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GENERAL QUESTIONS

We believe continuing education shouldn’t be complicated. Since NRED allows up to 18 hours of self-paced online courses, we’ve put all six required CORE courses into one easy online bundle. This way, you can pick any live CE course to meet the 18-hour live education rule. We’ve made it simple, so you can renew your license without the stress.

Need to complete your 36 hours of Continuing Education (CE) before your license expires? We’ve got you covered! Our 36-hour CE Bundle makes it super easy. You’ll get 6 Live/ZOOM classes and 6 self-paced online courses, covering all the important topics you need: Risk Reduction, Law, Agency, Contracts, and Ethics. Plus, you can pick the Live/ZOOM classes that fit your schedule. Staying compliant has never been this simple! Looking for something more specific, like Broker Management, Property Management, or Business Brokerage CE? We can create a CE package for you.

If you’re a Nevada real estate licensee, you can stay in the know by checking out the Nevada Real Estate Division’s website at https://red.nv.gov/. It’s the best place to find updates and important info you need!

To renew your license online, just go to https://red.nv.gov/, click on “Online Services,” and choose “Online Renewal.” If you need help, check out the ceASAP YouTube channel for a step-by-step guide: https://www.youtube.com/@ceASAP.

In Nevada, real estate licenses expire every two years at the end of the month. To keep your license active, renew it before the deadline. You can check when your license expires by visiting the Nevada Real Estate Division’s website at https://red.nv.gov/  and using the “License Lookup” tool.

The Nevada Real Estate Division (NRED) defines live instruction as teaching that happens either in person, with the instructor and students in the same room, or online through platforms like Zoom. These online tools allow real-time interaction, so you can see, hear, and talk, even if you're not in the same place. Sometimes, a mix of both in-person and online methods is used to teach live classes.

When it comes to online continuing education (CE) for license renewal, NRED allows up to 18 hours of “self-paced” online courses. These can include required topics like Ethics, Law, Contracts, Agency, and Risk Reduction, along with General CE to complete the 36 hours needed. There are also courses for Special Permits, like Property Management and Business Broker training, as well as specific training for brokers that can also be taken as internet CE courses. But remember, you can only complete 18 hours of internet CE, so it’s important to keep a strict record of your completed courses and learning method.

At ceASAP, we’ve put together 36-hour packages that cover everything you need, making the education and renewal process simple and stress-free.

Yes, we are required to submit a report for all students who finish a continuing education course, and we do this once a week. It usually takes about 10 days for the real estate division to update the information on your account. Just keep in mind, when you renew your license, the real estate division will only use the completion certificates you send, not the ones submitted by ceASAP.

Before you renew, make sure you have all your completion certificates ready. Whether you renew online or in person, it’s easiest to save them as PDFs. Having everything ready ahead of time will make the whole process quick and easy!

CONTINUING EDUCATION QUESTIONS

The number of continuing education (CE) credits you need to renew your real estate license depends on a few factors, like the type of license you have; Salesperson, Broker-Salesperson, or Broker, and any extra permits, like Property Management or Business Broker, tied to your license. In general, the Nevada Real Estate Division requires at least 18 hours of Core CE, which includes topics like Ethics, Law, Risk Reduction, Agency, and 6 hours on Contracts. If you’re 65 or older and have had a Nevada license for more than 30 years, you might qualify for fewer courses. To ensure you meet all the requirements, check out the Nevada Real Estate Division’s license renewal page for more details.

If you have a Special Permit, like Property Management or Business Broker, the Nevada Real Estate Division (NRED) asks you to take additional CE courses specific to your permit. For example, if you have a Property Management permit, you’ll need 9 hours of PM courses to renew it. Business Brokers need 3 hours of Business Broker classes. The good news? These classes can count toward your general education hours. So, if you take 3 hours of Business Broker classes, you’ll only need 15 hours of general education instead of 18.

Yes, you can! For example, you could take an extra three CE hours in Ethics, giving you six Ethics hours. Those extra three hours can count toward your General CE requirements. Just remember, you can’t take the same course (with the same NRED course number) twice in the same renewal period to earn more credits. A good example is completing an internet (self-paced) Ethics CE course, as well as a live/ZOOM Ethics CE course. Before you submit your CE certificates, double-check to ensure there are no duplicate CE courses. If you don’t submit the right certificates, your real estate license could expire.

If you’re a Nevada real estate licensee, you can stay in the know by checking out the Nevada Real Estate Division’s website at https://red.nv.gov/. It’s the best place to find updates and important info you need!

To renew your license online, just go to https://red.nv.gov/, click on “Online Services,” and choose “Online Renewal.” If you need help, check out the ceASAP YouTube channel for a step-by-step guide: https://www.youtube.com/@ceASAP.

In Nevada, real estate licenses expire every two years at the end of the month. To keep your license active, renew it before the deadline. You can check when your license expires by visiting the Nevada Real Estate Division’s website at https://red.nv.gov/  and using the “License Lookup” tool.

Yes, we are required to submit a report for all students who finish a continuing education course, and we do this once a week. It usually takes about 10 days for the real estate division to update the information on your account. Just keep in mind, when you renew your license, the real estate division will only use the completion certificates you send, not the ones submitted by ceASAP.

Before you renew, make sure you have all your completion certificates ready. Whether you renew online or in person, it’s easiest to save them as PDFs. Having everything ready ahead of time will make the whole process quick and easy!

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