The course is online and at your own pace. You can start as soon as you purchase the course. We do not currently offer in person classes.

To earn your Texas real estate salesperson license you must:

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Show evidence of being fingerprinted through the approved statewide vendor for a Texas and federal background check
• Provide a Completion Certificate for a 30-hour pre-exam salesperson course from an accredited Texas real estate school
• Pass both portions of the Texas salesperson state examination
• Complete the 24-hour Texas Real Estate Practice Course (TREP) prior to submitting an application for a license. (TREP course can be taken before or after exam date but must be taken after successful completion of the 48-hour pre-exam salesperson course)
• Submit appropriate application materials to the Texas Real Estate Commission with all required fees
• Completed application for license must be submitted within six months of the completion date of the 48-hour pre-exam salesperson course

For more information, please visit the Texas Real Estate Commission website.

The time it takes to get your Texas real estate license depends on how quickly you complete your Pre-Licensing requirements, which includes Pre-Licensing coursework and passing the state licensing exam.

There are a number of costs and fees involved in obtaining a Texas real estate salesperson license. Variable costs include tuition and fees associated with completing your Pre-Licensing education requirement, and the cost to obtain your background check. Current salesperson examination fees are $52 to take both sections of the state licensing exam, and a $100 fee for the initial issuance of your license.
Note: These costs are subject to change by the state at any time. To make sure you are aware of the latest fees, please visit the following links: Examination Fees and License Fees

The Texas Real Estate Commission contracts with PSI Exams to facilitate and administer the states real estate licensing exam. PSI provides the Texas Real Estate Candidate Bulletin which provides details about registering for and taking the licensing exam, as well as the exam format, content structure, and exam scoring.

Complete application for license must be submitted within six months of the completion date of the 30-hour pre-exam salesperson course.

Our courses are iPad compatible, however, we suggest utilizing a Laptop or Computer for a superior course experience.

This is an inquiry you should submit to the state licensing authority or Real Estate Commission. Each state’s law varies to what sorts of crime forbids you from acquiring a real estate license. Some have exemptions concerning the kind of crime committed, the age while committing the crime, or even the period that has gone since the crime was committed. In many states, if you have a lawful offense conviction or have pled no contest to a felony, you most likely cannot get a real estate license.

Our courses are pre-approved by the state, which implies it is approved for the necessary hours you are required to satisfy for your state. This essentially means you don’t have to stress over following your time — that is our duty. In a bunch of states, students are required to meet set time necessities to finish sections or parts within the course. If your state is one of those, you will get that information with your course and a timer will be visible at the top of your screen as you work through the course. When you complete your coursework, you’ll receive credits for the assigned credit hours of the course.

If your screen is idle for more than a couple minutes, the system will log you out, and stops the clock.

All our courses are state-approved which means the state has perused the course material and considers it proper for passing the state final exam.

The course at Stepping Stone Real Estate School will incorporate written contents and quizzes after each chapter to help decide if you understand the material you read. The course is additionally broken down into units. At the end of every unit, you will take a quiz and need to score 80% or better before you can proceed to the next lesson. (Note that a few states require a marginally unique grade, which will be outlined in your course.)

Each student has 90 days from the date of purchase or another period as modified to complete the course. If the student does not complete the course within 90 days, they will be required to purchase an extension of the course and may then carry on where last left off.

There are three ways to reach out to us:

1. Call us at our Support number: (404) 904-5258
2. Send our instructor an email at: texas.steppingstoneinstructor@gmail.com
3. Contact our technical support on email at: steppingstonetechnicalhelp@gmail.com

Please remember to include your name, phone number, state, and issue you are having in your email.

Yes, you can work part time. As a real estate agent, you can work as much or as little as you want.