To be eligible to take the Pennsylvania State & National Real Estate License exams:

• Must be 18 years of age
• High School Diploma or GED
• 30 hours Real Estate Fundamental and
• 45 hours Real Estate Practice
• Payment in full to sit for school exams
• Pass school exams to receive school transcript

The course consists of two modules: Real Estate Fundamentals and Real Estate Practice. These modules will cover the fundamentals and practices of the real estate business. You will be prepared to take the Pennsylvania Real Estate Sales License Exams.

The primary objective of this course is to enable students to develop an understanding of the complex legal issues involved in the study of real estate and provide them with a solid, technical, legal foundation upon which a successful career can be built. This core objective will be achieved by:

1. Identifying and understanding the role of government and laws that impact rights and interests in real property.
2. Developing an understanding of private rights and interests in land; how those rights and interests are held and how they are transferred.
3. Identifying and being able to explain basic principles of contract law, and financing principles.
4. Developing an understanding of license law and rules and regulation that impact real estate licensees.

The primary objective of this course is to provide students with essential information regarding laws, business practices, ethics and technologies which will enable them to conduct themselves as professionals in ways that ultimately protect the consumers to whom they provide services. The core objective above will be achieved through:

1. Introducing and familiarizing the student with the scope of the real estate business and market, and role of licensees (brokers and salespersons) in it.
2. Developing an in depth understanding of the laws, regulations, and ethical standards that impact and govern the conduct of licensees
3. Providing an understanding of the activities involved in constructing a residential sales transaction, and the role and obligations of a licensee involved in the transaction.