by Steven Kitnick | Jul 5, 2017 | Continuing Education, Licensing, NRED "My Account", Post Licensing
There are several reasons why a CE course or Post-Licensing module does not appear on your Nevada Real Estate Division (“NRED”) My Account. Here are a few of the possibilities: (1) The course sponsor did not send in their upload to the NRED (sponsors...
by Steven Kitnick | Jul 5, 2017 | Continuing Education, Licensing, NRED "My Account", Post Licensing
Yes! According to the education dept. of the NRED, as long as you have your certificate(s) you can renew. The NRED does not rely upon “My Account” in determining whether you’ve met your educational requirements.
by Steven Kitnick | Jul 3, 2017 | Continuing Education, Licensing, Post Licensing
According to the NRED licensing dept., “we advise licensees to renew inactive and submit Form 580 and pay the renewal fee. No education is required to renew a license in inactive status.” You mentioned your license was expiring June 30th, so you should...
by Steven Kitnick | Jul 3, 2017 | Licensing, Nevada Real Estate Law
Oftentimes, the broker of a real estate company is not the owner. Nevertheless, the broker must show financial responsibility in order to be licensed as the company’s broker. In some cases, a prospective broker is unable to meet the NRED’s broker...
by Steven Kitnick | Jul 3, 2017 | Licensing, Nevada Real Estate Law
No. According to the NRED, a broker cannot be active as a corporate broker for one company and be issued a broker salesperson license for another company. They must resign as the corporate broker and submit Form 504 with Section 3 completed for a status change from...
by Steven Kitnick | Jul 3, 2017 | Licensing, Nevada Real Estate Law
No. According to the licensing dept. at the NRED, a corporate broker can only be active for ONE corporation or LLC at a time. However, that being said, there are circumstances when a broker licensee may hold dual licenses (this information can found on page 2 of...
