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Frequently Asked
Questions about the program.
What do I need to get a Tennessee real estate license?
Tennessee currently requires approved pre-licensing coursework, a passing exam score, a background check, errors and omissions insurance, and affiliation with a broker. Requirements may change, so we walk every student through the current TREC checklist during enrollment.
How many CE hours do I need to renew?
Tennessee affiliate brokers typically complete 16 hours per two year cycle, including the required TREC core course. Your specific requirement may vary by license type, so confirm your renewal details with TREC.
Can I take courses online?
Yes. Pre-licensing, CE, and most advanced programs are available online, either live online or on demand.
Where are classes held?
In person classes run in Middle Tennessee, with convenient access from Nashville, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, and surrounding areas. Live online options serve students statewide.
How do I register?
Register through the Course Calendar. Choose your class, complete checkout, and you will receive confirmation and preparation details by email immediately.
What if I need to reschedule?
Live class registrations may typically be transferred to a future date with advance notice. Full refund and transfer terms appear at checkout.
Can I attend if I am not a licensed agent?
Yes. Investors, property owners, and aspiring professionals attend our commercial, investor, and property management programs. No license is required to learn.
Who teaches the courses?
Your lead instructor is Moren Adenubi, a broker and owner with 30+ years of experience who holds the CCIM and CPM designations. Fewer than 1% of real estate professionals hold both.
Do you report completions to the state?
Where applicable, we typically report course completions to the state promptly after you finish, and you receive a certificate for your records.
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Real estate careers are built here. Continuing education and advanced residential, commercial, property management, and investor education taught by one of the most credentialed instructors in the industry.
Continuing education requirements and course approvals vary by state. Review each course listing to confirm whether it is approved for continuing education credit in the state where you hold your license.
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