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Kansas Real Estate License Training
Pass Your Kansas Real Estate Exam – Guaranteed!
Kansas Real Estate License Classes
Become a Real Estate Agent in Kansas in 4 Easy Steps!
1 Successfully complete a 30-hour Principle of Real Estate Course
2 Pass the state required exam
3 Successfully complete a 30-hour Kansas Practice course
4 Submit your application to the Kansas Real Estate Commission
Our 30-hour Principles of Real Estate course will help you lay a solid foundation to become a real estate agent in Kansas. The course covers topics like contract law, listing agreements, real estate finance, closing, Kansas licensing requirement and much more. Upon completion of the course, we will issue you a certificate which must be shown to the test center before you can sit for your state licensing exam.
Our 30-hour Kansas Practice Course covers practical concepts of real estate required for all applicants for a salesperson license in Kansas. This course can be completed either before or after the state licensing exam. Upon completion of the course, we will issue a certificate that must be filed with your license application.
The Kansas Exam Prep Course will provide additional preparation for you Kansas real estate exam by providing you with over 800 practice questions, including 11 practice exams and a simulated final exam. This isn’t required as part of the 60 hours of pre-licensing, but we highly recommend you utilize this course to prepare for your state exam.
We also include our Mold, Radon and Home Inspection courses for Real Estate Agents and Brokers. As a real estate professional, you will no doubt run into issues in all 3 of these areas when assisting your clients. These courses will give you a head start in your new real estate career.
You can enroll in each of the courses separately as well.
Kansas Real Estate Course Pricing
Our Kansas real estate training packages range from the required 30-hour pre-licensing course to everything you need to establish a strong foundation for your real estate career.
BASIC PRE-LICENSE
Silver Package
30-Hour Principles of Real Estate
– Plus –
Instructor Support
Real Estate e-Books
Lifetime Access to Training Materials
MOST POPULAR
PREMIUM PRE-LICENSE WITH EXAM PREP
Gold Package
30-Hour Principles of Real Estate
30-Hour Real Estate Practice
Over 800 Practice Questions
15 Practice Quizzes
Simulated Final Exam
– Plus –
Instructor Support
Real Estate e-Books
Lifetime Access to Training Materials
Unlimited Practice Exam Attempts
Pass Guarantee
12-Hour Continuing Education Bundle
Mold for Real Estate Agents
Radon for Real Estate Agents
Introduction to Home Inspection
Why Choose PDH Real Estate?
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Instructors
Our instructors love what they do and are excited to share their knowledge and their real-world experience with you.
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Up-to-Date
Our team stays on top of state real estate regulations so you are always getting the most accurate information.
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Approved
The course has gone through Kansas’s rigorous approval process so you can be sure you’re in good hands.
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Exam Prep
Be better prepared and less anxious for the state exam, because you’ll already know what the test will be like.
Pass Guarantee
We know exams can be tough and we want you to be confident knowing that we’re here from lessons to license.
100% Self-Paced
The course is 100% self-paced, meaning you can move through it as quickly or as slowly as you need to.
Lifetime Access
Learning is a lifelong process. You can go back and reference our course material at any time in the future.
Stellar Support
Our industry-leading instructors are here to help with their years of real-world experience and expertise.
About Our Kansas Real Estate License Course
Our 30-hour Principles of Real Estate course will help you kickstart your career as a real estate agent in Kansas. The course covers topics like contract law, listing agreements, real estate finance, closing, Kansas licensing requirement and much more. Upon completion of the course, we will issue you a certificate, which must be shown to the testing center before you can sit for your state licensing exam.
Our 30-hour Kansas Practice Course covers practical concepts of real estate required for all applicants for a salesperson license in Kansas. This course can be completed either before or after the state licensing exam. Upon completion of the course, we will issue a certificate that must be filed with your license application.
The content is comprehensive and up-to-date with current trends and regulations. Our courses are 100% online so you can study when it’s most convenient for you, from the comfort of your own home.
Benefits of our gold package include:
- Satisfy your Kansas Real Estate Commission requirements
- Practice for your state licensing exam
- 100% online, so you can work at your own pace
- Certificate of completion
- Pass guarantee
- Lifetime access to course material
Our Exam Prep Course includes more in-depth content as additional preparation for your real estate exam. We provide you with over 800 practice questions and 15 practice quizzes, and also include a simulated state-specific and national exam, so you know what to expect come exam time.
We also offer a pass guarantee – If you do not pass your real estate licensing exam on your first attempt after completing our Exam Prep course, we will reimburse you for the cost of your exam. The Exam Prep course is included in our Gold Package, or you can purchase the course individually.
You’ll have access to unlimited customer support as you work through the program. If you want to walk into the state exam feeling confident and prepared, enroll today and let our course get you there!
State Requirements for Kansas
Kansas requirements for real estate licensing
- Hours Required: 60
- Approval: Our school is approved by the Kansas Real Estate Commission to offer the 60-hours of real estate pre-license courses. Our provider number is ED0067.
- Reporting: Kansas does not require schools to report course completions. Your certificate of completion will include the course or approval number which you will need to sign up for the state exam.
- Certification of Completion: You will be provided with a certificate upon completion of the licensing course, which you can print immediately. The certification will include:
- your name
- the completion date
- the course or approval number
- the course name
- the course hours
- Time Constraints: You have 1 year to pass both parts of the state exam after completing the 30-hour Principles of Real Estate Course. You can take the Kansas Practice course either before or after the state exam. Your application for licensure must be received by the Kansas Real Estate Commission within 6 months of passing the exam.
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Address: Jayhawk Tower, 700 SW Jackson Street, Suite 404, Topeka, Kansas 66603
Phone: (785) 296-3411
Email: krec@ks.gov
Website: www.krec.ks.gov
Kansas Principles of Real Estate Course Outline (30 Hours)
- Real Property
Real Estate Activities:
- Describe real estate activities
- Identify real estate professions
- Define residential, commercial, investment
- Identify primary brokerage activities
- Define specializations
- List skills & knowledge needed
- Identify major professional organizations
- Identify regulated areas
- List general areas of license law
Elements of Real Property:
- Define elements of real property
- Distinguish categories of real property
- Define land and real estate,
- Identify the bundle of rights,
- Define air, surface, subsurface &water rights,
- Identify areas of government & judicial regulations
Methods of Legal Description:
- Define the methods of legal description
- Describe the metes and bounds method,
- Interpret a metes and bounds description,
- Describe the rectangular survey method,
- Identify ranges, tiers and townships,
- Identify sections of a township,
- Calculate acreage of fractions of a section,
- Describe a section fraction,
- Interpret a rectangular survey description,
- Describe the recorded plat method,
- Describe the use of elevation reference points
Estates in Real Property:
- Define estates in real property
- Define interests & estates in land,
- Distinguish freehold from leasehold estates,
- Describe types of fee simple estate,
- Describe types of life estate,
- Describe types of leasehold estate
Forms of Ownership:
- Define the forms of ownership
- Define sole ownership,
- Define & distinguish forms of co-ownership,
- Describe how joint tenancy is created,
- Define the mechanics of an estate in trust,
- Identify the features of a land trust,
- Define condominium ownership,
- Define cooperative ownership,
- Define time-share ownership
Transfer/Alienation of Real Property:
- Defines, list & describe processes of voluntary transfer AND define, list & describe processes of involuntary transfer
- Distinguish legal &equitable title,
- Define actual and constructive notice,
- Describe components of a deed of conveyance,
- Identify types of deed,
- Describe characteristics and elements of deeds o Identify types of will,
- Describe probate processes,
- Define warranties
- Describe assurances of title
- Define title & title records
Land Use Controls:
- Define public land use controls
- Describe the goals and process of land use planning,
- Describe the zoning & zoning appeals process,
- Define the types of zone,
- Describe the process of taking by eminent domain,
- Describe the major environmental legislation,
- Describe the major types of private land use control
Encumbrances:
- Define encumbrance
- Identify types and priority of liens
- Describe the types of lien,
- Define lien priority,
- Describe foreclosure processes
- Describe easements
- Define deed restrictions
- Define encroachment
II. Government Controls and Laws Affecting Real Estate
Real Property Tax Computations:
- Perform basic tax calculations
- Identify taxing entities
- Describe ad valorem taxation
Income Tax Considerations and Computations:
- Owner-occupied property
- Describe the investment characteristics of real estate
- Investment property
- Identify investment entities,
- Describe the tax treatment of real estate investments
- Perform basic real estate investment analysis and tax calculations
- Other income tax considerations
- Refinance
- Capital gains on sale
Federal Fair Housing & ADA:
- Identify and describe the fair housing laws & fair financing laws
- Identify fair housing and financing problem areas for real estate agents
- Identify and describe aspects of the American with Disabilities Act
III. Valuation and Appraisal
Valuation and Appraisal:
- Types of value
- Define real estate value
- Principles of value
- Describe economic foundations of real estate value
- Identify major types of value
- Influences on value
- Define market value
- Describe approaches to value
- Define comparative market analysis
- Describe the appraisal process
- Define appraisal
- Perform basic calculations used in appraisal
- Identify regulated appraisal activities and professional standards
IV. Real Estate Finance
Real Estate Finance:
- Financing components
- Define mortgage financing
- Calculate loan financial components
- Describe the underwriting & loan application processes
- Sources
- Describe the primary & secondary mortgage markets
- Elements/Provisions
- Describe loan transactions
- Calculate the loan amount for which a borrower qualifies
- Loan Types
- Describe common loan types and structures
- Instruments
- Notes
- Identify major elements of mortgages
- Identify major elements of deeds of trust
- Lender Requirements
- Truth in Lending
- Describe the major laws that affect mortgage lending
- Other Financing Issues
V. Settlement/Closing
Settlement/Closing:
- Settlement Procedures
- Describe the process of a real estate closing
- Documents
- Identify and calculate taxes due at closing,
- Complete a closing statement
- RESPA
- Describe the requirements of RESPA
- Closing Costs/Pro-rations
- Define buyer’s & seller’s debits and credits
- Define and calculate pro-rations
VI. Contracts/Agency
Agency:
- Agency Relationships and Responsibilities
- Define the agency relationship
- Describe the fiduciary duties of agency
- Types/Characteristics
- Identify the forms of real estate agency
- Elements/Requirements
- Describe the rules of agency disclosure
- Identify problem areas for real estate agents
Listing Contracts:
- Types
- Identify the types of listing agreement
- Identify the basic provisions of a listing agreement
- Describe the basis of listing agreements in contract and agency law
- Rights and Obligations of the Parties
- Describe how an agent fulfills an agreement and earns compensation
- Specific Property Data
- Termination/Expirations
Purchase/Sales Contract:
- Purchase/Sales Contract:
- Describe the characteristics and provisions of a contract for sale,
- Describe the characteristics and provisions of an option-to-buy contract,
- Describe the characteristics of a contract for deed
- Disclosures
- Property
- Agency
- Environmental
- Federal Fair Housing
Property Management Contracts:
- Management contracts
- Describe the major functions of the property manager
- Identify the nature and components of a management agreement
- Identify sources of management business, the role of the management plan in securing business, and sources of professional training for property managers
- Describe elements of various lease types of most interest to a property manager
Lease/Rental Agreements:
- Leases/Rental Agreements
- Identify the principal types of leasehold estates,
- List the rights & obligations of landlord and tenant,
- List the legal requirements of a lease contract,
- Describe major lease clauses,
- Define the major types of lease,
- Define default and termination,
- Describe the areas regulated by URLTA
BRRETA:
- Brokerage Relationships in Real Estate Transactions
- Define terms found in BRRETA
- Describe agency agreements
- Illustrate misrepresentation
- Define what licensees can’t do
- Describe exclusive right to sell
- Define ‘who is doing what and for whom’
- Describe licensee duties
- Describe compensation
- Define termination of relationships
VII. Duties and Powers of the Kansas Real Estate Commission
Duties and Powers of KREC:
- Duties and powers of KREC
- Identify general powers and duties
- Describe membership
- Examination of records
- Describe examination of records
- Investigations, hearings, and appeals
- Describe investigations, hearings, and appeals
VIII. Kansas Licensing Requirements
KS Licensing Requirements:
- Activities requiring a license
- Identify activities requiring a license
- Exemptions from licensure
- Qualifications, examinations, denial of license
- Nonresident license
- Restricted license
- Corporations, partnerships, associations, and LLCs
- Temporary license
- Renewal of license
- Education requirements
- Change in license
- Deactivated “inactive” license
IX. Requirements Governing Activities of Licensees
KS Requirements governing activities of licensees:
- Prohibited acts
- Describe prohibited acts and penalties for violations
- Place of business and company names
- Define place of business and company name
- Handling of trust funds and accounts
- Describe handling of trust funds and accounts
- Records
- Describe record maintenance
- Recommending legal advice
- Illustrate recommending legal advice
- Reporting requirements
- Describe reporting requirements
- Advertising
- Illustrate advertising requirements
X. Penalties for Violations
Penalties for Violations:
- Penalties for Violations
- License revocation
- Suspension and restriction
- Censure of license
- Civil fines
- Criminal Prosecution
XI. Kansas Real Estate Recovery Revolving Fund
KS Recovery Revolving Fund:
- KS Recovery Revolving Fund
- Describe the conditions required to recover funds
- Define reimbursement
PDH Real Estate License Course Reviews
The course was well laid out and easy to navigate.
Your course is easy to navigate and no pressure. You can get the work done at your own speed when you have time. If you have any issues, the support people are really quick to respond.
I liked that you could go at your own pace. Also, you can easily exit the course and pick up where you left off.
Will highly recommend to other agents needing the 24-hr course; or any other courses.
This course was very helpful. It allowed me to work at my own pace. The instructor was very helpful every step of the way.
Tech support was quick to answer my question.
I thought everything was very organized and easy to understand.
I really enjoyed how easy it made for me to do this at my own pace.
I passed the state exam on the first try after the 48-hour course. Thanks!
I liked I could work at my own pace and take a break when needed.
Great course that helped me to pass my test!
Questions?
Kansas Real Estate License FAQs
Why is your tuition so inexpensive?
In Kansas you also need 12 hours of continuing education every other year to maintain your real estate license. Our hope is that by providing our students a high-quality pre-licensing course at an affordable price that those students will come back and do their real estate continuing education with us when they renew their license. You are under no obligation to do that with us, but that is the hope. Therefore, it’s in our best interest to give you a great experience at an affordable price.
Is there a time limit to take the Kansas state exam after I take the 30-hour Principles of Real Estate course?
Yes. Both parts of the Kansas license exam must be passed within 12 months of the course completion date. The application for licensure must be received by the Kansas Real Estate Commission within six months of the date the exam is passed. If parts of the exam are passed on different dates, the six-month limit applies to the earliest date.
Do you recommend that I take both 30-hour courses before I sit for the Kansas exam?
Yes. We recommend that you take both courses before you sit for your state exam in order to be the most prepared. You will also be able to receive your license shortly after you pass the exam, since you won’t have to wait until you complete the other 30-hour course.
Do I need to take the Kansas Practice course after I pass the state exam?
No. You can take the Kansas Practice Course either before or after you take the state exam. However, you must successfully complete the 30-hour Principles of Real Estate Course before you can sit for the Kansas exam.
Are there any other requirements as part of the application process?
All applicants for a real estate license are required to be fingerprinted for a Kansas and federal criminal history background check. In addition, you must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Do you provide me a certificate of completion when I finish the Kansas real estate pre-licensing course?
Yes, once you complete a course online you will be provided with your certificate of completion.
Does your Kansas pre-licensing real estate course have a timer?
No. Both 30-hour courses do not have a timer. You just need to get through all of the sections at your own pace and pass the online final exam given at the end of the course. No worries, if you don’t pass the online final exam you can retake it for free.
After I complete my pre-licensing course, do I send my state Kansas real estate salesperson application to you?
No. You will send in your license application to the Kansas Real Estate Commission. The application will have all of the information on where you need to send your application. Here is a link to the Commission’s website.
Do you offer any classroom courses in Kansas for real estate pre-licensing training?
No. We only offer the salesperson courses online. We do not offer any classroom pre-licensing courses to obtain your Kansas real estate license and become a real estate agent. We find that most students prefer to complete their education on their computer, smartphone or tablet.
What is the Pass Guarantee?
Our Pass Guarantee is your assurance that if you do not pass your real estate licensing exam on your first attempt after completing our Exam Prep course, you will be reimbursed for the cost of your exam. See our policies for more info.
What are the e-Books included in the course?
The 2 e-books included are Principles of Real Estate and the Real Estate Math Handbook. Principles of Real Estate Practice is a modern learning tool for the student preparing to enter the real estate business as a licensed professional. It contains the essentials of real estate law, principles, and practices taught in real estate schools and colleges across the country, including all those fundamentals that real estate educators, practicing professionals, national testing services, and state licensing officials agree are necessary for basic competence. Principles of Real Estate Practice is tailored to the needs of the pre-license student. It is designed to: make it easy for students to learn the material; prepare students for numerous career applications; stress practical rather than theoretical, skills and knowledge. The Real Estate Math Handbook gives solutions to the most common math problems faced by real estate professionals.
Where do I login if I already purchased a pre-licensing course?
After you purchased your course you will receive an email with a link and access token to register yourself. To log back in, visit this page and use your email address and password you set up.
How Do I Change My Name or Contact Info on My License?
If you change your name, you must report it to the Kansas Real Estate Commission with 10 days. You should also change your address or other contact information via the REL-100 form within 10 days.
How Do I Renew My Real Estate License?
In order to renew your real estate salesperson license, you must complete 12 hours of continuing education each renewal period. Of these 12 hours, three must be part of the course. An exception is made for all new salespeople who receive their first license within five months of the renewal date.
Once you meet your educational requirements, you are eligible to apply for your license 45 days ahead of the deadline. Your education should be sent to the commission from the school, and you will be able to fill out the necessary forms online.
Can I Renew an Inactive Real Estate License?
You can renew an inactive license in Kansas to reinstate your career as a real estate agent. You will need to demonstrate proof that you have completed the necessary continuing education to renew your license. If you have questions about the process, you can contact the Kansas Real Estate Commission.