Course Descriptions

This 60-hour course provides the foundational knowledge required to sit for the Arkansas real estate salesperson license examination. Topics include Arkansas real estate law, contracts, agency relationships, property ownership, financing, closing procedures, and professional ethics. Completion satisfies the AREC pre-license education requirement for salesperson applicants. The 60-hour certificate has no expiration for salesperson applicants.

This 18-hour course is required for newly licensed Arkansas real estate salespersons and must be completed within 6 months of initial licensure. The AREC post-license curriculum consists of three 6-hour modules. Note: any one of the three modules may also satisfy a licensee's annual 7-hour continuing education requirement, provided it is not simultaneously applied to the post-license requirement.

Arkansas requires active real estate licensees to complete 7 hours of continuing education annually to renew their license for the upcoming calendar year. Renewal must be completed by September 30 to avoid a penalty. Our CE courses cover current Arkansas real estate law updates, fair housing requirements, agency law, and other AREC-approved topics.

This course prepares students to sit for the Arkansas property management license examination. Topics include Arkansas property management law, landlord-tenant relationships, lease agreements, property maintenance responsibilities, security deposits, eviction procedures, and fair housing compliance specific to property management.

Required for newly licensed Arkansas property managers within 6 months of initial licensure. This course provides practical training in day-to-day property management operations, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance coordination, owner reporting, and compliance with Arkansas property management regulations.

Maintain your active Arkansas property management license with required continuing education. Our CE courses address current changes in Arkansas property management law, updated fair housing regulations, lease agreement best practices, and other topics required by the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.

Designed for experienced property managers seeking to advance to the broker level, this course covers the advanced knowledge required to sit for the Arkansas property management broker license examination. Topics include broker responsibilities, trust accounts, supervision of licensees, business management, and advanced Arkansas property management law.

Required for newly licensed Arkansas property management brokers within 6 months of initial licensure. This course addresses the practical responsibilities of operating a property management brokerage, including office management, staff supervision, compliance oversight, risk management, and advanced client relationship management.