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Nevada Real Estate License Training
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Nevada Salesperson Pre-License Course
Get your Nevada Real Estate License in 2 easy steps!
- Successfully complete 90-hours of approved pre-license coursework (Students applying for their license on or after 10/1/2021 must complete an additional 30 hours of pre-licensing courses to meet the new 120-hour requirement. Our courses will be updated to meet this requirement.)
- Pass the required state exam
The Nevada pre-license course will:
- satisfy your Nevada Department of Business and Industry Real Estate Division requirements
- allow you to work at your own pace since it is 100% online
- provide a certificate of completion
- meet the requirements for a Nevada salesperson license
- provide 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 practice questions and quizzes, and include a simulated state exam, so you know what to expect come exam time.
You will have access to unlimited customer support as you work through the program.
Nevada Real Estate Course Pricing Coming Soon!
Our Nevada real estate training package contains the required 90-hour pre-licensing course that you need to establish a strong foundation for your real estate career.
Nevada Package
Course Pricing Coming Soon!
90-Hour Pre-License Course
Over 800 Practice Questions
15 Practice Quizzes
Simulated Final Exam
– Plus –
Instructor Support
Real Estate e-Books
Unlimited Practice Exam Attempts
Pass Guarantee
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Why Choose PDH Real Estate?
Expert
Instructors
Our instructors love what they do and are excited to share their knowledge and their real-world experience with you.
Always
Up-to-Date
Our team stays on top of state real estate regulations so you are always getting the most accurate information.
Fully State-
Approved
The course has gone through Nevada’s rigorous approval process so you can be sure you’re in good hands.
Comprehensive
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 Nevada Real Estate License Course
Our 90-hour Nevada Real Estate License Course will help you kickstart your career as a real estate agent. The course covers topics like contract law, listing agreements, real estate finance, closings, Nevada laws, and much more. The course will also provide you with the knowledge essential for passing the state exam. You must complete an approved 90-hour course in order to sit for the state exam.
The content is comprehensive and up-to-date with current trends and regulations. Our course is 100% online so you can study when it’s most convenient for you, from the comfort of your own home.
Benefits of our course include:
- Satisfy your Nevada Department of Business and Industry Real Estate Division 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.
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 Nevada
Nevada requirements for real estate licensing
- Hours Required: 90 (Students applying for their license on or after 10/1/2021 must complete an additional 30 hours of pre-licensing courses to meet the new 120-hour requirement. Our courses will be updated to meet this requirement.)
- Approval: Pending
- Reporting: The state does not require schools to report course completions.
- 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
Department of Business and Industry – Nevada Real Estate Division
Address: 3300 W. Sahara Ave, Suite 350, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 486-4033
Website: http://www.red.nv.gov
Nevada 90-Hour Salesperson Pre-License Course Outline
I. The Real Estate Business
- Describe real estate activities
- Identify property type specializations
- Identify primary brokerage activities
- Identify forms of brokerage specialization
- List skills and knowledge needed
- Describe function of major professional organizations
- Identify regulated areas
- List general areas of license law
II. Rights in Real Estate
- Define land and real estate
- Distinguish categories of property
- Identify the bundle of rights
- Define water rights
- Differentiate between real and personal property
- Identify areas of government and judicial regulation
III. Interests and Estates
- Define interests and estates in land
- Distinguish freehold from leasehold estates
- Describe types of fee simple estate
- Describe types of life estate
- Describe types of leasehold estate
IV. Ownership
- Define sole ownership
- Define and 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
V. Encumbrances and Liens
- Define encumbrance
- Describe the types of easement
- Define encroachment
- Define license
- Define deed restrictions
- Describe the types of lien
- Define lien priority
- Describe foreclosure processes
VI. Transferring and Recording Title
- Distinguish legal and equitable title
- Define actual and constructive notice
- List processes of voluntary and involuntary transfer
- Describe components of a deed of conveyance
- Identify types of deed
- Identify types of will
- Describe probate processes
- Define title records
- Describe the forms of title evidence
VII. Real Estate Leases
- Identify the principal types of leasehold estate
- 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
VIII. Land Use Planning and Control
- Describe the goals and process of land use planning
- Describe the zoning process
- Define the types of zone
- Describe the environmental legislation
- Describe the major types of private land use control
IX. Legal Descriptions
- Define legal description
- Describe the metes and bounds method
- Describe the rectangular survey method
- Identify ranges, tiers and townships
- Identify sections of a township
- Describe a section fraction
- Describe the recorded plat method
X. Real Estate Contract Law
- Identify the basic legal concepts of contracts
- Describe requirements for validity of contracts
- Describe the creation and termination of contracts
XI. Agency
- Define the agency relationship
- Describe the fiduciary duties of agency
- Identify the forms of real estate agency
- Describe the rules of agency disclosure
XII. Listing Agreements
- Describe the basis of listing agreements in contract and agency law
- Identify the types of listing agreements
- Describe how an agent fulfills an agreement and earns compensation
- Identify the basic provisions of a listing agreement
XIII. The Brokerage Business
- Identify the activities, scope, and organization of brokerage
- Identify who may/may not broker real estate
- Define broker-salesperson relationships
XIV. Contracts for the Sale of Real Estate
- 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
XV. Real Estate Market Economics
- Describe the elements of the market system
- Define the economic characteristics of real estate
- Describe real estate supply and demand
XVI. Appraising and Estimating Value
- Define real estate value
- Describe economic foundations of real estate value
- Identify major types of value
- Define market value
- Define appraisal
- Describe the appraisal process
- Describe the three approaches to value
- Define comparative market analysis
- Identify regulated appraisal activities and professional standards
XVII. Real Estate Finance
- Define mortgage financing
- Describe loan transactions
- Calculate loan financial components
- Identify major elements of mortgage and trust deed
- Describe the underwriting & loan application processes
- Describe the major laws that affect mortgage lending
- Describe the primary and secondary mortgage markets
- Describe common loan types and structures
XVIII. Real Estate Investment
- Describe the investment characteristics of real estate
- Identify investment entities
- Describe the tax treatment of real estate investments
XIX. Real Estate Taxation
- Identify taxing entities
- Describe ad valorem taxation
- Describe the enforcement of tax liens
XX. Ethics: Laws and Practices
- Identify and describe the fair housing laws and fair financing laws
- Identify acceptable ethical and professional practices
XXI. Closings
- Describe the process of a real estate closing
- Describe the requirements of RESPA
- Define buyer’s and seller’s debits and credits
- Define prorations
- Identify taxes due at closing
XXII. Real Estate Licensing and Regulation
- Describe the role of state license law
- Describe the procedure and requirements for obtaining and retaining a real estate license
- Identify services requiring a license
- Identify the types of real estate license
- Describe the role of the state real estate commission
XXIII. Risk Management
- Define risk and risk management
- Explain the four basic risk management strategies
- Describe the four primary risk management procedures in real estate practice
- Identify the primary risk areas for real estate licensees
XXIV. Property Management
- Describe the major functions of the property manager
- Identify the nature and components of a management agreement
- Describe elements of various lease types of most interest to a property manager
- Identify sources of management business, the role of the management plan in securing business, and sources of professional training for property managers
XXV. Nevada License Law Administration
- Recall the powers and duties of the Nevada Real Estate Division
- List the primary powers and duties of the Real Estate Commission
- Explain the options the Division Administrator has once findings of an investigation has been reported
- Discuss sanctions and fines the Commission could impose on a licensee or property manager
- Describe what a petitioner must show in a petition to the Fund
XXVI. Nevada License Requirements
- List the types of real estate licenses issued by Nevada
- Identify activities that require a Nevada real estate license
- State the requirements to obtain a salesperson license
- Describe the terms and conditions of individual license renewal
- Discuss reasons that would require an individual or licensee to notify the Division
- Review office requirements for brokers
- Explain the provisions and penalties related to cooperative certificates
XXVII. Agency in Nevada
- List recognized types of agency relationships
- Describe the duties a licensee owes to all parties in a real estate transaction
- Explain what must be included in the Consent to Act written consent form
- Examine oral vs. written agreements
- Name each criterion the client agrees to in the Agreement to Waiver
- Discuss the limits of communication authorized by the Nevada Law and Reference Guide
XXVIII. Brokerage Practices in Nevada
- State all responsibilities between licensees associated with a broker
- Discuss, according to law, what a broker must review and manage while supervising licensees
- Identify different options for when payment of compensation is due
- Review the laws regulating advertising for both real property and real estate services
- Explain what is covered in the Nevada Real Estate Division’s Broker Price Opinion (BPO) bulletin
- Examine the trust account requirements
- Review recordkeeping expectations
XXIX. Nevada Disclosure Requirements
- Identify governing bodies that determine disclosures
- Recite the Residential Disclosure’s Guide’s list of required disclosures
- State the residential sales that are exempt from the disclosure requirement
- Explain what is in the public offering statement
- Discuss additional disclosures
- Discuss events or facts that a licensee is not required to disclose
XXX. Nevada Real Estate Contracts
- Review requirements for brokerage agreements
- Name creators of forms and contracts for real estate transactions
- List acceptable forms of payment for same day disbursement (Nevada Good Funds Law)
- Discuss what must be included in every advance fee agreement in Nevada
- Discuss requirements of purchase agreements
XXXI. Other Nevada Laws and Practices
- Discuss requirements for written statement to obtain a Division permit
- Define the two types of time share
- List environmental issues that the seller is required to disclose
- Define a homestead
- Discuss conditions for property transfer
- Review inclusions for property tax calculation
- List protected classes, including the Nevada additions
XXXII. Real Estate Math
- Add and multiply fractions
- Convert decimals and percentages
- Convert fractions and percentages
- Multiplying using percentages
- Calculate area of basic shapes
- Calculate area from legal description
- Calculate commission
- Calculate Goodwill
- Calculate Percentage of Listing Price
- Calculate Earnest Money Deposits
- Calculate Rent Escalations
- Calculate FIRPTA Withholdings
- Adjust Comparables for Appraisals
- Calculate Income Capitalization
- Calculate Loan Amounts, Rates, and Payments
- Calculate Loan-to-Value Ratio
- Calculate Income Underwriting Ratio
- Calculate Debt Underwriting Ratio
- Calculate Points
- Calculate Appreciation
- Calculate Equity
- Calculate Pre-tax Cash Flow
- Calculate Tax Liability
- Calculate Annual Depreciation Expense
- Calculate Capital Gain
- Calculate Return, Rate of Return, and Investment Amount
- Calculate Tax Rate
- Calculate Special Assessments
- Calculate Prorations
Questions?
Nevada Real Estate License FAQs
Are the Nevada requirements for a salesperson pre license course changing?
Yes, as of October 1, 2021 Nevada will require applicants for a salesperson license to have 120 hours of pre license education, currently the requirement is 90 hours. PDH Academy will be updating our course per the new Nevada requirements. As of October 1, 2021 our pre license course will consist of the required 120 hours.
Can I still get my Nevada salesperson license right now with a 90-hour course?
Yes, absolutely. Any applicant for a Nevada salesperson license needs only 90 hours of pre license education, but you must complete your pre license education and apply for your license prior to October 1, 2021. After October 1, 2021 applicants will be required to have completed 120 hours of pre license education to be approved for a salesperson license in Nevada.
Do I need a high school diploma or its equivalent to obtain my Nevada real estate license?
Yes. You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent to apply for a real estate license in Nevada.
Is there any age requirement to obtain a Nevada real estate license?
Yes. You must be 18 year of age before applying for a Nevada real estate license.
Do you offer a classroom Nevada real estate salesperson pre license course?
No. We only offer the 90-hour pre-licensing salesperson course online. We do not offer a classroom pre-licensing course to obtain your Nevada real estate license. We find that most students prefer to complete their education on their computer, smartphone or tablet.
Does your Nevada salesperson pre licensing real estate course have timers?
No, the 90-hour course does not have timers. You will work through all the course modules at your own pace and pass the quizzes and Check Points In the 90-hour course.
After I complete my pre licensing course, do I send my state Nevada real estate salesperson application to you?
No. You will apply for your salesperson license through the Nevada Department of Business and Industry Real Estate Division. The application provided by the Nevada Real Estate Division will include information on where you need to send your application.
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 information.
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 have already purchased the salesperson pre license course?
After you have purchased your course, you will receive an email with a link to register yourself. To log back in, click here and use your email address and password you set up.