ARELLO is the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials made up of jurisdictions (countries and states) that regulate the sale and leasing of real estate. Alabama Real Estate Institute is licensed through the Alabama Real Estate Commission. It is our goal to become "The Educational Source" for all licensees practicing real estate in Alabama.
The Alabama Real Estate Institute provides Alabama Real Estate Commission approved education courses in Real Estate Salesperson Pre License, Real Estate Salesperson Post License, Broker Pre license, Reciprocal Sales license, Reciprocal Broker license, Training Classes, Training Boot Camps, Continuing Education courses (CE), Productivity Coaching and Motivational Speakers for specialized events.
The Alabama Real Estate Institute provides Alabama Real Estate Commission approved education courses in Real Estate Salesperson Pre License, Real Estate Salesperson Post License, Broker Pre license, Reciprocal Sales license, Reciprocal Broker license, Training Classes, Training Boot Camps, Continuing Education courses (CE), Productivity Coaching and Motivational Speakers for specialized events.
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All Alabama licensees are required to complete a minimum of 15-hours of approved Continuing Education (CE) prior to renewal of licensure. Every licensee must complete 3-hours of mandatory "Risk Management; Initial Contact to Accepted Offer, " and 12 additional hours of "elective classes." Whether you purchase our Special Renewal Package (all 15-hour of CE), when available, or purchase individual classes the process is simple.
Successfully pass a proctored exam that is given by the school. We do not charge for this exam; however since our proctored exams are usually administered by a public library in your home town, the library may charge a small fee to cover some of their expenses, no more than $35. Most libraries will only charge a fee for the use of copier and fax.
If you are wanting to practice Real Estate in Alabama as a Salesperson or Broker yet are already licensed in another state, a reciprocal license is for you. Something that might save time, but is not required, is to complete a Request for Determination of Examination for Reciprocal Licensing, and let the real estate Commission determine your current status.
Some classes are definitely better when taken in a classroom. Continuing education classes should be taken in a classroom if at all possible so that you get the most up-to-date information. Classroom discussions are also a great learning tool. It has been documented from several studies over several years that students taking online prelicense courses make 25-30% higher scores on the state exam.
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