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75 Hour IL Real Estate Broker
Self-study: Other State Licenses OnDemand and Continuing Education. Study at your own Pace.
45 Hour Post IL Broker Real Estate
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9:15am - 12:30pm
45 Hour Post IL Broker Real Estate
Self-study: Other State Licenses OnDemand and Continuing Education. Study at your own Pace.
45 Hour Post IL Broker Real Estate
The 45-Hour Post Illinois Broker Real Estate License are designed for individuals who are entering their first renewal as a first year Illinois Licensed Real Estate Broker.
All first year licensees must
- be under a sponsoring broker,
- hold a valid real estate IL license,
- and complete the 45 hour by Thursday, April 30, 2026.
Self-study: Other State Licenses OnDemand and Continuing Education. Study at your own Pace.
Self-study: Other State Licenses OnDemand and Continuing Education. Study at your own Pace.
Self-study: Other State Licenses OnDemand and Continuing Education. Study at your own Pace.
Flexible options and various course packages available.
Course Requirements:
You need to review all the course content, pass all module quizzes, and take the final exam.
Real Estate School Courses
REQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN AN IL REAL ESTATE LICENSE
Individuals seeking a real estate broker license must successfully complete the Illinois Pre-License 75-hour coursework to be eligible for taking the license exam.
The IL Broker 75 Hour Pre-License course consists of the following:
- Part I: Mastering the principles and foundation of real estate 60-hours
- Part II: Applying theory and case studies into the business of real estate 15-hours
- Individuals enrolled are required to pass a final exam
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulations (IDFPR) refers to the curriculum for individuals seeking a real estate broker license as “Pre-License.” Listed below are the state license application and course requirements: State Application Requirements
- Certificate of graduation from a four-year high school or state equivalent
- Completed 75 hours of real estate classes from an accredited real estate school
- Passed a written examination authorized by the State
- Registered sponsorship with a licensed sponsoring broker
- Social security number or Individual Tax Identification Number
- Be of good moral character
- At least 18 years old
