The Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) monitors all post licensing real estate Florida, and continuing education progression, of all licensees. If the State of Florida real estate license renewal requirements are not met, you will not be able to renew your real estate license. The Florida real estate post license requirements are as follows;

1. Complete FREC approved Florida real estate license renewal course
2. Submit renewal application to the DBPR
3. Pay the relevant renewal fee to the DBPR

How Often Do You Have to Renew Your Real Estate License in Florida?

You must renew your Florida real estate license prior to the applicable renewal date, once every 18 - 24 months, from the date your license was issued. It is imperative that you renew your Florida real estate license on time, in order to be able to legally continue offering real estate services, and to keep your license in “active” status. If you fail to renew your license on time, your license will be classed as “Null and Void” meaning you would be required to start the real estate licensing process all over again. The dates for your real estate license renewal are either March 31st or September 30th, whichever date is closest to your license approval date. The Department of Business and Professional Regulation provides an online portal through its website, where you can verify the deadline to meet post licensing real estate Florida requirements.