Oklahoma Real Estate License School Online

This course covers the topics required by the Real Estate Commission for the introductory course covering the Principles, Law and Practice of Real Estate. This includes information covering the national or general portion of the pre-licensing coursework. Topics included cover those areas which are common to all states, as well as general math concepts.

You will learn basic real estate principles and begin your introduction to real estate law, the important aspects of real estate licensing requirements, distinctions between personal and real property, titles to, and conveyance of real estate, federal, state, and local fair housing laws. The course will also review key licensing laws and obligations as well as legal descriptions, important elements of real estate contracts, how various interests in real estate are defined, including deeds, encumbrances and liens, how titles to real estate are held and conveyed, and the ethical standards you are expected to meet as a license holder.

All students are emailed a link to a digital version of the Modern Real Estate Practice book from Vitalsource. Please check your spam/ junk folder for the email and log in instructions. You are required to complete the reading assignments, see the attached document of chapters to read below, as well as quizzes, exams and exercises. This will be the only reference of reading assignments, so it is advised to save this pdf to your computer and use as you progress through the course.

Please reference the Supplemental Reading Assignment for this course.

You’re on track to start an exciting (possibly even thrilling?) new career in real estate!

Whether you have some familiarity with real estate rules and regulations, or if this is your first time exploring the definitions for concepts such as liens and prorations, you are in the right place at the right time, and we are happy you’re here. (And we will get to those definitions soon.) 

The Oklahoma Exam Prep coursework has three key features we want you to be aware of. First, all students have access to both the Salesperson and Broker exam review materials. Of course, Salesperson candidates should only review those sections relevant to their prospective license status. Broker candidates should continue through all of the materials.

Second, this course contains the final exams from the Principles courses. This means those who need a review of some national information will have access to that. If you do not need this, please feel free to skip those practice exams.

And finally, our Summary Exams will afford you the opportunity to prepare to pass a timed examination - just like those the state uses. This will give you the confidence necessary to pass the state licensing exam the first time you take it.

We hope you enjoy this course!

The National Real Estate Exam Prep is a comprehensive course that presents you with the real estate knowledge you require to pass your licensing exam. Some states' licensing exams may vary slightly in terms of the topical distribution in the questions, but we are confident that if you can pass this exam, you will succeed on your state licensing exams.

The mission of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission is to safeguard the public interest by requiring high standards of knowledge and ethical practices of licensees to: discipline licensees who engage in dishonest, fraudulent or criminal activities in conduct of real estate transaction; and to facilitate the prosecution of any person who is found in violation of the Oklahoma Real Estate License Code.

In this course you will learn how real estate professionals in Oklahoma comply with both the laws of the state and the rules of the Commission. Students will also be introduced to professional standards of conduct, related Oklahoma statutes and rules promulgated by the Commission, disclosure requirements and ethical practices as they relate to real estate and consumers.

This course covers the topics required by the Real Estate Commission for the introductory course covering the Principles, Law and Practice of Real Estate. This includes information covering the national or general portion of the pre-licensing coursework. Topics included cover those areas which are common to all states, as well as general math concepts.

You will learn basic real estate principles and begin your introduction to real estate law, the important aspects of real estate licensing requirements, distinctions between personal and real property, titles to, and conveyance of real estate, federal, state, and local fair housing laws. The course will also review key licensing laws and obligations as well as legal descriptions, important elements of real estate contracts, how various interests in real estate are defined, including deeds, encumbrances and liens, how titles to real estate are held and conveyed, and the ethical standards you are expected to meet as a license holder.

All students are emailed a link to a digital version of the Modern Real Estate Practice book from Vitalsource. Please check your spam/ junk folder for the email and log in instructions. You are required to complete the reading assignments, see the attached document of chapters to read below, as well as quizzes, exams and exercises. This will be the only reference of reading assignments, so it is advised to save this pdf to your computer and use as you progress through the course.

Please reference the Supplemental Reading Assignment for this course.

You’re on track to start an exciting (possibly even thrilling?) new career in real estate!

Whether you have some familiarity with real estate rules and regulations, or if this is your first time exploring the definitions for concepts such as liens and prorations, you are in the right place at the right time, and we are happy you’re here. (And we will get to those definitions soon.) 

Provisional Sales Associates are required to complete the Part II post-license course within the first six months of obtaining their Provisional Sales Associate License. You must not begin this course until AFTER YOUR PSA LICENSE HAS BEEN ISSUED by the Commission.

360training's 45 hour Post-Licensing course is designed to focus learners on key industry issues that affect the daily practice of real estate. These issues, highlighted below, need to be focused on by the real estate professional in order to both assist and protect the public. The course includes three distinct modules of information covering Real Estate Business Basics, Finance, and Investment and Management issues. Per OREC regulation, all PSA licensees have six months from the date of enrollment in which to complete the Post-license course.

The Oklahoma Exam Prep coursework has three key features we want you to be aware of. First, all students have access to both the Salesperson and Broker exam review materials. Of course, Salesperson candidates should only review those sections relevant to their prospective license status. Broker candidates should continue through all of the materials.

Second, this course contains the final exams from the Principles courses. This means those who need a review of some national information will have access to that. If you do not need this, please feel free to skip those practice exams.

And finally, our Summary Exams will afford you the opportunity to prepare to pass a timed examination - just like those the state uses. This will give you the confidence necessary to pass the state licensing exam the first time you take it.

We hope you enjoy this course!

The National Real Estate Exam Prep is a comprehensive course that presents you with the real estate knowledge you require to pass your licensing exam. Some states' licensing exams may vary slightly in terms of the topical distribution in the questions, but we are confident that if you can pass this exam, you will succeed on your state licensing exams.

The mission of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission is to safeguard the public interest by requiring high standards of knowledge and ethical practices of licensees to: discipline licensees who engage in dishonest, fraudulent or criminal activities in conduct of real estate transaction; and to facilitate the prosecution of any person who is found in violation of the Oklahoma Real Estate License Code.

In this course you will learn how real estate professionals in Oklahoma comply with both the laws of the state and the rules of the Commission. Students will also be introduced to professional standards of conduct, related Oklahoma statutes and rules promulgated by the Commission, disclosure requirements and ethical practices as they relate to real estate and consumers.