Florida Real Estate Broker Post-License Packages (60 Hours)

Newly licensed Florida brokers must complete 60 hours of post licensing before their first license renewal. This Florida broker post license course covers both required 30 hour courses — Post License Brokerage and Residential Marketing — delivered 100% online by a FREC-approved school.

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    Both required courses included: 30 hour Post License Brokerage and 30 hour Residential Marketing — the complete 60 hour requirement.
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    Fits around a working week: 100% online and self-paced, available 24/7, with full audio on every lesson.
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    Licensed Florida instructors on call: Phone, email or text whenever something is not clear.
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    A free practice exam: Before you sit your end-of-course exam.

Starting at $149

This is the broker course. Florida’s 60-hour post-license requirement applies to newly licensed brokers. If you were licensed as a sales associate, you need the 45-hour Florida post-license course instead — the two are not interchangeable.

Course at a glance

Florida 60-Hour Broker Post-License — Key Facts

60Class hours
RequiredBy FREC before renewal
$149Starting price
Includes Post License Brokerage (#0021412) and Residential Marketing (#0021411) — 30 hours each
Who is it for? Newly licensed Florida brokers, before their first license renewal
When to complete it Before your first renewal — 18 to 24 months after your license was issued
Format 100% online, self-paced, with full audio
Assessment End-of-course exam
Provider MLS Campus — FREC-approved, DBPR provider ZH1002474

Florida license expirations generally fall on March 31 or September 30 — check your exact date in your DBPR account before you enroll.

Note: Your first-renewal date and post-license deadline are shown on your Florida license record. Verify yours via [My Florida License].

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Florida Broker Post-License Course Packages and Pricing



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60-Hour FREC-Approved Course

The complete 60-hour Florida broker post-license course — fully approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission, self-paced, and designed to get you to exam day confident.



Detailed Progress Tracking

Monitor your journey with real-time progress reports and quiz scores. You'll always know exactly where you stand — and what it takes to get to the finish line.



Interactive Lessons, Any Device

Video content, interactive lessons, and quizzes available 24/7. Your progress syncs seamlessly across your phone, tablet, and computer — so you never lose your place.



Audio Lessons Included

Every course includes audio lessons so you can keep learning on the go — on your commute, at home, or anywhere your schedule takes you.

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Florida Broker Post License Brokerage #0021412 (30 Hours) - Florida Broker Post License Marketing #0021411 (30 Hours)
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Learning Add-Ons

The Florida real estate license renewal requirements for brokers state that anyone with a Florida broker’s license must complete a Florida broker post license course of 60 hours of education within their first renewal period. Not only must newly licensed brokers take the Florida broker post license course, but they must also complete their license renewal application online with the DBPR and pay their license renewal fee. The broker post license course in Florida consists of two 30 hour courses, making up the Florida broker post license requirement of 60 hours of education.

MLS Campus offers FREC-approved Florida broker post license courses through an online educational platform to enable you to meet your post license requirements easily and conveniently in your own time. You can access your Florida broker post license course from any device and location, making it a convenient alternative to classroom courses.

You must complete your Florida broker post license courses by the renewal deadline. The license renewal for Florida usually is within 18-24 months from the date your real estate broker’s license was issued. Your real estate license renewal deadline can be verified in your licensing portal on the DBPR website.

If you have already completed your initial broker post license course and are looking to renew your license for the second time or more, please follow the link to our Florida Real Estate Continuing Education Course.

If you have a sales associate license and want to complete your initial real estate agent license renewal, please go to our Florida 45 Hour Post License Course.

What’s Included in the Florida Real Estate Post Licensing Classes?

MLS Campus Florida real estate post license classes are designed to go beyond the material taught in your Florida broker pre-license course. MLS Campus real estate school provides two FREC-approved 30 hour broker post license courses online to enhance your brokerage management and residential marketing skills.

Our Florida real estate post license classes are designed to give you the freedom to study in your own time and at your own pace. Access your Florida broker post license course online 24/7. Our licensed Instructors have decades of experience in Florida real estate and provide support alongside our customer and technical support teams.

The two 30-hour courses that make up the 60 hour requirement
Course FREC course # Hours What it covers
Post License Brokerage #0021412 30 Establishing and maintaining a brokerage business; employee versus independent contractor; negotiating a contract with a broker; the impact of Florida law on personnel records; the agent hiring process; errors and omissions insurance
Residential Marketing #0021411 30 Marketing and advertising your brokerage; the relationship between the licensee and their seller; arriving at a listing price; the information to collect for a listing; buyer representation agreements
Total 60 Both courses are included in every package on this page

Florida Broker Post License Course: Post License Brokerage (30 Hours)

MLS Campus delivers the first half of your 60-hour requirement as a FREC-approved 30 hour Florida broker post license course in Post License Brokerage, approved by the FREC under course number 0021412. It is built around one question: how do you actually run a brokerage once you hold the licence that lets you? A sales associate works inside someone else’s business. A broker is responsible for the business — for the people in it, the records it keeps, and the liability it carries.

Over the 30 hours you will be able to describe the difference between an employee and an independent contractor and list the essential items to consider when negotiating a contract with a broker. You will also be able to describe the impact of specific Florida laws on personnel records, explain the critical milestones in the agent hiring process, and explain what errors and omissions insurance is and why a brokerage carries it.

Post License Brokerage Course Outline

  • 1. Sponsored Licensee – Broker Relationships — 1.5 hours
  • 2. Personnel and Records Issues — 1.0 hours
  • 3. Hiring Process — 1.5 hours
  • 4. Risk Management Issues — 2.5 hours
  • 5. Agency Issues — 2.0 hours
  • 6. Real Property Issues — 3.0 hours
  • 7. Special Accounts & Escrow Policies and Rules — 1.5 hours
  • 8. Compensation — 1.0 hours
  • 9. Escrow Disbursement Disputes — 1.0 hours
  • 10. Antitrust and Practicing Law — 1.0 hours
  • 11. Federal Income Tax Laws — 2.0 hours
  • 12. Company Policies – Risk Management — 1.5 hours
  • 13. Federal Laws and Other Disclosures — 1.0 hours
  • 14. Real Estate Calculations — 2.0 hours
  • 15. Ethical and Legal Business Practices — 1.0 hours
  • 16. Property Management — 1.5 hours
  • 17. Real Estate Investment — 2.0 hours
  • 18. Taxation and Assessment — 1.5 hours
  • Final exam — 1.5 hours

Total: 30.0 hours. The course is 100% online and self-paced, with full audio narration so you can work through it while driving or between showings, and it finishes with an end-of-course exam.

Florida requires 60 hours of post-licensing education before your first renewal; it does not require any particular pair of course titles, and different FREC-approved schools split the 60 hours differently. What matters for your renewal is that the hours are FREC-approved and completed on time. Together with the Residential Marketing course below, this course satisfies the full 60-hour Florida broker post-license requirement.

Florida Broker Post License Course: Residential Marketing (30 Hours)

The second half of your 60 hours is a FREC-approved 30 hour Florida post licensing course in Residential Marketing, approved by the FREC under course number 0021411. Where Post License Brokerage covers running the business, this course covers filling it — winning listings, pricing them correctly, and representing buyers under a written agreement.

Over the 30 hours you will be able to explain the relationship between a licensee and their seller, discuss the methods used to arrive at the best listing price for a property, gather the information you need to collect for a listing, and explain the provisions found in a buyer representation agreement.

Residential Marketing Course Outline

  • 1. Real Estate Marketing
  • 2. The Marketing Concept
  • 3. Prospecting and Target Marketing
  • 4. Technology and Online Marketing
  • 5. Social Media Marketing
  • 6. Marketing Research and Data Analysis
  • 7. Product and Pricing Strategies
  • 8. Pricing Your Services
  • 9. Successful Marketing Strategies
  • 10. Understanding Clients
  • 11. Marketing With Consumer Education
  • 12. Interplay Between Marketing & Finance
  • 13. State and Federal Laws
  • 14. Ethics & Real Estate Professionalism
  • Final exam

Fourteen chapters plus the final exam, totalling 30 FREC-approved hours. Like the brokerage course it is 100% online and self-paced, with full audio narration throughout, and it finishes with an end-of-course exam.

Both 30-hour courses are included in every package on this page, so a single enrolment covers the whole 60-hour Florida broker post-license requirement.

Free Florida Broker Post License Course Practice Exam

MLS Campus provides a free Florida broker post license course practice exam to prepare you for your final exam. This free practice exam is designed to test your knowledge of the material in your Florida broker post license course and will help you prepare to pass the course’s final exam the first time. The questions in your free practice exam are similar to those you must answer when you sit for your final exam. By taking these free practice quizzes, you will become better prepared to pass your end-of-course exam the first time.

What Happens if I Fail the Broker Post License Course Exam?

If you fail the Florida broker post-license course exam on the first attempt, you can take the exam a second time. However, if you fail the exam after two attempts, you will be required to take the Florida broker post-license course again.

*MLS Campus Real Estate School will offer you a retake for free as long as your course is still active.

You can take your second attempt at the post-license course exam immediately, but we strongly advise our students to retake the practice exam before attempting the final exam a second time.

What Happens if I Fail to Meet the Florida Broker Post-License Requirements?

If you do not complete the 60-hour Florida broker post-license course before your first renewal deadline, you cannot renew as a broker and your broker license reverts to a sales associate license. This is set by FREC rule 61J2-3.020, and it is the single reason the deadline matters more for brokers than for sales associates: you do not simply lose a renewal, you lose the broker licence you qualified for.

Florida does allow one route back. According to the DBPR, a broker has the option within six months after the expiration date to revert the license from broker to sales associate; to do so they must complete a 14-hour continuing education course after the expiration date on the broker license and pay the renewal fee shown on their DBPR renewal notice. You would then hold a sales associate license, not a broker license, and you would have to re-qualify from the beginning to become a broker again.

If you miss the six-month reversion window as well, your real estate license becomes null and void. At that point there is no downgrade route left and Florida treats you as unlicensed.

The Florida 60 Hour Broker Post License Course Explained

The Florida 60 hour broker post license course is the education FREC requires from every newly licensed broker before their first renewal. It is not continuing education and it is not a licence exam — it is a one-time requirement that closes out the first licence period, and it is the last piece of education standing between a new broker licence and a permanent one.

The 60 hours break into two 30-hour FREC-approved courses, each with its own end-of-course exam. At MLS Campus both are online, self-paced and fully narrated, and both are included in every package on this page. There is no classroom component and no fixed schedule — the only fixed date is your own first license expiration, which falls 18 to 24 months after your broker licence was issued and is shown in your DBPR account.

Deadlines & How Renewal Works (2026)

Holding a sales associate licence rather than a broker licence? Your first renewal requires the 45-hour Florida sales associate post-license course instead of this 60-hour broker course.

  • Initial renewal window: 18–24 months from the license issue date. Your exact date appears in your DBPR portal. (Florida commonly aligns expirations to March 31 or September 30.) (see Florida Realtors: renewing your Florida real estate license)

  • Complete before midnight ET on the expiration date: finish both courses, pass exams, and pay the state renewal fee in your DBPR account.

  • If you miss the deadline: you cannot renew as a broker. Florida does allow you to downgrade to a sales associate license if you apply within six months of your expiration date and complete a Florida real estate continuing education course and the DBPR renewal fee. Miss that route as well and your license becomes null and void.

  • Start early: both 30-hour courses have to be finished, each end-of-course exam passed, and your completion reported before midnight ET on your expiration date. Beginning 60 hours of post licensing in the final couple of weeks leaves no margin if you need to retake an exam.

  • Not sure of your date? Sign in to your DBPR account and check your license expiration date before you enroll — it is the only date that matters, and it is set from when your license was issued rather than when you finished your pre-license course.

Course Details, Exams and Renewal Steps

Pay Your Renewal Fee to the State

You can pay your renewal fee in three ways:

Online: Log in to your DBPR Online Services Account. You will be asked for your User ID and PIN. Your User ID can be found by searching with your license number. If you have not already changed your PIN, it may be the last four digits of your social security number.

Phone: DBPR (850) 487-1395

Mail: If you have your renewal notice from the state, you can return it with a payment.

If you need further information on how to renew Florida real estate license, please follow the link to our article - How to Renew Your Florida Real Estate License.

Course Final Exam Information

Answer Each Question in Order: You cannot close out or use the back or previous button. The best way to prepare for the final exam is to take the practice exam multiple times. Each time you will get your score right, and you will be able to review all questions.

Course Exam Retake: Recent changes to Florida Real Estate Post License Requirements means students no longer need to wait 30 days to retake the Post Licensing exam if they fail on their first attempt. Students are permitted to take their second exam attempt immediately. However, we advise that students review their course and take the free practice exam before beginning their exam retake.

Full Audio Courses

This feature allows you to listen to the whole course unit by unit. You can listen to the course during your daily commute, while working out, or from the comfort of your own home!. The audio courses will not replace the main course and will not get you a certificate of completion at the end.

End of Course Certificate

Once you pass your end of course exam with a passing score of 75% or better, you will be able to generate a free copy of your certificate of completion by clicking on the Certificate Icon below the final exam. We will notify the state electronically within 24 hours of your completion. All that you will need to do in order to renew your license is to pay the renewal fee to the state commission.

Don't Procrastinate and Put Your Florida Real Estate License at Risk!

To maintain your Florida Real Estate License, all licensees must comply with post-licensing requirements or continuing education requirements and pay the necessary renewal fees. This also applies to those licensees with a suspended license. If your required education is not complete and/or reported, you will NOT be able to renew your license!

Questions & Answers

Florida Broker Post-License Course – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the 45-hour and the 60-hour Florida post-license course?
They are for two different licences and they are not interchangeable. A newly licensed sales associate must complete the 45-hour Florida post-license course. A newly licensed broker must complete this 60-hour broker post-license course, delivered as two 30-hour FREC-approved courses. Both are due before your first renewal, but a broker cannot satisfy the requirement with the 45-hour course, and a sales associate does not need the 60-hour one. Check which licence you were issued before you enrol.
What is the Florida broker post-license course?
The 60-hour Florida broker post-license course must be completed before a new broker first renews their license, covering advanced brokerage, management and compliance topics required by FREC.
How much does the Florida 60-hour broker post-license course cost?
The 60-hour Florida broker post-license course starts at $149 for the Basic package, which includes both required 30-hour courses. A Premium package adds full audio narration and additional support. Every package covers the complete 60-hour FREC requirement — there is no version of this course that only covers half the hours — and all are backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is MLS Campus approved by FREC?
Yes. MLS Campus is a FREC-approved Florida real estate school operating under DBPR provider license number ZH1002474, and both 30-hour courses in this package are individually FREC-approved: Post License Brokerage under course number 0021412 and Residential Marketing under course number 0021411. Completing them satisfies the 60-hour post-license requirement in FREC rule 61J2-3.020.
Can I complete it online?
Yes. The Florida 60-hour broker post-license course is delivered 100% online and self-paced, with no classroom attendance and no scheduled sessions. Every lesson is narrated in full audio, so you can work through the material while driving or between appointments, and your progress is saved as you go. Instructor support is available throughout.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes. MLS Campus offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on the Florida broker post-license course, provided you have not yet taken the final end-of-course exam. If the course is not right for you within that window and the exam is untaken, you can request a refund. Exam-prep products and course extensions are not covered by this guarantee.
When exactly is my broker post-license deadline?
Your deadline is your first license expiration date, which falls 18 to 24 months after your broker license was issued. Florida license expirations generally fall on either March 31 or September 30. Your exact date is shown in your DBPR account, and it is set from when your license was issued rather than when you finished your pre-license course.
What happens if I miss the post-license deadline?
You cannot renew as a broker. Florida does allow you to downgrade to a sales associate license if you apply within six months of your expiration date and complete a Florida real estate continuing education course along with the DBPR renewal fee. If you miss that route as well, your real estate license becomes null and void.
Do I have to take both 30-hour courses?
Yes. Florida requires 60 hours of post-licensing education before your first broker renewal, and MLS Campus delivers those 60 hours as two 30-hour FREC-approved courses — Post License Brokerage and Residential Marketing. Both are included in every package on this page, so there is nothing further to buy. FREC sets the 60-hour total; it does not mandate any particular pair of course titles.
Can I take the two 30-hour courses at different times?
Yes. The two 30-hour courses are separate courses with separate end-of-course exams, so you can complete Post License Brokerage first, sit its exam, and start Residential Marketing whenever suits you. What matters for your renewal is that both are finished before your first license expiration date — Florida counts the completed 60 hours, not the order or the gap between them.
What do the two 30-hour courses cover?
Post License Brokerage covers establishing and maintaining a brokerage business, including employee versus independent contractor status, personnel records and the agent hiring process. Residential Marketing covers marketing and advertising your brokerage, arriving at a listing price, and buyer representation agreements.
Do the 60 broker post-license hours count as continuing education?
For your first renewal, yes — completing the 60-hour post-license requirement satisfies your education requirement for that renewal cycle, so you do not also take the 14-hour continuing education course. From your second renewal onward the post-license requirement is finished for good and you move onto the standard Florida cycle: 14 hours of FREC-approved continuing education every two years, made up of 3 hours Core Law, 3 hours Ethics and Business Practices, and 8 hours of specialty education.
What if I do not pass the end-of-course exam?
You can retake the exam, and MLS Campus provides a free course retake while your course is still active. We recommend working through the free practice exam again before your next attempt.

Course Access, Refunds and Support

30 Days Limited Money Back Guarantee Policy

If you decide you’re not 100% satisfied within the First 30 Days of your initial purchase, simply contact us by email and request a cancellation and full refund. You will receive a full refund of your purchase price. If the final exam has been taken, a refund can not be issued. The Real Estate Exam Prep Master and the Exam Prep Math, if purchased separately are not refundable.

Course Duration

How long your course stays active depends on the package you choose — the access period for each package is shown in the comparison table above. On six-month packages we add a 7th month free if you need it, and you can purchase further one-month extensions online, up to a total of one year.

Customer Support

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