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Pennsylvania Post-License Requirements
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All new Pennsylvania real estate agents must complete 14 hours of post-licensing education.
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Sales licensees must complete the 7-hour general module plus either the residential or commercial 7-hour module.
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In Pennsylvania, you must complete a 14-hour post-licensing course within 24 months of receiving your real estate license.
Pennsylvania Post-License Packages
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• General Module (7 hours – mandatory)
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View Payment Plan OptionsComplete 14-Hour Pennsylvania Post-Licensing Package
Fulfill your first-cycle active salesperson renewal requirements in one package.
Included Courses:
• General Module (7 hours – mandatory)
• Commercial Module (7 hours – elective track)
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Our courses are entirely online, so you can get your real estate license without leaving home. The self-paced course also allows you to choose when to study.
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Studying online does not mean you’re alone, it just means flexibility. You will have access to instructor support seven days a week.
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We know it can be scary to take an online course and it's easy to feel like you are alone in the process. Our student support is just different, you won't find another school out there that supports you like we do.
Day or night, seven days a week, every time you call, you'll be greeted by a real person - not a machine. The person you talk to will be an expert and able to help you right away. The other schools only answer when it is convenient for them and you'll have to wait days to get a response from an instructor, if at all.
We're a family-owned business, genuinely invested in seeing you achieve your goals. Come see why we are the trusted source for successful agents and brokers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
In Pennsylvania, real estate salespersons renewing their license for the first time must complete 14 hours of mandatory Commission-developed modules.
Rather than taking general continuing education electives, first-cycle licensees are required to complete:
- General Module (7 hours – Mandatory): Covers core practice topics including duties of licensees, agency relationships, representation agreements, agreements of sale, closing costs, title reports, and environmental/zoning considerations.
- Elective Module (7 hours – Choose One):Residential Module (7 hours): Focuses on uniform construction codes, land development, residential agreements of sale, home inspections, warranties, mortgages, and residential fair housing. Commercial Module (7 hours): Focuses on commercial contracts, leasing, zoning, environmental site assessments, and commercial financing.
1. General Module (7 Hours – Mandatory for All)
The General Module focuses on standard real estate practice, regulatory compliance, and transaction fundamentals across both residential and commercial sectors.
2. Residential Module (7 Hours – Elective Track)
Tailored specifically for agents conducting residential transactions.
3. Commercial Module (7 Hours – Alternative Elective Track)
Tailored for agents working in office, industrial, retail, multi-family, or raw land transactions.
If you do not complete your 14-hour post-licensing coursework before the biennial deadline (May 31 of an even-numbered year), your real estate license immediately lapses and becomes inactive/expired on June 1.
Pennsylvania enforces no grace period for completing education or renewing your license.
Immediate Consequences
- All Real Estate Activities Must Stop: You cannot list properties, represent buyers, negotiate offers, hold open houses, or conduct any licensed activity as of June 1. Practicing on an inactive/expired license is illegal and exposes you and your employing broker to disciplinary fines and sanctions.
- No Commission or Referral Fees: You cannot earn or collect commissions or referral fees for any transactions executed while your license is inactive.
Yes. Perry Real Estate College offers a 100% online, self-paced post-licensing course. Our digital platform allows you to access all materials 24/7, making it easy to fit your education around your schedule.
Our courses are designed to be a foundation for your entire career, not just a stepping stone. By focusing on critical skills like risk management and transactional issues, we help you avoid common mistakes and build a reputation as a professional and trustworthy agent. A strong educational background from Perry Real Estate College will serve you throughout your career in the Illinois real estate market.
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