To Successfully complete the course students must meet the following requirements: 
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1. Students must score 70% or higher on the final exam
2. Students must attend all classes
3. Students must log Independent Study hours
4. Students must adhere to the Student Code of Conduct.

Hawaii Real Estate Academy Prelicensing Course satisfies the Hawaii Real Estate Commission’s educational prelicensing requirements to become a Real Estate Salesperson in the State of Hawaii. 

To get your license: After successful completion of course, bring your Certificate to the State and National Exam which is administered through PSI Testing. (Pay for Exam through PSI)
Click here to go to testing schedule on PSI website.

For more information on additional requirements needed to get your license, please contact:
The State of Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Real Estate Branch at
​ 808-586-2643.
Click here to go to the State of Hawaii Real Estate Division webpage.

​Refund Policy - A 50% refund will be issued if student cancels (via written notice) to HREA by 14 days prior to start date of the course. There will be no refunds issued after such date.
In the event that HREA cancels the course due to low enrollment (less than 12) students will be notified 7 days prior to the start date and all tuition paid will be refunded (students must return textbook).

State of Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson

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​Pre-licensing Course Curriculum 

History & Development of HI Real Estate

Land, Land Elements and Water

Personal Property and Fixtures

Estates & Interests in Real Property

Easements, Restrictions & Adverse Possession

Methods of Ownership

Hawaii License Laws

Federal Fair Housing & HI Discrimination Law

Agency & Ethics

Listing Contracts

Sales Contracts

Hawaii Standard Form Documents

Escrow and evidence of title

Transfer of title – wills, decent and deeds

Financing Liens and foreclosures

Truth in lending and real estate settlement procedures act (RESPA)

Property Management and Leasing

Land description

Appraising

Government Land Use Controls (Zoning, Building Ordinances and Environmental Disclosures

Real Property Tax and Tax Aspects of:

• Real Estate Ownership Condominiums

• Co-operatives

• Time Sharing 

• Planned Development Housing​