Hassle-Free CE for IL Residential Leasing Agents
Maintain Your License with Ease | 8-Hour
Renewing your Illinois Residential Leasing Agent license shouldn't be stressful. Our online CE program makes it easy and convenient, with all the required 8 hours of education you need, including Sexual Harassment Prevention. Learn at your own pace, on your schedule.
This course:
- Satisfies the 8-Hour Core CE curriculum requirement, which all Residential Leasing Agents must complete.
- Includes Sexual Harassment Prevention training, which all Illinois Residential Leasing Agents must complete before renewing their license.
- Is a modern, easy-to-complete, and informative course created just for Illinois real estate professionals.
Covers the following required topics:
- Fair Housing Practices
- Following the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Leasing Agreements and Disclosures
- Agency
- License Law
- Sexual Harassment Prevention
Illinois Residential Leasing Agent CE - IDFPR Requirements:
- 8-hr Residential Leasing Agent Core course, including 1 hour of Sexual Harassment Prevention.
- Renew license every two (2) years by July 31st (even years).
- CE must be completed before renewing your license*.
*Exception: Residential Leasing Agents renewing for the first time (licensed on or after May 1, 2022) are exempt from Leasing Agent CE.
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FAQs
What are the Continuing Education (CE) requirements for IL Residential Leasing Agents?
Residential Leasing Agents licensed by the IDFPR must complete eight (8) hours of continuing education during each renewal period, which must include one (1) hour of Sexual Harassment Prevention training.
When do IL Residential Leasing Agents need to complete their continuing education requirements?
Residential Leasing Agents must complete their continuing education and renew their license by July 31 (in even-numbered years).
Are there any exemptions to the continuing education requirement for Residential Leasing Agents?
Residential leasing agents in their first license renewal are not required to complete ANY continuing education. These licensees completed a pre-license course and passed the state exam not too long ago, so they are exempt during their first license renewal.
However, these licensees must still renew their license with IDFPR.
Are my credits automatically reported to the IDFPR upon completing my course(s)?
Yes. Real Estate Institute reports all successful course completions to the appropriate regulatory authority. We report electronically (when permitted) to ensure timeliness and accuracy.
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Residential Leasing Agent License Renewal Fact Sheet
Source: Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (Administrative Rules)
Source: Illinois General Assembly
Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (Law)
Source: Illinois General Assembly