California Realtors - Don't let your License Expire!

My friend Susan wasn't actively working in Real Estate last year, so when her license came up for renewal, she didn't take her continuing ed courses. So then she was going to have to pay additional penalties to renew her license. Therefore, Susan's license lapsed and she ignored the DRE letters... for a whole year. And now she's going to have to take the DRE exam all over again if she wants to work in real estate again! She doesn't plan to work full-time as a real estate agent, but if she had kept her license active, she could have at least received referral fees as a source of passive income. We all know someone who's going to buy or sell a house right?

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But don't wait until it's too late... remember that the California Department of Real Estate (DRE) must complete your certificate before your license expires, and the process usually takes over a week to complete the CE courses.

According to the DRE License Renewal web page "You may use eLicensing or submit your renewal application 90 days prior to your license expiration date. Your renewal is on-time if your eLicensing transaction is completed or your application is postmarked before midnight on your license expiration date. If you renew on-time, Business and Professions Code Section 10156.2 permits you to continue operating under your existing license after its expiration date unless notified otherwise by the DRE."

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Regina P. Brown
California Coast & Country Homes, Inc.