At True Vision Real Estate Academy, we’re committed to preparing students for success in Georgia’s real estate industry. Below are the qualifications and requirements to enroll in and complete our courses, along with important information from the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) regarding licensing eligibility.

75-Hour Salesperson Pre-License Course

To enroll and complete the 75-Hour Salesperson Pre-License Course, students must:

• Be at least 18 years old

• Hold a high school diploma or equivalent

• Provide valid government-issued identification

• See GREC policy below regarding disciplinary records

• Pass both the course final exam and the state licensing exam with a minimum score of 72%

• Students have two attempts to pass the final exam within 90 days of completing the course

• If the exam is not passed within those two attempts, students must retake the entire course (retake fees apply)

60-Hour Broker Pre-License Course

To enroll in the 60-Hour Broker Pre-License Course, students must:

• Hold an active real estate license for at least 3 of the last 5 years

• Provide valid government-issued identification

• See GREC policy below regarding disciplinary records

• Pass both the course final exam and the state licensing exam with a minimum score of 72%

• Students have two attempts to pass the final exam within 90 days of completing the course

• After 90 days, re-enrollment is required to retake the exam (retake fees apply)

Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) Policy – Disciplinary Records & Criminal History

The Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) reviews all license applications and may deny licensure to applicants with:

• Prior criminal convictions

• Past disciplinary actions or sanctions from other professional licensing boards

If you have a prior conviction or disciplinary history, you can request a Preliminary Decision from GREC to determine your eligibility before enrolling in a course.

To request a Preliminary Decision, you’ll need to submit:

• Certified court documents or disciplinary records

• Any supporting documentation explaining the situation and how it was resolved

Because processing times vary, students are strongly encouraged to request a Preliminary Decision as early as possible.

Even if GREC issues a negative Preliminary Decision, you may still complete the required coursework, take the licensing exam, and request a hearing if your application is denied.

For more details, visit the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) website:
https://grec.state.ga.us