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Find answers about accreditation, course hours, class order, missed sessions, textbooks, and Pennsylvania real estate salesperson license requirements.
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Yes. Elite Real Estate Academy is a Pennsylvania state-approved real estate education provider. The pre-licensing course is designed to satisfy Pennsylvania's required real estate salesperson education hours.
Yes. The full pre-licensing program provides the required 75 hours of education for Pennsylvania real estate salesperson licensing.
The 75 hours are split into Real Estate Fundamentals and Real Estate Practice.
The recommended order is to complete Real Estate Fundamentals first, then complete Real Estate Practice. This helps you build the foundation before moving into more practical, transaction-focused topics.
Yes. You may pay for course sections separately when that option is available. Visit the course page to see current enrollment options and pricing.
Attendance matters because Pennsylvania pre-licensing education has required course hours. If you miss a class, contact Elite Real Estate Academy as soon as possible so they can guide you on your available options.
After you complete the required 75 hours and receive the required course completion documentation, you can move forward with scheduling your Pennsylvania real estate salesperson exam.
The exact timing depends on your completion status and exam scheduling availability.
The required textbook information is listed on the Course Textbook page. Please review it before your class begins so you are prepared for the course.
To become a Pennsylvania real estate salesperson, students generally need to be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, complete the required 75 hours of approved pre-licensing education, pass the state licensing exam, and complete the license application process.
Elite Real Estate Academy helps students complete the required pre-licensing education portion.
Enroll in Pennsylvania state-approved pre-licensing education and start preparing for your real estate salesperson license.
