How to Complete the Continuing Education to Renew Your Tennessee Real Estate Broker License
Real Estate License Renewal Requirements Tennessee
- Renewal Date: Every two years
- Hours Required: 16 hours
- 6 mandatory hours
- 10 elective hours
Steps for Tennessee Real Estate License Renewal
- Complete the required 16 hours of continuing education, including 6 mandatory hours and 10 elective hours.
- Retain records of your continuing education certificates for a minimum of five years.
- Submit proof of completed continuing education courses with your renewal application, if required.
- Complete the renewal process within the specified time frame.
- Pay the applicable license renewal fees.
Course Description
Cameron Academy’s Tennessee Real Estate Broker and Affiliate Broker 16-Hour Continuing Education Course provides a comprehensive and engaging learning experience designed to help you maintain your license and excel in the real estate industry. This complete package includes all 16 hours of CE required for active license renewals, covering both mandatory and elective topics.
Course Features
- Covers all required hours for license renewal
- Engaging and relevant course content
- Immediate electronic certificate of completion upon course completion
- Accessible online, offering flexibility and convenience
- Final exams not required for Tennessee continuing education credit
3 Common Penalties for Late Renewal
- Fines and late fees for late license renewal
- License inactivation or suspension
- Additional continuing education requirements for license reinstatement
Elevate your real estate career with Cameron Academy’s online courses! Our comprehensive and engaging continuing education courses provide the knowledge and skills you need to excel in the industry while meeting your licensing requirements. Invest in your future success and enroll today with Cameron Academy!
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