Superior School Of Real Estate

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read moreIf you have missed the June 10 continuing education deadline and have not completed your continuing education for the 2009-2010 license year, please view the instructions on removing your continuing education deficiency. For specific information about your situation, please contact the NC Real Estate Commission at 919-875-3700 or at www.ncrec.gov. Superior School of Real Estate offers Broker-in-Charge continuing education STATEWIDE. All Brokers-in-Charge and "BIC eligible" Brokers are required by the NC Real Estate Commission to attend the 4-hour BIC Annual Review Course and the 4-hour Real Estate Update Course each year.

read moreThe North Carolina Real Estate Commission requires 8 hrs. of Continuing Education annually by JUNE 10th. ALL Brokers-in-Charge and BIC eligible brokers must take the Broker-in-Charge Annual Review (BICAR) each year in addition to the Mandatory Update. The BICAR course may only be taken for credit by BIC's and BIC-eligible brokers. Meet celebrated real estate instructor Bill Gallagher and get real insight into a career in real estate. Get your questions answered and find out why NOW is the time to get your NC Real Estate license.

read moreSuperior School of Real Estate is excited to announce our approval as a REBAC Course Provider. What does that mean to you? It means you can come to Superior for top certifications and designations taught by top-notch instructors. We are now offering NAR's newest certification, Short Sales & Foreclosures Resource Certification and look for the Accredited Buyer's Representative courses to be added soon. Superior client services for buyers isn't rocket science, but there's a lot to know. And since less than four percent of all REALTORS hold the Accredited Buyer's Representative designation, you'll soon have your career in orbit.