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Experienced Agent Programs

Continuing Education Programs

Standard Continuing Education

Real Estate Agents are required to take 12 hours of Continuing Education each license cycle.
The 2 year license cycle for salesperson licensees begins Oct. 1st of each even numbered year and ends Sept. 30th of the following even numbered year.
The 2 year license cycle for broker licensees begins July 1st of each even numbered year and ends June 30th of the following even numbered year.
Of the required 12 hours of Continuing Education at least one course must be a core course. (Representation Options is the core course CBG is offering for 2010). The other three courses can be core or elective.
Individual licensees are responsible for keeping track of their C.E. certificates.
COST: CBG Agents-$75.00 for 4 classes or $20.00 per class
Regular Price-$90.00 for 4 classes or $30 per class
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and payment is required. We cannot accept call in registrations or registrations that do not include payment. Fax registrations must have credit card information. If paying by check please mail, or send by office courier.
CHECK IN: Continuing Education requires 100% attendance during actual classroom instruction. The classroom will be open 1 hour before class for sign-in. Classes begin PROMPTLY at scheduled time (doors locked). Credit will not be given to anyone arriving late.
REFUND POLICY: NO refunds will be given, however, credit can be applied toward future classes. A $10 transfer fee will be charged to anyone signed up for a specific class and changes to a different date.
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RRES Designation Program

The Residential Real Estate Specialist is an exclusive Coldwell Banker Gundaker designation.
Agents who complete the Designation Program will receive 12 hours of Continuing Education.
The RRES Designation must be renewed each license cycle.
COST: $95.00 before November 12, 2009 $119.00 after November 12, 2009
REFUND POLICY: NO refunds will be given; however, credit can be applied toward future classes. An additional $10.00 transfer fee will apply.
Rules & Regulations that pertain to continued education apply to this
course (100% attendance)
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Online Continuing Education - Click Here

COST: Regular Price-$57.00 for all 4 classes or $20 per class

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Home Study Continuing Education

Cost: $75.00 for all 4 classes or $20.00 per class
Process: Once payment and registration form are received you will get the continuing education course handout(s) and audio CD you requested via courier. You have 30 days to complete the course and take the proctored exam. Contact Amy Falke at 314-298-5081 when you are ready to take the proctored exam at the Corporate Headquarters. After your exam is graded a CE certificate will be mailed to your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Code of Ethics Training?

The National Association of Realtors requires all members to have Code of Ethics training every four years beginning January 1, 2001. New licensees usually receive this training when they join their local Association of Realtors. Experienced agents may take this training through their Association of Realtors or a Continuing Education Class.

When do I need to renew my license?

The real estate license cycle runs from October of every even numbered year through September of the next even numbered year for salespersons (example October 1, 2004 through September 30, 2006) and July of every even numbered year through June of the next even numbered year for brokers (example July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2006)

What is the difference between the MREC and my local Association of Realtors (example: St. Louis Association of Realtors-SLAR)?

The MREC (Missouri Real Estate Commission) is responsible for carrying out and enforcing Missouri License Law-they oversee all things concerning your real estate license. Your local Association of Realtors is a trade organization you belong to. They have no authority over your license. The National Association of Realtors (of which your local Association is part of) is the organization that requires Code of Ethics training.

What are the Missouri Real Estate Commission's requirements for Continuing Education for licensees?

All licensees must take a total of 12 hours of continuing education, consisting of one 3 hour core course and 9 hours of elective classes.

How do I find out what my real estate license number is?

Visit the MREC web site at www.pr.mo.gov click on the "licensee search" icon, select "licensee name", enter your name in the box provided and click the search button. Click on "detail" -you will find your license number, the expiration date of your license and the address the Commission has on file for you.

How do I get a schedule of classes that are being offered?

Click on "Experience Agent Programs" or "New Agent Programs" to find a current schedule of classes.

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Questions concerning experienced agent training should be
directed to Amy Falke - Phone: 314-298-5081 Fax: 314-298-5096