A Texas Real Estate School’s exam pass rate is a key indicator of how well it prepares students to obtain their Texas Real Estate License. Generally, a higher pass rate suggests that students completing the course were well-prepared for the licensing exam, having benefited from effective exam preparation. At School Estate, our courses are specifically designed for easy comprehension and include frequent knowledge checks to maximize our students’ chances of passing the Texas Real Estate License exam on their first attempt. Choosing the right Texas Real Estate School with a strong pass rate is crucial to avoid wasting time and money on repeated attempts of the Texas Real Estate License exam.

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Yes! You can absolutely get your Texas Real Estate License online. Online Texas Real Estate School courses offer the flexibility to complete your pre-licensing education on your own schedule, using any device. These online programs can be just as effective as traditional in-person classes, and for many learners, even more so, providing exceptional convenience for individuals balancing work, childcare, or other responsibilities. School Estate courses even feature audio narration, allowing you to listen to your coursework while commuting or managing household tasks. The only mandatory in-person requirements for obtaining your Texas Real Estate License are fingerprinting and the state real estate exam.

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To qualify for a Texas Real Estate License, you must meet three fundamental requirements set by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC):

• You must be at least 18 years of age.
• You must be a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident. (Please note that DACA recipients do not currently qualify for a Texas Real Estate License).
• You must meet TREC’s character requirements, which encompass standards for honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity.

While a criminal record doesn’t automatically disqualify you from obtaining a Texas Real Estate License, it will necessitate a more detailed review process. You can find further information on this here. Choosing the right Texas Real Estate School can help you understand these requirements thoroughly. See Licensing Steps here.

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Here’s a breakdown of the steps to taking the Texas Real Estate License exam:

• Complete Pre-Licensing Education: Successfully pass all six required 30-hour pre-licensing courses from a Texas Real Estate School like School Estate.
• Submit License Application: Once your education is complete, submit your Texas Real Estate License application online through the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) website.
• Receive TREC Approval: After TREC approves your application, you will be eligible to schedule your exam.
• Schedule Exam: Choose your preferred test time and location on the Pearson VUE website.
• Understand the Exam Format: The Texas Real Estate License exam includes 125 multiple-choice questions:
  • 85 national questions
  • 40 Texas-specific questions
• Time Allotment:
  • 150 minutes for the national portion
  • 90 minutes for the state portion
• Passing Score: To pass and obtain your Texas Real Estate License, you must correctly answer:
  • At least 56 national questions
  • At least 21 state questions

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Here’s a breakdown of the costs associated with getting your Texas Real Estate License:

• Tuition for a Texas Real Estate School:
  • Generally ranges between $500 and $1,000.
  • Cost varies depending on the provider and whether you choose online or in-person courses.
• State Fees for the Texas Real Estate License:
  • Exam Fee: $42 per attempt of the state exam.
  • Application Fee: $185.
  • Fingerprinting Fee: $38.25.
• Total State Fees: Approximately $265.25.
• Estimated Total Cost: Between $765.25 and $1,265.25 (combining tuition and state fees).

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Yes! Every School Estate package includes comprehensive exam prep to help you obtain your Texas Real Estate License. Here’s a breakdown of what’s included in our packages:

• Success Pack X6 Package:
  
  • Interactive Texas Real Estate School course with quizzes and knowledge checks throughout.
  • Access to over 1,600 review questions designed to prepare you for the Texas Real Estate License exam.
  • Exam Prep Videos & Practice Exams
  • Two comprehensive exam prep ebooks.
  • Six study guides, one for each required pre-licensing course.
  • Recorded Instructor Videos
  • Unlimited One-on-One Tutoring
  • Daily Live Zoom Study Groups
  • PDF Textbooks
• Success Pack X6+ Accelerator Package:
  
  • Includes everything in the Success Pack X6 Package.
  • Plus Printed Textbooks, Workbooks, and Study Guides
  • Plus 700 Printed Flashcards
  • Plus Real Estate Accelerator Live Course + Career Coaching
  • Plus Real Estate Math Video Course + Printed Book
  • Plus The Language of Real Estate

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Yes, all courses offered by School Estate are fully approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) (CE Provider #31 – QE Provider #4546). This means they completely fulfill the requirements for your Texas Real Estate License pre-licensing, SAE and CE education.

Here’s what you need to know:

• All aspiring Texas Real Estate License holders are required to successfully complete these six TREC-approved courses.
• You must pass all six course exams before you are eligible to register for the state Texas Real Estate License exam.
• Only real estate courses that have received official approval from TREC will count towards your mandatory pre-licensing education for a Texas Real Estate License. Therefore, choosing a reputable Texas Real Estate School like School Estate ensures your education meets these requirements.

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School Estate’s Texas Real Estate School course includes all six 30-hour TREC-mandated courses required to obtain your Texas Real Estate License:

• Principles I #121
• Principles II #122
• Law of Agency #1151
• Promulgated Contracts #1251
• Law of Contracts #351
• Real Estate Finance #451

These courses are interactive and feature built-in review to aid your learning. All courses also include convenient audio narration.

Here’s what’s included in our packages to help you prepare for your Texas Real Estate License exam:

• Success Pack X6 Package:
  
  • Interactive Texas Real Estate School course with quizzes and knowledge checks throughout.
  • Access to over 1,600 review questions designed to prepare you for the Texas Real Estate License exam.
  • Exam Prep Videos & Practice Exams
  • Two comprehensive exam prep ebooks.
  • Six study guides, one for each required pre-licensing course.
  • Recorded Instructor Videos
  • Unlimited One-on-One Tutoring
  • Daily Live Zoom Study Groups
  • PDF Textbooks
• Success Pack X6+ Accelerator Package:
  
  • Includes everything in the Success Pack X6 Package.
  • Plus Printed Textbooks, Workbooks, and Study Guides
  • Plus 700 Printed Flashcards
  • Plus Real Estate Accelerator Live Course + Career Coaching
  • Plus Real Estate Math Video Course + Printed Book
  • Plus The Language of Real Estate

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Once you’ve completed all six pre-licensing courses from a Texas Real Estate School like School Estate, you’re eligible to take your Texas Real Estate License state exam.

Here are the next steps to getting your Texas Real Estate License:

• Register for the State Exam: Sign up online through the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) website.
• Complete Application and Pay Fees: You will also need to complete your Texas Real Estate License application and pay the associated application fee.
• Get Fingerprinted: Schedule and pay for your required fingerprinting.
• Find a Sponsoring Broker: Before your Texas Real Estate License can be activated, you must affiliate with a sponsoring broker (you cannot practice real estate independently in Texas). It’s advisable to begin your search for a sponsoring broker as soon as possible to ensure a smooth license activation. In Texas, School Estate offers a broker matching program to assist our students. When you’re nearing the completion of your first course with School Estate, you’ll have the option to opt-in and let us help you find a suitable broker.

Detailed steps can be found on our Texas Real Estate Sales Agent License Steps Page.

At School Estate, a leading Texas Real Estate School, you have flexible options for completing your final course exams, a key step toward obtaining your Texas Real Estate License:

• Online Proctoring from Home: You can conveniently take your final exams from the comfort of your own home using one of our online proctors. For this option, you will need a computer or tablet (cell phones are not permitted).
• Third-Party Proctoring (In-Person or Online): Alternatively, you can choose to take your final exams either in person or online with a disinterested third-party proctor of your choosing.

Regardless of the proctoring method you select, the final exam for each course at our Texas Real Estate School consists of 60 questions. To successfully pass and move forward in the process of getting your Texas Real Estate License, you must achieve a score of 70% or higher on each final exam.

Read more on steps to obtain your Texas Real Estate Sales Agent License here.

Getting your Texas Real Estate License involves a straightforward series of steps:

• Verify Your Qualifications: First, ensure you meet the eligibility requirements set by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC).
• Complete Pre-Licensing Education: Enroll in and successfully complete 180 hours of pre-licensing education through an accredited Texas Real Estate School like School Estate. This education is divided into six 30-hour courses, each with a final exam.
• Pass the State Exam: After completing your coursework, you must pass the official Texas Real Estate License salesperson exam.
• Submit Application and Fingerprints: Submit your Texas Real Estate License application to TREC and complete the required fingerprinting process.
• Pay Necessary Fees: Pay all associated application and licensing fees to TREC.
• Find a Sponsoring Broker: Secure sponsorship from a licensed Texas real estate broker. You cannot practice real estate without a sponsoring broker.
• License Issuance: Once all the above steps are completed, TREC will issue your Texas Real Estate License, allowing you to begin your new career in Texas real estate.

For detailed steps on obtaining your Texas Real Estate Sales Agent License, please visit our 6 Steps to Your Texas Real Estate Sales Agent License.

School Estate: We Support Your Real Estate Success.

• Always Supported: We provide ongoing student support.
• School Estate Commitment:
  • If you follow our commitment rules, you get extended exam prep access at no extra cost if you don’t pass your first exam.
  • Rules:
    • Complete orientation in 14 days.
    • Exam in 30 days.
    • Request support in 7 days of failure.
    • Follow study plan.
  • Benefits:
    • Personalized help.
    • Extended access (up to 18 months).
    • No extra fees.
• Terms Apply – Read more about the School Estate Commitment here.

You’ll have plenty of time! Your Texas Pre-Licensing courses are valid for six months, which is, on average, triple the time needed for completion.

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School Estate understands that upfront costs can be a challenge. We offer payment plans for our pre-licensing courses. Call 512-697-9111 to discuss your options.

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