Florida real estate license online
This page is only about the online study format: which licensing tasks work online, which still require a physical appointment, what devices Casa supports, and how to pace the 63-hour course. Use the separate Florida requirements guide for the full licensing sequence.
Written by Casa Academy editorial team. Reviewed by Alessandro Danieli, Florida real estate instructor, on July 23, 2026.
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Format boundaries
| Criteria | Where it happens | Casa / official workflow |
|---|---|---|
| 63-hour course lessons | Online | Self-paced video, audio, written lessons, quizzes, and saved progress |
| Course final exam | Online inside the approved course | Complete after the required coursework |
| DBPR application | Online | File and monitor through MyFloridaLicense |
| Electronic fingerprints | In person | Use an FDLE-registered Livescan provider after applying |
| Pearson VUE state exam | In person | Schedule at an approved testing center after authorization |
| Broker affiliation | Usually online paperwork plus broker coordination | Required to activate after passing |
Practical pacing
| Criteria | Study target | Exam-prep workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 16 course hours | Complete chapter checks and save unfamiliar terms |
| Week 2 | 16 course hours | Review explanations and start short topic quizzes |
| Week 3 | 16 course hours | Use weak-topic tracking and mixed practice sets |
| Week 4 | 15 course hours plus final review | Run timed practice and revisit missed concepts |
This is a sample, not a required pace. A student averaging about 16 study hours per week can cover 63 hours in four weeks; adjust for work, family, and review time.
Online enrollment
Enroll in the self-paced English course, or choose the dedicated Spanish course path. Your progress follows you between supported devices.
Course lessons, quizzes, progress tracking, and most studying happen online. The DBPR application is also filed online through the state portal, while fingerprints and the state exam are completed in person with approved vendors and testing centers.
Casa works in current desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. Progress is saved so a student can move between devices. The learning flow combines video, optional audio study, written explanations, quizzes, and exam-prep questions.
Use short topic quizzes during the course, then move into mixed sets and timed practice near completion. Weak-topic tracking and AI explanations help target review instead of repeating every chapter.
There are no fixed class meeting times. The sample four-week plan provides structure, but students can use a faster or slower pace as long as they complete the required course work and satisfy the course rules.
Yes. Florida approves online pre-licensing courses that meet the 63-hour requirement.
No. The state exam is taken in person at an approved testing center.
Yes. There are no fixed class meeting times. You can move through the lessons at your own pace while completing the required 63 hours and course assessments.
It is 63 hours in total. Many students finish in a few weeks depending on how many hours they study each week.
Yes. Fingerprints are required and completed in person with an approved vendor.
Casa Academy tuition is $199 for the 63-hour course - just $3.16 per required hour. Use the direct enrollment button for English or choose the dedicated Spanish course.
Many students submit the application while completing the course so approvals are ready near exam time.
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If official requirements or exam scheduling guidance change, this page should change too. The current review date for this version is Oct 19, 2026.Si cambian los requisitos oficiales o las guías de programación del examen, esta página también debe actualizarse. La fecha de revisión actual de esta versión es 19 de octubre de 2026.Si les exigences officielles ou les consignes de planification de l’examen changent, cette page doit aussi être mise à jour. La date de révision actuelle de cette version est 19 octobre 2026.Se os requisitos oficiais ou as orientações de agendamento do exame mudarem, esta página também deve mudar. A data de revisão atual desta versão é 19 de outubro de 2026.如官方要求或考试安排指引有变，本页内容也应同步更新。当前版本的审核日期为 2026年10月19日。
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