Dec 27, 2024 · KREC developed the Consumer Resource webpage to provide information to Kansas consumers working with a licensee to transact real estate and for matters outside of KREC jurisdiction.

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission protects the public interest through regulation, examination, and licensing of Kentucky real estate sales associates and brokers pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes, Chapter 324. Contact us at 502-564-7760 or click here for more contact information.

To verify that a license is active, use the fields below to perform a search by selecting the search criteria (Individual or Business) and then entering either the licensee’s first name, licensee’s last name, or business name, the license number, or select the license status.

Kentucky Real Estate Commission Mayo-Underwood Building 500 Mero Street 2NE09 Frankfort, KY 40601 . 2025 Delinquency Plan. Licensing Forms. 200 Licensee Acceptance and Release Form - 455K. 201 License Status and Individual Information Form - 517K. 202 Company Information Update Form - 526K.

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission protects the public through the regulation, examination, and licensure of real estate sales associates and brokers. If you still have questions regarding licensing after reviewing the website, please feel free to contact KREC at (502) 564-7760 or [email protected]. Apply for a License; Modify an Existing License

Renewal to active status requires 12 hours of continuing education (see Continuing Education or login to your record for further information).. The two-year renewal fee is $125.00 for a salesperson and $175.00 for a broker. If a licensee is unable to complete the necessary continuing education by their expiration date, they may renew to inactive status OR renew late …

Mar 8, 2025 · The following providers are approved to offer continuing education classes for real estate licensees. These providers may offer additional courses that are not approved by the Commission. Please be sure to verify with the provider that the course you plan to take is approved by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission.

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission regulates the licensing of real estate professionals to safeguard and protect the public interest. The Commission elevates the real estate industry to the highest standards possible through communication, education and the latest technology. Learn more at KREC.ky.gov or through Facebook @KREAuthority.

The KREC Education Department is dedicated to ensuring that all licensees and prospective licensees receive the most up to date real estate courses available. Pre-license, post-license, and continuing education courses are available online or in-person.

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