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Special Instructions for Minimum Course Completion Times

Our online qualifying education courses are offered through a partnership with 360training.com, Inc., TREC Provider #4591. Refund requests are offered for 3 days after your purchase date.

Texas Real Estate Commission Rules require that you have a proctor for the end-of-course final exam on each of your 6 qualifying, pre-licensing courses. If you purchase the #1 course package, you can record your final examination from the convenience and privacy of your own computer and the system proctor will review your final exam video once you have completed and passed the exam. In addition, TREC Rules require that you spend the requisite number of hours to complete each 30 hour course. It takes at least 3 days or 72 hours to complete each 30 hour Qualifying Real Estate course. The soonest you are allowed to complete the 180 hour course package, which consists of 6 courses, is 18 days. Please take your time, study the material and take at least 2.5 days to complete each 30 hour course before taking your exam.

#1 Premium Package: 180 Hour Real Estate Licensing Courses with eBOOKs and Remote, Recorded Final Exam Proctoring for $429
Our #1 premium package feature the convenience of remote proctoring. With remote proctoring you have the flexibility to take your final exams from the convenience of your own computer, 24/7. When you take each end-of-course final exam, your computer will share your screen, camera and microphone, to record and communicate with the remote proctoring system. On the next business day, the exam proctor will review the video and exam completion affidavit. After successful completion of the exam, your course completion certificate is released.
Real Estate Principles I: TREC #121
Real Estate Principles II: TREC #122
Law of Agency: TREC #1151
Law of Contracts: TREC #1251
Real Estate Finance I: TREC #451
Promulgated Contract Forms: TREC #351
Online Practice Exam

Before you apply for your Texas Real Estate Sales Agent's License, you are required to complete six 30 hour Qualifying Education courses. You may take the courses in any sequence, but we recommend that you begin with Real Estate Principles. TREC Rules require that we notify you that a background check is a part of the licensing process. If you have any questions or concerns about issues in your background that may affect your ability to obtain a license, consider requesting a Fitness Determination before applying for your license. Detailed information can be found at the TREC website.
Purvis Real Estate Training Institute is a Texas Real Estate Commission licensed real estate school #4558.

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Real Estate Principles 1 is an introduction to Texas real estate fundamentals, laws and regulations. Course topics include licensing as a broker and salesperson, ethics of practice, conveyances, legal descriptions, deeds, encumbrances and liens. Additional Real Estate Principles topics are appraisal, finance, real estate math, closing procedures and housing discrimination, credit discrimination and community reinvestment. The subject matter is closely related to topics on the Texas Real Estate Commission/Pearson Vue real estate licensing exam.

The Law of Agency course content is relationships between principals & clients, creation and termination of agency relationships and intermediary relationships, listing contracts and buyer representation procedures. Law of Agency also includes employment law, the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, agency duties and fiduciary duties. The course content addresses psychology and negotiating positions, as well as closing details for residential real estate transactions.

The Real Estate Finance course content include: monetary systems; federal government programs; primary and secondary money markets; sources of mortgage loans; federal government programs; alternative mortgage instruments; federal lending & credit laws as well as Texas housing agencies. The final component is the loan application process and procedures, as well as closing costs.

The subject areas for Law of Contracts include the elements of a contract, offer & acceptance, specific performance and breach of contract, seller's disclosure requirements and the Statute of Frauds. The content specifies the details for Texas Real Estate Commission rules relating to the use of contract forms and addenda as adopted by the Commission.

The emphasis for Promulgated Contract Forms course is to learn the basics for proper completion of the Texas Real Estate Commission promulgated contracts and addenda through exercises and case studies. Course topics include the unauthorized practice of law, the Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee, and current promulgated forms. A working knowledge of the proper completion of the contracts forms and an understanding of how contract provisions may benefit your client is crucial to your success in the real estate business.