Real Estate

Training Program Overview

Texas Real Estate is managed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). This agency sets forth guidelines, policies, and procedures for Real Estate in Texas. Del Mar College offers education contact hours as outlined by TREC. All Real Estate Salesperson applicants are required to complete 180 hours of education. Del Mar College offers the required hours over a six-class Real Estate program. Courses are held on a rotating basis.

Course offerings

• In-Person: Classes are instructor-led on campus.
• DEARBORN Pay as You Go: Classes are 100% online, begin the first week of every month, and the purchase option allows registration per course.  Complete one course and pay as you go, then move on to the next.  Student have six months to complete each course including exams.

Course Schedule

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• Online Fall 2024

  11/04/24 - 02/15/24

  • RELE-1002-14149
  • RELE-1039-14153
  • RELE-2002-14157
  • RELE-1012-14161
  • RELE-1000-14165
  • RELE-1020-14169

• In-Person Fall 2024

  10/15/24 - 11/14/24

  • RELE-1012-14955: Law of Contracts
    • 5:30 - 8:30 PM | Tuesdays & Thursdays
    • Center for Economic Development:
      Room 141

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  10/26/24 - 11/23/24

  • RELE-1000-14967: Promulgated Contracts & Forms
    • 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM | Saturdays
    • Center for Economic Development:
      Room 141

• Online Winter 2024

  12/02/24 - 03/21/25

  • RELE-1002-14156
  • RELE-1039-14160
  • RELE-2002-14164
  • RELE-1012-14168
  • RELE-1000-14172
  • RELE-1020-14176

• In-Person Winter 2024

  TBD

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Course Descriptions

Course Code	Course Name	CE Hours
RELE 1002	Principles of Real Estate I (TREC #121)	30
RELE 1039	Principles of Real Estate II (TREC #122)	30
RELE 2002	Law of Agency (TREC #1151)	30
RELE 1012	Law of Contracts (TREC #1251)	30
RELE 1000	Promulgated Contract Forms (TREC #351)	30
RELE 1020	Real Estate Finance (TREC #451)	30

Admissions Requirement

Per the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), students must be:

• 18 years of age or older
• A citizen of the United States or lawfully admitted alien
• A resident of Texas

A criminal history may make you ineligible for a real estate license. Prior to enrolling in classes, students may request a criminal history evaluation by submitting a Fitness Determination form to TREC prior to applying for a license.  For more information visit the TREC website.

take the next step!

Upon successful completion of the Del Mar College Real Estate Program, students can submit required course completion documentation and Texas Real Estate License application to TREC. Once approved by TREC, students can take the exam to become a licensed Real Estate Salesperson. For more information regarding the TREC Real Estate Salesperson License exam, please visit the TREC website.

Testing information

Students have one year from the date of submitting the TREC Real Estate Salesperson License exam to meet all 180 hours of education.