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License Renewal Resource Center

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As a real estate professional, it is your responsibility to know when your license expires, how many hours you need to complete in each renewal period, and to pay any associated fees to renew your license with the LLR.

CTAR’s Six Steps to Renewal:

Step 1: Verify your license renewal date, here.

Step 2: Download the License Renewal Worksheet
This will be your roadmap and help you track your courses across LLR, CTAR and NAR’s requirements. This worksheet is for planning purposes and does not need to be turned in to CTAR or LLR. This worksheet is not applicable for licensees with Property Manager or Property Manager-In-Charge licenses. 

if your license expires in 2024, download your worksheet here.

Step 3: See what CE classes you’ve taken*
The South Carolina Real Estate Commission has a CE tracking and reporting system which tracks continuing education for all licensees of the Commission that require
continuing education to maintain their licenses in *active* status (Salespersons, Brokers and Brokers in Charge). This is a free service to all licensees, and you may claim your account here.

Step 4: Complete the Worksheet
Refer to our Education page for more information on the changes in RE Licensing Law.

Step 5: Sign up for classes, if you need to

The Live and Virtual course schedule is located on our website calendar HERE.

Online self paced courses can be found on The CE Shop HERE.

Step 6: Renew your license online with the LLR
Beginning April 1, once you have completed your 2024 renewal requirements, renew your license online with LLR.

Please note:  CTAR does not have access to your renewal password, licensure records, or CE exemption status.  You can find that information and more here.

Questions? Please email Kelly Bramble or Megan Bone in our education department.

As a real estate professional, it is your responsibility to know when your license expires, how many hours you need to complete in each renewal period, and to pay any associated fees to renew your license with the LLR online.

 

 

Real Estate License Law Revision

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Please familiarize yourself with the Real Estate License Law revisions, as not understanding the changes and how they affect your licensure may result in your illegal practice of real estate, and the associated consequences. As a real estate professional, it is your responsibility to understand the requirements and complete the associated education and steps to remain in compliance.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2017
A revision of the South Carolina Real Estate Licensing law (Act.170) was signed into law on May 23, 2016. The new license law will take effect on January 1, 2017. There are multiple changes, which will affect licensees or applicants.
Read the final version of Act.170 as passed

The Commission is still in the process of reviewing to establish implementation and enforcement timelines for many of the changes. All information and updates will be posted here and distributed through CTAR.

WATCH: FIRST LOOK AT NEW LICENSE LAW | Information for Brokers and Agents

License Law Update for Brokers In Charge with Dianna Brouthers
In this program you will learn about the changes that will affect how you do your business: the non-agency option that allows taking customers all the way to closing, new required disclosures, rules regarding offer presentations and much more.

View the recorded session here.
View the handout here.

License Law Update for Agents with Rod Atkinson, SC Real Estate Commission Administrator
Learn about the changes to the license law and how they will affect your business and your licensure renewals going forward.

View the recorded session here.
View the handout here.

 

 More Video Resources

SCR has created a playlist of 9 License Law videos to help you understand the changes that have taken place. You can select the videos individually, here or watch them in sequence below.