How It Works
1. Get Your Real Estate License
Before you enroll into our post-licensing program, make sure you have your real estate license. This course will complete the remaining hours in your required real estate education.
2. Enroll Today
Enroll in our partnered program to get access to your post-licensing program, which covers the state-mandatory educational material. You can enroll on our partnered website or by giving us a call today at (888) 317-8740.
3. Complete the Program
When you complete the program and earn your certificates, you will officially fulfill the remaining hours in your required education. Congrats!
Program Pricing Options
(Select from 8 Available Options)
(Select from 8 Available Options)
Complete the 135 Hour DRE Requirement
Hardcopy Book(s)-Optional Upgrade

What to Expect


In Arkansas, newly licensed real estate salespersons are required to complete 18-hour post-licensing education to maintain an active license and continue practicing real estate. This mandatory training is designed to strengthen foundational knowledge of real estate laws, ethical standards, and practical skills crucial for client representation.
Required Post-License Course for Arkansas Real Estate Salespersons
- Timeline: The course must be completed within six (6) months of receiving your initial salesperson license.
- Consequence of Non-Completion: If you do not fulfill the post-license requirement by the deadline, your license will be placed on inactive status until the course is successfully completed.
Course highlights include:
- Agency relations in Arkansas
- Agency within the firm
- Marketing, advertising, and agency
- The importance of informed consent
- Potential conflicts of interest with dual agency
- Ethical dilemmas and agency
- Review of essential contract elements
- Presenting offers, multiple offers, and counter-offers
- Avoiding contract errors and violations
- Overcoming buyer objections to representation
- Risk management through property disclosure
- Preparing the buyer and seller for closing
- Third parties involved in a transaction
- Avoiding closing missteps
- Typical buyer and seller closing costs
- A closer look at the Closing Disclosure