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The Basics
- 60-Hour Pre-License Course
- 3 Real Estate Study Guides
- Accessible Narrated Audio with Adjustable Speeds
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- 60-Hour Pre-License Course
- Live & Interactive Instruction
- Accessible Narrated Audio with Adjustable Speeds
- CompuCram Exam Prep
- Career Booster Pack (1-year access)
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Agent
Follow these 5 simple steps to start your real estate career in Kansas
Complete 60 Hours of approved Pre-Licensing education
Successfully complete an approved 60 clock-hour Pre-Licensing course with 30 hours of principles of real estate and 30 hours of Kansas practice courses.
Pass the course final exam.
After you complete all the course materials, meet the minimum time requirement, and pass the practice exam, you must pass a course final exam. The minimum passing score is 90%.
Complete the background check requirement
Next, you must submit a set of fingerprints to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. This is for the purpose of conducting a Kansas and national fingerprint-based, criminal history background check, utilizing records of the KBI and the FBI
Pass the Kansas Real Estate Examination
Pearson VUE administers the Kansas real estate licensing exam. This 140-question test is comprised of two portions, covering both general and state requirements. You will have 4 hours to complete the exam, 2.5 hours for the national portion and 1.5 hours for the Kansas portion
Choose a sponsoring broker
To be licensed, you must first be associated with a current and active Kansas sponsoring broker. It's important to find the right broker to work with since this person will serve as your mentor as you start your new career in real estate. Here are some questions to consider during your search: What is their reputation, both locally and nationally? What kind of real estate agents are they looking for? Are they technologically advanced and up-to-date with the latest systems? How do they support their agents with education and training? What kind of commission structure do they offer? Do they offer benefits? Do they provide their agents with leads and marketing material? Is there room to grow with the brokerage?
Meet Our Expert Instructors
Learn from licensed brokers and educators who have trained thousands of real estate professionals since 1982.
Joseph F. Gobbett, Jr.
Licensed Broker, GRI
50+ YearsStarted his real estate career in Maryland in 1971. Training director, branch sales manager, and broker in charge of Rescom Realtors.
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Mark Davis-Cote
Licensed Broker, SFR
13+ YearsBA from URI, MBA from Webster University. Licensed salesperson since 2011, broker since 2016, SFR certified.
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Amanda Farnum
Licensed Real Estate Broker
17+ YearsAward-winning agent with experience across residential, commercial, foreclosures, and investments.
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Dale Clift
Real Estate Instructor
40+ YearsPassionate about real estate from age 20. Made it his goal to teach, train, and coach professionals across South Carolina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our real estate courses
Can I take both online and livestream?
Each class must be completed in the format it was started to receive credit.
What is the duration of a real estate license course in Kansas?
Kansas requires 60 hours of approved pre-licensing education split between 30 hours of Principles of Real Estate and 30 hours of Kansas Practice. How long completion takes depends on the approved course format and your learning schedule.
Can you take the Kansas real estate exam without classes?
No, you cannot take the exam without completing your real estate pre-licensing course in Kansas.
What are the requirements to get a real estate license in Kansas?
To become a Kansas real estate salesperson, you must be at least 18 with a high school diploma or equivalent, obtain a KREC pre-license number, complete the approved 60-hour course requirement, complete fingerprinting, pass the national and state exams, affiliate with a Kansas supervising broker and submit the salesperson license application.
What happens after you pass the Kansas licensing exams?
Finish any remaining Kansas Practice coursework and fingerprinting, then follow KREC’s invitation to apply for your salesperson license. You must affiliate with a Kansas supervising broker and pay the $125 license application fee.
This course is offered in affiliation with Colibri Real Estate.