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Enroll in Online Florida Real Estate State Exam Prep Course
Select a desired course from the list on that page, then
click "Add to Cart."
- Click "Check Out." Follow the instructions by entering the required information
to complete your order and begin your online course
- Once you register you will receive an email confirmation for your records and
may begin the course immediately. You may return to the course at your convenience as the website will track your progress.
Customer Service
- If you have questions regarding the material you are studying, an instructor is available from 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday, and often beyond those hours, from 7:00am to 10:00pm, whenever possible.
Call our office at (727) 526-5338 or (800) 330-9411
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- If you need technical support, or have any other questions, our office staff is available from 7:00am to 10:00pm every day. If you need technical support outside of those hours, call (888) 213-5124
Call our office at (727) 526-5338 or (800) 330-9411
E-mail us by
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Common Questions
May I download this course and work without being connected to the internet?
There is no way to download the course from
the internet to your
computer.
This course provides no additional
texts as all the
material is being presented in an
online form.
Does this course satisfy the sales information for Florida
real estate broker
pre-license students?
Yes. The course is primarily for sales associates. It is
valuable for brokers as approximately half of the state exam
questions are based on sales associate
material.
Is there any textbook or
workbook I can purchase separate from the course?
The
Florida Real Estate Exam Manual is available
from our
bookstore. It is created
by Dearborn Publishing (the creator of this online review
course). We also recommend
the following materials our students have said were beneficial:
What are the minimum computer requirements to use the
online courseware?
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Is my credit card transaction/sale secure?
Yes. The site uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
to encrypt all of your personal
information, so that the information cannot be seen during transmission.
May I receive a refund if the online course is not right for me?
There is no refund for students that move beyond the first lesson following the course tutorial's completion. The refund is valid for
thirty (30) days after the original
purchase date. If you have not gone beyond the first lesson and desire a refund
please
call the school at 800-330-9411.
If I don't like the online course may I still take the classroom course?
Please call the school at (800) 330-9411, or click on the following link to email us for more information: Email Us Now
Do you have a money back guarantee if I
should fail the State Exam?
No. It is not allowed by
Florida Statutes 475.451 & 475.4511 and by the
rules in Chapter
61-J2.013 of the Florida Real Estate Commission. Briefly
here are those rules:
475.451 Schools teaching real estate
practice.
(3) It is unlawful for any person, school, or institution to offer the
courses described
in subsection (1) or to conduct classes in such courses, regardless of the
number of
pupils, whether by correspondence or otherwise, without first procuring a
permit, or
to guarantee that its pupils will pass any examinations required for licensure,
or to
represent that the issuance of a permit is any recommendation or endorsement of
the
person, school, or institution to which it is issued or of any course of
instruction given
thereunder.
(4) Any person who violates this section commits a misdemeanor of the
second degree,
punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
475.4511 Advertising by real estate schools.
(1) No person representing a real estate school offering and teaching
real estate
courses under this chapter shall make, cause to be made, or approve any
statement,
representation, or act, oral, written, or visual, in connection with the
operation of the
school, its affiliations with individuals or entities of courses offered, or any
endorsement
of such, if such person knows or believes, or reasonably should know or believe,
the
statement, representation, or act to be false, inaccurate, misleading, or
exaggerated.
(2) A school shall not use advertising of any nature which is false,
inaccurate, misleading,
or exaggerated. Publicity and advertising of a real estate school, or of its
representative,
shall be based upon relevant facts and supported by evidence establishing their
truth.
(3) No representative of any school or institution coming within the
provisions of this
chapter shall promise or guarantee employment or placement of any student or
prospective student using information, training, or skill purported to be
provided, or
otherwise enhanced, by a course or school as an inducement to enroll in the
school,
unless such person offers the student or prospective student a bona fide
contract of
employment agreeing to employ the student or prospective student.
61J2-17.013 Interpretation of Particular Phrases.
Whenever used, the phrases set forth shall be construed as follows:
(1) “To guarantee that its pupils will pass any examinations given by the
department”
as prohibited by Section 475.451(3), Florida Statutes, and shall be construed to
include,
but without limitation, any representation, agreement, promise or understanding
whereby
a person enrolled in any school or course is to receive any refund of money or
other
thing of value if such person should fail the examination offered by the
Division.
(2) “Each person, school, or institution” used in Section 475.451(1),
Florida Statutes,
is construed to include only one address or location; and a person, school or
institution,
offering or conducting a course at more than one address or location, must
obtain a
permit for each address or location.
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