How often do I have to renew my OR real estate broker license?

When it’s time to renew your Oregon real estate broker license, use the state's online portal. License renewal is available during your birthday month. You will need to complete 30 hours of continuing education each 2-year renewal cycle. Renewing your broker license costs $300.

The fee to renew an active Oregon real estate broker license is $300.

Your Oregon broker license is good for two years. Licenses expire on the last day of the month your birthday is in. License renewal is available starting on the first day of your birthday month.

In your initial license period, you must take 30 hours of continuing education from a certified provider. At least 3 hours are a required Law and Rule course. The remaining 27 hours are in Broker Advanced Practices.

If you have an inactive real estate broker license, you don’t need continuing education. However, you must meet the 30-hour continuing education requirements before you can reactivate your license.

Active broker’s licenses must take a total of 30 hours of continuing education from an approved provider during the two-year renewal cycle. At least three of these hours must be a required Law and Rule course. After your initial renewal period, you have a list of topics to select from.

You renew an inactive Oregon real estate broker license by going to the eLicense portal. The renewal fee will be $150. You don’t need to meet the continuing education requirement.

Your license will be disassociated from your organization and moved to inactive, prohibiting you from transacting real estate and earning a commission. You can file online to have your license reinstated, but you’ll need to pay a $150 late fee on top of the $300 renewal fee.

You can request your real estate broker license be made active by submitting an application for reinstatement online. Make sure you meet the licensing requirements, such as fulfilling your continuing education within the last two years.