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Renew your Florida real estate license
See when your license expires and what education you need before then.
What each renewal needs
First renewal, sales associate: 45 hours
- 45 hours of FREC-approved sales associate post-licensing education, with its end-of-course exam, before your license expires.
- At your first renewal, post-licensing takes the place of the 14 hours of continuing education.
- A four-year college degree in real estate waives post-licensing: send DBPR your official transcript.
- Not finished by the expiration date: the license becomes null and void.
- Renew and pay the fee in your DBPR account (www2.myfloridalicense.com).
First renewal, broker or broker associate: 60 hours
- 60 hours of FREC-approved broker post-licensing education, with its end-of-course exam, before your license expires.
- At your first renewal, post-licensing takes the place of the 14 hours of continuing education.
- A four-year college degree in real estate waives post-licensing: send DBPR your official transcript.
- Not finished by the expiration date: the license becomes null and void.
- Renew and pay the fee in your DBPR account (www2.myfloridalicense.com).
Every renewal after that: 14 hours
- 14 hours of continuing education each two-year renewal:
- 3 hours of Core Law
- 3 hours of Business Ethics
- 8 hours of specialty courses
- Renew and pay the fee in your DBPR account (www2.myfloridalicense.com) before the expiration date.
Sources (checked October 23, 2026):A general guide, not legal advice. DBPR and FREC decide what counts for your license. Renewing anyway? Look at Re4lty Inc while you're at it
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