PRE & POST-LICENSING COURSES

Terry Farr Real Estate School is a full-time Real Estate Education Center full accredited by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. The school was established in 1988 and has operated continuously since that time adding Continuing Education courses in 1994.

We offer Continuing Education courses on a varying schedule in an effort to meet the needs of our students. A variety of electives are available regularly at our school in Fayetteville while select courses are offered state-wide. For more information concerning these courses, please contact the school.

We offer day, evening and weekend classes for Pre-Licensing candidates, day and evening courses for Post-Licensing  candidates as described inside this pamphlet. All our full-time instructors are active in their respective fields and are members of both the Fayetteville Association of Realtors and the North Carolina Real Estate Educators Association.

Our office hours are Monday thru Thursday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Friday 8:30 am -1:00 pm. We have a full-time staff to help you with any of your questions.

The North Carolina Real Estate Commission requires a minimum number of classroom hours to qualify individuals to sit for the state licensing exam. Terry Farr Real Estate School offers a 75 hour Pre-Licensing schedule which we believe will properly prepare any individual to pass the state licensing exam on their first attempt. 

Individuals who are licensed in other states wishing to become licensed in North Carolina should contact the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (919-875-3700) concerning their unique situation. Likewise, North Carolina licenses interested in becoming licensed in another state should contact the Real Estate Commission of that state to determine licensing requirements.

This course consists of 75 classroom hours of instruction.

Day Class - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday and  Wednesday for seven and a half weeks
Night Class - 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for seven and a half weeks
Weekend Class - 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Saturday and Sunday for five weekends

The final exam for the course is given the Monday following the last class meeting. You will know if you have passed or failed a few  minutes later!

The fee for this course is $375 which includes the book and a review course before the licensing exam. You may register and pay your fee on or before the FIRST day of class however, we ask that you give yourself ample time to read the first three chapters prior to the first day of class.

*If by some chance you do not complete the final exam successfully on the first attempt, a week later you can come in and retest.  (No extra charge to retest) 

Some real estate schools charge for retest, cram course, having to retake the entire course if not successful the first time around, Terry Farr Real Estate School DOES NOT!  You have up to 6 months to complete this course successfully without having to pay any money, no admin fees etc...

The Terry Farr Real Estate School will provide the student with a Cram course prior to the exam at no extra cost.  (which includes Cram course packet, math book, all study materials, homework to bring to class) We also provide math throughout the entire class. You will be tested weekly, have homework to do, you will be ready to pass the exam as long as you attend all classes, do all of your homework and read your book in its entirety! (which is included with your original fee of $375) no extra charge!

If you are unable to complete the course on your first attempt, you may retake the class as many times as necessary (space permitting) during the six month period following the beginning day of the initial class.

What's the difference between a Provisional Broker and a Broker???

As provisional broker, you are required to associate with a Broker-In-Charge to conduct any duties regarding your real estate license.

How can I terminate the "Provisional" Status on my Provisional Broker license?

The Real Estate Commission requires that  you must successfully complete 90 hours of post licensing education (30 hours each year) within three years of obtaining license). Completion of (1) one 30-hour Post licensing course prior to the end of your first year and each year thereafter until completion of the 90-hours of requirement to remove the Provisional status from your license.