Pre-License Real Estate Fundamentals
The principles course required before you sit for the Tennessee licensing examination. Agency, contracts, finance, valuation, disclosure, and real estate math.
Course detailsMiddle Tennessee · Class locations
Nashville is the most competitive market in the state — new agents who survive here are the ones who arrive with contract fluency and a real understanding of agency duties.
Students from Franklin, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mount Juliet, Gallatin take the same 90 hours of Tennessee pre-license education — live from our Bean Station classroom, or self-paced online on your own schedule.
The principles course required before you sit for the Tennessee licensing examination. Agency, contracts, finance, valuation, disclosure, and real estate math.
Course detailsRequired for your license to be issued. What happens once you are active: how a transaction moves, the records you keep, and what your broker expects from day one.
Course detailsAlready licensed? Your Tennessee license renews every two years with 16 hours of continuing education including the TREC mandatory core — see the class calendar for upcoming CE dates.
Bean Station is a long drive from Nashville, so most students in this part of the state take the courses self-paced online and travel only if they want a live seat. See online delivery.
Sarah Richards, a Tennessee principal broker with 23 years in the business, teaches from actual transactions rather than slide decks. Meet the instructor.
Take 20 free practice questions from our exam bank before you spend a dollar on tuition.
Ninety hours, one exam, and a sponsoring broker. Here is the whole path.