Do you want to take your real estate career to the next step? How would you like to manage an office of young productive Kentucky real estate agents? Let's briefly cover the requirements for a Kentucky real estate "broker" license. You can print out the exact broker requirements here.

• You must be at least 18 years of age
• Must have been licensed in the real estate business for at least 2 years
  • Must average 20+ hours per week (Broker submits an affidavit)
  • Time may be reduced to one year with a real estate degree from a college/university
• Have completed 336 hours of approved education credit
  • 96 hour prelicense course will count as part of the 336 hour requirement
  • College credit (doesn't need to be in real estate) may be counted (Up to 144 hours)
  • Some designation classes may (Check with KREC) count (GRI, CRS, CCIM)
• Must complete a 3 credit hour/48 classroom hour course called "Broker Management Skills"
• Must complete a current FBI backgound check
• Must pass the Kentucky Real Estate License Exam with a score of 75% or higher

48-Hour Broker Management Skills Course (Required)
Location: Bowling Green, KY

The Kentucky Broker Management Skills Course is required by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission for any existing real estate agent who is attempting to become licensed as a broker. Currently this course must be conducted in the classroom so the hours are 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m on the following Wednesday's and Thursday's. The reason for skipping weeks is the KREC requires the course be spread out over a one month period of time.

Class meets: October 22nd and 23rd, Nov 5th, 6th, 19th, and 20th.

The final exam will be given the afternoon of the 20th. If you have any questions about this course, please call Todd directly at 270-779-8679.

*Textbook is included with tuition of $495.

Next Broker Managmenet Skills Course will be in 2009. Please contact us if you have an interest in this course.

48-Hour Online Kentucky Law Course

We are working on completing the first ever online 48-hour law course in Kentucky. We anticipate completing the course soon and will submit for approval. Because of the complexities with online course approval, we now don't expect the class to be approved/available until 2009. Please contact us if you'd like to be notified of the online law course approval.