REAL ESTATE TN
Tennessee Real Estate Licensing and Continuing Education Courses
See Our Step-By-Step Guide to Becoming an Affiliate Broker
Read more about Tennessee's licensing process.
Familiarize Yourself with the Tennessee Real Estate Commission’s Licensing and Continuing Education Requirements
Review Tennessee affiliate brokers and brokers state requirements.
Kaplan works with the Tennessee Real Estate Commission on a regular basis to create state-approved courses and content, designed to make your educational experience easy and effective. You never have to worry about meeting Tennessee's requirements when you choose Kaplan Real Estate Education as your school. You can focus on learning and trust that Kaplan has secured course compliance.
Obtain and Maintain Your License Entirely Online
Kaplan has a wide variety of Online Video courses you can choose from when seeking to become an affiliate broker or to renew your broker's license. From making your own schedule to completing coursework on your own time, you’ll enjoy the extreme convenience that online education permits. Kaplan's Tennessee real estate license courses automatically track your progress, so you can start, stop, and resume whenever you need to do so.
Tennessee Real Estate Licensing Information, Reciprocity, and Portability
- Average time to complete licensing education: 3.4 months
- State governing body: Tennessee Real Estate Commission
Reciprocity: Tennessee does not offer reciprocity
- Requirements for Out-of-State Salespeople
- If you hold a real estate license in another state, you may still qualify under Tennessee statute to have your real estate education, the national portion of the exam, and/or your experience (if applying for a broker license) substitute for Tennessee's education, the national portion of the examination, and/or experience
Military Portability
- Military servicemembers and spouses in Tennessee may qualify for an exemption from licensure requirements when moving to the state
- Active-duty members, veterans, or spouses can apply for this exemption with the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) Regulatory Boards division
- The exemption allows military-affiliated individuals to expedite gaining professional licensure in Tennessee
- Applicants must provide proof of their military status and any applicable licenses held from another state to apply