-2026 cycle, standard licensees (licensed before December 1, 2023) must include 2 hours in Fair Housing and 3 hours in Agency Relationship as part of their 14 hours. Licensees who obtained a license less than 6 months before the renewal deadline are exempt from CE for that cycle but must still renew. For the 2026-2028 cycle, the Commission voted on May 5, 2026 to require a minimum of 2 hours in "Protecting Consumer's Real Property, Personal Property and Information."See the answer for every state
After receiving a real estate license in Pennsylvania, you begin working under the supervision of your employing broker, who certified willingness to supervise and train you before your license was issued. The physical license is mailed to the broker's main office, not to you directly, and arrives within 7 to 10 business days after the date of issue. New agents typically learn brokerage systems, review commission structures and office policies, and begin building a client base under their broker's guidance.See the answer for every state
Pennsylvania real estate licenses are valid for a two-year period and expire on May 31 of every even-numbered year. The Commission emails renewal notices approximately 60 days before the expiration date, and there is no grace period for any license or registration. Licensees must complete 14 hours of Commission-approved continuing education during each two-year cycle to renew, and all renewals must be completed online through the PALS website.See the answer for every state
All Pennsylvania real estate licenses must be renewed online through the PALS website. Licenses expire May 31 of every even-numbered year, and the Commission emails renewal notices approximately 60 days before the deadline. Standard licensees must complete 14 hours of Commission-approved continuing education during each 2-year period, and renewal fees range from $96 for salespersons and Associate Brokers to $126 for other broker license types. There is no grace period for renewals.See the answer for every state
Pennsylvania requires 14 hours of Commission-approved continuing education during each 2-year license period to renew a real estate license. First-time renewing salespersons must complete a 7-hour General Module and either a 7-hour Residential Module or a 7-hour Commercial Module. For the 2024-2026 cycle, standard licensees (licensed before December 1, 2023) must complete at least 5 of the 14 hours in set topics: 2 hours in Fair Housing and 3 hours in Agency Relationship, with the remaining 9 hours as electives. For the 2026-2028 cycle, the Commission voted on May 5, 2026 to require a minimum of 2 of the 14 hours in the topic "Protecting Consumer's Real Property, Personal Property and Information."See the answer for every state
Can I renew my real estate license after it expires in Pennsylvania? If your Pennsylvania real estate license is expired, you have a period of five years during which you can apply for reactivation of your license without needing to retake the licensing examinations. Follow these instructions for online activation. However, an applicant who has remained inactive without renewing their license for five years (from the date of its expiry) will need to retake the relevant examination before being reissued their license.See the answer for every state
What can you do with an inactive license and how do you keep it active in Pennsylvania? In Pennsylvania, a real estate license can remain inactive for an indefinite period if the licensee is completing the CE requirements every two years. During this period, you can continue to attend real estate conferences and build networks of contacts. However, conducting sales or brokerage activity is not legal with an inactive license. Once your license expires, you have a period of five years to renew it before you’ll have to retake the licensing exam.See the answer for every state
You can complete your courses at your own pace with 6 months of access included after enrollment. If you need additional time you can obtain an extension for a small additional fee.See the answer for every state