60-Hour Broker Post-License | South Florida Career Center
Post-License · Broker · DBPR Approved

Complete Your 60-Hour Broker Post-License Before Your First Renewal.

Florida requires every newly licensed broker to complete this 60-hour FREC-approved course before their first broker license renewal. Online self-paced or live on Zoom — no re-enrollment fees, ever.

60 Hours · FREC Approved Required Before First Broker Renewal No Re-Enrollment Fees Taught in English
Choose Your Path

Two Ways to Complete Your Broker Post-License

Same DBPR-approved 60-hour curriculum. Same first-broker-renewal credit. Pick the way you learn best.

Online · Self-Paced
Online Course
Start instantly · Go at your own pace
$269
One-time payment · No subscription · Lifetime access
  • Full 60-Hour FREC-Approved Broker Post-License Package (Two 30-Hour Courses)
  • Essentials of Real Estate Investment — analysis techniques, time-value of money, ownership, tax, financing
  • Real Estate Brokerage Management Guide — leadership, mentoring, cross-training
  • RESPA, Antitrust & Employment Law for Brokers
  • Certificate Issued the Moment You Pass — Completion Reported to DBPR
  • No Re-Enrollment Fees. Ever.
Enroll Online — $269 Course timeline, exam rules & student support →
Best Value Live Zoom · 2-Week Class
Live Zoom Course
Working broker as instructor · Real-time Q&A
$419
One-time payment · 25-student classes · Lifetime access
  • Everything in Online, plus:
  • Live Instructor-Led Classes (Mon–Fri)
  • Real-Time Q&A With a Working Florida Broker
  • Taught in English (Spanish classes available — contact us)
  • Recorded Classes — Watch Anytime
  • Printed Broker Workbook Shipped to Your Door
  • Lifetime Class Access — Sit in on any future class
  • No Re-Enrollment Fees. Ever.
Pick a Class →
¿Prefieres tomar el curso en español? / Prefer this course in Spanish? Call (305) 316-5587 and we'll set up a dedicated Spanish class for you.

No Re-Enrollment Fees. Ever.

Pay once and you're in for life. Free course re-enrollment if you don't pass, unlimited access to every future class, and all materials yours to keep — forever. Run into a DBPR audit issue down the road? Need to brush up before adding a new team member? Come back anytime. No second payment, no re-purchase, no surprise fees.

What You'll Learn

The Full 60-Hour Florida Broker Post-License Curriculum

FREC-mandated content built around the legal, financial, and supervisory weight you carry as a Florida broker. Identical curriculum whether you choose Online or Live Zoom.

Module 1

Brokerage Office Management

Setting up your brokerage entity, supervising sales associates, vicarious liability exposure, recruiting, retention, and compensation structures.

15 hours
Module 2

Trust Accounting & Escrow

Florida escrow rules, deposit handling, conflicting demands, EDO/EDR procedures, recordkeeping that survives a DBPR audit.

15 hours
Module 3

Risk Management & Liability

E&O insurance, common broker complaints, FREC discipline patterns, policy & procedure manuals, antitrust compliance.

15 hours
Module 4

Brokerage Marketing & Investment Sales

Broker-level marketing, recruiting strategies, property management, investment property analysis, business opportunity transactions.

15 hours
Final

Course Final Exam

End-of-course exam covering all four modules. 100 multiple-choice questions · 75% to pass. Online students take it right in the course portal — timed and randomized, no proctor appointment; Live Zoom students take it at the end of the course.

Free Re-Enrollment 100 Qs · 75%
Live Zoom Classes

Pick Your 2-Week Class

Each class runs 2 weeks on Zoom — real-time Q&A with a working Florida broker. Limited to 25 students.

Common Questions

What Newly Licensed Brokers Ask Before Enrolling

When do I have to complete my 60-hour broker post-license course?
Florida requires you to complete the 60-hour broker post-license course before your first broker license renewal. Your first broker renewal date is between 18 and 24 months after you initially activate your broker license. Miss the deadline and your broker license becomes null and void — you'd have to retake the 72-hour broker pre-license course and the broker state exam again. Don't wait until the last month.
Does this replace my first 14-hour CE requirement as a broker?
Yes. Completing your 60-hour broker post-license course satisfies your continuing education (CE) requirement for your first broker renewal cycle. You won't owe a separate 14-hour CE until your second broker renewal (two years later).
What's the difference between Online and Live Zoom?
Both cover the identical FREC-approved 60-hour curriculum and satisfy the same renewal requirement. Online ($269) is self-paced — start instantly, no live class to attend. Live Zoom ($419) is interactive — you attend a 2-week class with a working Florida broker as your instructor, real-time Q&A, hands-on trust account workshop with real DBPR audit examples, and 1-on-1 broker operations consult.
I'm a broker-associate, not the broker of a firm. Do I still need this?
Yes. Florida requires the broker post-license course of every newly licensed broker — whether you operate as a broker-associate under another firm or as the broker-of-record at your own firm. Same license, same renewal requirement. The course is just as useful for broker-associates negotiating higher splits and supervising junior agents.
Is there a final exam?
Yes — Florida requires an end-of-course exam with a passing score of 75%. The Online course delivers the exam right in our course portal — timed and randomized, no proctor appointment. Live Zoom students take the exam at the end of the class. If you don't pass, Florida law allows one retest on a different exam form within a year; after that the course must be repeated — and here's the difference: we re-enroll you free instead of charging you again like other schools do. Pay once with SFCC — no second payment, no matter how many times it takes.
Can I take this course in Spanish?
Yes — our live classes are taught in English, and we set up dedicated Spanish classes on request. Call (305) 316-5587 and we'll arrange a Spanish weekend for you.
How fast does my certificate get filed with DBPR?
Within 48 hours of completion. We file electronically with DBPR, so your renewal credit posts to your broker license record before you'd ever see it through the slower manual filing process some schools use. You'll get a copy of the certificate for your own records too.
What's your refund policy?
Online: full refund within 7 days if you haven't completed more than 30% of the course. Live: full refund up to 48 hours before your class start date. Beyond those windows, we don't refund — but we don't need to, because your enrollment doesn't expire. Come back whenever you're ready.