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  • First Renewal — 90 hrs ($299 Value) 
  • Standard Renewal Online & Livestream — 30 hrs ($169 Value)
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Washington Real Estate Continuing Education Packages

Confidently renew your CE with our packages containing state-approved courses designed by the top real estate experts and featuring the most up-to-date and important real estate topics.

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First Time Renewal Hours Required by Washington Real Estate Commission: 90 hours.
•30-hour Advanced Practices Course 
•30-hour Washington Real Estate Law Course 
•3-hour Washington Core Curriculum
•6-hour The Washington Real Estate Fair Housing Course**
•21 elective hours

**As of June 1, 2022, Substitute Senate Bill 5378 requires education on Fair Housing for all Real Estate Brokers and Managing Brokers for new licensees and renewals.

·        DOL will allow Licensees until June 1, 2023, to take the Fair Housing 6-hour course.

·        Each subsequent renewal Brokers and Managing Brokers must complete the Washington Real Estate Fair Housing (3hr) course to stay compliant with WA education requirements.

Washington Broker License Renewal: First Renewal vs. Standard Renewal

  • Washington brokers renew their license every two years, on the anniversary of when the license was first issued. How much continuing education you need depends on whether this is your first renewal or a later one.
  • Your first renewal is the heavier one. Washington requires 90 hours of CE, completed after your original license date: a 30-hour Advanced Practices course, a 30-hour Real Estate Law course, a 3-hour Current Issues (Core) course, the 6-hour Washington Real Estate Fair Housing course, and 21 elective hours.
  • Every renewal after that is a standard renewal, which takes 30 hours of CE every two years: a 3-hour Current Issues (Core) course, a 3-hour Fair Housing course, and 24 elective hours. At least 15 of the 30 hours need to fall within the 24 months before your renewal date, and you can carry forward up to 15 unused hours from the prior cycle. If you are past your first renewal, our standard renewal courses cover this requirement.
  • The Fair Housing requirement works in two steps. You take the 6-hour Washington Real Estate Fair Housing course once, then the 3-hour version at every renewal after that. The 6-hour course does not satisfy the later 3-hour requirement.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is my Washington broker license renewal due?

Washington broker licenses renew every two years, on the anniversary of your original license issue date. Your license expiration date is the deadline, and you renew through the SecureAccess Washington (SAW) portal or by mail.

How many CE hours do I need to renew?

It depends on the renewal. Your first renewal requires 90 hours of continuing education. Every renewal after that is a standard renewal requiring 30 hours every two years.

What’s the difference between first renewal and standard renewal?

First renewal is your initial 90-hour requirement (Advanced Practices, Real Estate Law, Current Issues, Fair Housing, and electives), completed after your original license date. Standard renewal is the lighter 30-hour requirement (Current Issues, Fair Housing, and electives) you complete every two years afterward.

Do I have to take a Fair Housing course?

Yes. Washington requires Fair Housing education at every renewal. You take the 6-hour Washington Real Estate Fair Housing course the first time, then the 3-hour version at each renewal after that. The 6-hour course does not substitute for the later 3-hour requirement.

What happens if I renew late?

Renewing after your expiration date adds a penalty fee. If your license lapses, you can reinstate it within a few years by completing 60 hours of CE (including the Real Estate Law course) plus fees and penalties. After about three years expired, you have to reapply. Check the Washington DOL for the steps that fit your situation.

Can I complete my renewal CE online?

Yes. Rockwell’s renewal courses are online and self-paced, and Washington places no limit on CE hours completed through distance education. The state does require a timing device on online courses, so you cannot finish faster than the approved hours.