This package of educational content is designed to provide Kentucky real estate professionals with the required 3 hours of Law and an overview of important topics and concepts related to the financing of real estate transactions. This package will cover such topics as relevant lending laws, sources of funds, loans, government loan programs, and documents used in the financing of real estate transactions.
Real estate licensees in Kentucky can fulfill 6 hours of their continuing education toward biennial renewal with this law and elective course. Topics of interest include agency, contracts, fair housing, and planning/zoning issues for the law portion, the ethics, professionalism, inspections, and online advertising best practices for the elective.
Kentucky real estate licenses must be renewed every two years. The deadline to apply for renewal is March 31. In order to renew, you must first complete Kentucky real estate continuing education requirements by December 31 of each year during the two-year renewal period.
All actively licensed agents (both salespersons and brokers) must complete 6 hours of continuing education courses each year, including:
Licensees are able to complete more than 6 hours of CE per year but must take at least 6 hours (with 3 on law) in the first year of their renewal period.
In addition, every four years, salespersons and brokers must take the 6-hour Kentucky Core Class, which will satisfy their full continuing education requirement for that renewal term.
In order to receive credit for your Kentucky real estate continuing education courses, you must pass a final exam for the course with a score of at least 75%. You may retake the test as many times as necessary if you do not achieve this score on the first try.