Online Illinois Pre-Licensing Courses
Real Estate Courses Approved by IDFPR
- Choose between Residential Leasing Agent, Broker, or Managing Broker courses
- Meet the education requirement at home with a 100% online real estate courses from Real Estate Institute
- Take control of your career trajectory with courses that are on your schedule
Start Your Career with Real Estate Institute
With our partner, Real Estate Institute, you can feel confident taking your IDFPR-approved pre-licensing courses. Choose from expert-led Residential Leasing Agent, Broker, or Managing Broker programs and get started today!
Want to learn more about the AceableAgent and Real Estate Institute partnership? Learn all about the acquisition and what it means for our students.
15-Hour Residential Leasing Agent Course
Support tenants in discovering their next home, market properties for landlords, or partner with property management firms.
*Residential Leasing Agents are required to be sponsored by a Managing Broker.
75-Hour Real Estate Broker Course
Enjoy flexibility and increased earning possibility while working with buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across various property types.
*Brokers are required to be sponsored by a Managing Broker.
45-Hour Managing Broker Course
Earn the qualifications to launch your own brokerage, manage your practice, and supervise other real estate agents.
*At least two consecutive years of experience as a Broker is required.
AceableAgent offers courses in partnership with Real Estate Institute. Real Estate Institute is approved by the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Education Provider #515.000001.
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