
Resources

Commissions system Steps to Becoming a Licensed Real Estate Broker In NC
1. Obtain Your Real Estate License
Start with the Broker Pre-Licensing Course—the first step toward becoming a licensed broker. Learn more about the course we offer here
2. Tips for Success
- Start Reviewing Early: Course materials and login details will be sent a week before the course starts.
- Engage in Class: Ask questions and use interactive features.
- Consistent Study Habits: Review regularly and consider study groups.
Additional Resources:
3. Maintaining Your License
- Renewal Fee: Pay $45 between May 15 and June 30 at NCREC.
- Post-Licensing Education: Complete these within 18 months:
- Post 301: Broker Relationships & Responsibilities
- Post 302: Contracts & Closing
- Post 303: NC Law, Rules & Legal Concepts
- Continuing Education (CE): 8 hours annually:
- 4-hour General Update (GENUP) or Broker-In-Charge Update (BICUP)
- 4-hour Commission-approved elective

Real Estate Association/MLS
Resources for Brokers in the surrounding Charlotte Areas
Local Laws
- North Carolina Real Estate Commission
- Union County Official Website
- City of Charlotte Official Website
- North Carolina General Assembly
- South Carolina Government
- Charlotte Planning Department
- North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
- City of Rock Hill, SC
- Cabarrus County Government