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Our goal at Eddie Flores Real Estate Continuing Education is to provide you with the resources you need, offered in both a classroom and an online atmosphere. Learn about Hawaii’s exciting real estate market and how you can be a part of it.
The Real Estate Commission requires 20 hours of continuing education every biennium (two-years) for each real estate licensee. Currently, this includes two Core courses (Core A & Core B) which cover a legislative update and other real estate topics, with the remainder of your hours available for elective courses.
2023-2024 Hawaii Core A: This course highlights Hawaii legislative laws that passed in 2023 and impacted real estate transactions. You’ll also review property disclosure requirements and best practices to ensure licensees comply with Hawaii law.
The required continuing education hours include six hours for the Hawaii Real Estate Commission designated core courses and 14 hours of elective credit hours. The core course is divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. This course is Part A and is approved for three hours of continuing education.
At Eddie Flores Real Estate School, we strive to be the Continuing Education leader in Hawaii. We are committed to providing our online students with the most user-friendly experience for completing their CE requirements.
Hawaii Real Estate Education Requirements. The information below is a summary of the minimum requirements set forth by the Hawaii Real Estate Commission. For a more detailed requirements breakdown, please see the board's site.
Identify real estate-related bills passed by the legislature in 2023. Identify the laws and regulations pertaining to mandatory seller disclosures in real estate transactions.
