Florida · State-Approved FL FREC School ID #ZH1003192

Florida Real Estate Reactivation — 28-Hour Course

The 28-hour reactivation education required to return an involuntarily inactive Florida licence to active status.

State requirement
28 hours
Set by Florida FREC
Course structure
1 course
Involuntary-inactive licences
Avg. completion
6-month window
Self-paced · extensions available
Course final
80% to pass
End-of-course exam required
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You will gain access to your state approved coursework on our learning platform portal after checkout.

What you'll study

Reactivate your involuntary inactive Florida real estate license with this 28-hour course.

  1. Florida Reactivation Course v18.028 hrs

    Everything the reactivation requirement asks of you, in one course.

    • Key content from Florida Principles, Practices & Law
    • The FREC Sales Associate Course I syllabus, as revised
    • The two exams the requirement includes
    • Practice activities for reinforcement and self-testing

Why students choose Premier

Learn anywhere

Read, watch and practise on any device, at your own pace.

Exam-ready practice

Interactive activities, end-of-unit quizzes and unlimited practice tests before the real thing.

State-approved

Premier Courses is approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC School ID #ZH1003192).

Reported for you

Pass the final and your completion is reported electronically to the DBPR.

By the numbers

Feedback from Florida licensees who came back

Real students. Back on active status.

  • My license went involuntary inactive while I was raising my kids. The 28 hours were the whole path back, laid out plainly.
    Renata O., reactivated Florida sales associate in Naples Renata O. Reactivated FL sales associate · Naples
  • I was afraid I'd have to start over at pre-licensing. Reactivation was the actual requirement and I was done in three weeks.
    Paul E., reactivated Florida sales associate in Port St. Lucie Paul E. Reactivated FL sales associate · Port St. Lucie
  • I let my broker license go inactive when I moved over to lending. The 28 hours put me back in business.
    Gerald M., reactivated Florida broker in Fort Myers Gerald M. Reactivated FL broker · Fort Myers
  • The DBPR paperwork made no sense to me. The course spelled out exactly what to file and when.
    Omar C., reactivated Florida sales associate in Clearwater Omar C. Reactivated FL sales associate · Clearwater
  • I needed active status before I could open my own office again. Premier got me there in under a month.
    Adaeze O., reactivated Florida broker in Riverview Adaeze O. Reactivated FL broker · Riverview
  • I did the whole thing nights and weekends while still working my other job. Back on active status without taking time off.
    Shauna B., reactivated Florida sales associate in Melbourne Shauna B. Reactivated FL sales associate · Melbourne

Common questions

Everything you need to know about the real estate licensing process.

Florida 28-Hour Reactivation Course Requirements - Florida Real Estate Commission School ID #ZH1003192

Premier Courses is approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) to provide the 28-hour reactivation education course required to reactivate a Florida sales associate license that has been involuntarily inactive for more than 12 months but less than 2 years. Premier Courses' school ID is ZH1003192.

Complete the course and pass the end-of-course exam, then renew with the DBPR before your license has been inactive for two years.

Final Exam Information

Because the course is delivered by distance education, the Florida Real Estate Commission requires an end-of-course exam. You must score 80% or higher to pass.

If you don't reach 80%, FREC rules require you to re-enroll in the course before taking the exam again — so give the material a careful read the first time through.

Completion Requirement Policy

The course must be completed within six months of registration. If you are unable to complete the course within the six month period, Premier Courses offers extensions for an additional fee.

Keep in mind that regardless of your course access period, your reactivation education must be completed — and your license renewed — before your license has been involuntarily inactive for two years, after which it becomes null and void.

Online Course Identification Requirements

Before taking your end-of-course final exam, you'll be asked to verify your identity with a current government-issued photo identification, such as:

  1. A current Florida driver's license.
  2. A current identification card issued by a state or U.S. government agency.
  3. A current passport.

The name on your identification must match the name on your course registration.

Reporting Your Course Completion

When you complete the course and pass the final exam, you'll receive a certificate of completion and your course completion is reported electronically to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).

You can verify your education record at any time through your DBPR online account at www.myfloridalicense.com.

FREC Disclaimer Statement

This course is approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC). However, this approval does not constitute an endorsement of the views or opinions which are expressed by the course sponsor, instructors, authors, or lecturers.

Course Provider Complaint Statement

Complaints regarding a Florida real estate course provider may be filed with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) online at www.myfloridalicense.com, or by contacting the DBPR Customer Contact Center at (850) 487-1395.

Premier Courses is approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC School ID #ZH1003192). Required coursework is delivered online through our learning platform. The end-of-course final exam requires a score of 80% or higher to pass. The Florida state licensing exam is registered separately through the DBPR.