Texas Real Estate Licensure
Through our partnership with The CE Shop, we’re proud to offer affordable, high-quality online courses that prepare you to become a licensed real estate agent in Texas, participate in post-licensing courses, and to complete continuing education. We are also providing Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing courses and American Home Inspection Training.
Courses Available
OVERVIEW
A real estate agent, also known as a realtor, is a licensed professional who represents buyers, sellers, and renters in property transactions. Real estate agents serve as trusted intermediaries, guiding clients through the process of buying, selling, or leasing residential or commercial real estate.
At Tarleton State, we offer all 180 hours of required pre-licensing education to help you earn your Texas Sales Agent License, as well as, continuing education courses. In partnership with The CE Shop, our courses are available fully online and in a flexible, self-paced format—designed to fit your schedule and learning style.
BENEFITS
- All 180 Hours Required by the State of Texas
Includes six 30-hour online interactive courses. - Online and On Your Schedule
Enroll anytime and complete coursework at your own pace in a convenient online learning environment. - Comprehensive Training, Career-Ready Skills
Learn the laws, forms, and practices you’ll need to confidently enter the Texas real estate industry.
COURSES
| TX 180 HR Pre-Licensing Course |
| TX 98 HR Post-Licensing Course |
| TX Real Estate Continuing Education – Broker and Sales Courses |
| TX Real Estate Continuing Education – Designated Broker Courses |
| TX 270 HR Designated Broker Pre-Licensing |
| Real Estate Exam Prep Course |
For more information about steps to get your Real Estate License, pricing, and frequently asked questions:
OVERVIEW
A mortgage loan officer, also known as a mortgage loan originator (MLO), is a licensed financial professional who helps individuals and businesses secure home loans to purchase or refinance real estate. MLOs guide clients through the mortgage application, approval, and closing processes, and often work for banks, credit unions, or mortgage lending companies.
To become a licensed MLO in Texas, you must complete required pre-licensing education, pass the SAFE MLO Test, and meet additional registration requirements through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS).
BENEFITS
- Meets SAFE Act and Texas Licensing Requirements
Our 23-hour online Pre-Licensure Education (PE) package fulfills both national and Texas requirements and prepares you for the SAFE MLO Test. - Online and Self-Paced Format
Access your coursework anytime, from anywhere. Study at your own pace with downloadable course handbooks and built-in practice tools. - Everything You Need in One Place
Learn the full mortgage process—from loan inquiries and application requirements to financial calculations and closing procedures. - Step-by-Step Guidance
Start by creating your NMLS account and getting your unique ID. Then, complete your education and prepare to take the SAFE MLO Test with confidence.
COURSES
| TX Mortgage Loan Originator Course |
| TX Mortgage Loan Originator Continuing Education |
For more information about Mortgage Loan Originator Training, pricing, and frequently asked questions:
OVERVIEW
A home inspector is a licensed professional who evaluates the condition of residential properties, providing objective assessments of a home’s structure, systems, and safety. Home inspections are most commonly conducted during the sale or purchase of a home to uncover issues that may affect property value, safety, or future repair needs.
If you’re ready to begin a flexible, purpose-driven career in home inspection, Tarleton State—through our partnership with The CE Shop—offers comprehensive training to help you get licensed in Texas.
BENEFITS
- Complete Training to Get Licensed in Texas
Our program includes the education and support you need to meet Texas requirements and begin working as a licensed home inspector.
- Flexible Schedule
As a home inspector, you can set your own hours and build a schedule that works for your lifestyle—making it ideal for career changers, side hustlers, and entrepreneurs.
- Affordable Startup Costs
Compared to many professions, the upfront investment to become a home inspector is low—and the earning potential is high.
- Expanded Career Options
In addition to standard home inspections, AHIT also offers training in valuable specialty services such as mold inspection, radon testing, and more—helping you grow your business and expand your services.
- Expert Instructors & Career Resources
Learn from experienced professionals and access tools, templates, and career guidance to support your success long after training ends.
How Much Can You Earn as a Home Inspector?
Home inspection is a flexible, rewarding career that puts you in control of your time and income. Whether you’re looking to launch a new full-time career or start a profitable side hustle, home inspection offers the freedom to work when and how you want. A full-time home inspector in Texas can make between $157,000 – $208,000 a year.
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To register or receive additional information about our American Home Inspection Training, call 817-973-5910 or email extended@tarleton.edu.
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