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PRC Licensure Exam Requirements

on Jan 29 2012 | Filed under: General, Real Estate Review

Here are the requirements for the PRC Licensure Exam (real estate brokers). This is based on Section 14 of the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646)…

People who are interested in preparing for the Real Estate Brokers’ Licensure Examinations will need to qualify first, by complying with the following requirements:

SEC. 14. Qualification of Applicants for Examinations. In order to be admitted to the licensure examination for real estate service, a candidate at the time of filing his/her application, shall establish to the satisfaction of the Board that he/she possesses the following qualifications:

(a) A citizen of the Philippines;

(b) A holder of a relevant bachelor’s degree from a state university or college, or other educational institution duly recognized by the CHED: Provided, That he/she has completed at least one hundred twenty (120) credit units of real estate subjects and training from accredited service providers, as may be determined by the Board; Provided, further, That as soon as a course leading to a Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate Service is implemented by the CHED, the Board shall make this course a requirement for taking the licensure examination.

(c) Is of good moral character, and must not have been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude.

(d) An applicant for the licensure examination for real estate consultants must show proof that he/she has at least ten (10) years experience as a licensed real estate broker, or an assessor, or as a bank, or institutional appraiser or an employed person performing real property valuation, or at least five (5) years experience as a licensed real estate appraiser.

All applications for examination shall be filed with the Board which shall assess and approve said applications and issue to the qualified examinees the corresponding permits or notices of admission to take such examination upon submission of the following documents.

  1. Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate or Certificate of Live Birth (NSO) and / or valid Philippine passport, or any other proof of citizenship,
  2. Original and photocopy of transcript of records (TOR) and / or diploma with scanned picture,
  3. NOTE: This is not included in the original RESA Law, but we heard that an additional requirement is that your TOR should be stamped with “For Board Examination Purpose Only”
  4. Original and photocopy of notarized certification by employer of his/her years of experience or pre-requisite. Certificate of Registration (COR) and / or Professional Identification Card (PIC) or DTI license (for real estate consultants),
  5. Original and photocopy of NBI clearance,
  6. Original and photocopy of duly notarized accredited seminar and / or training certificate,
  7. Community tax certificate,
  8. Four (4) colored passport size pictures with white background and complete nametag and other documents in accordance with the requirements of this provision.

TIP: When you avail of the Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review (CRESAR) sessions offered by accredited real estate review service providers, please check with them if they can help you file your application for the PRC exam.

In some cases, they will assist you for a nominal fee. This will help save you TIME.

At the moment, we are waiting for accredited review service providers to announce the pricing, venue location, and when they will hold their upcoming CRESARs. As soon as we get that info, we will post it online.

We are also waiting for clarifications from the PRC regarding the “at least one hundred twenty (120) credit units of real estate subjects and training from accredited service providers”, because it is not clear if they mean 120 hours.

Prior to the passage of the RESA Law, the DTI required 24 credit units, or 24 hours of CRESAR sessions. Before July 2009, those 24 CRESAR hours cost anywhere from P3,500 to P4,500.

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124 Responses to “PRC Licensure Exam Requirements”

  1. on 10 Apr 2011 at 10:57 pm 1aloha

    I want to ask if the CREASAT 120 hour is accepted by the PRC in the registration without exam. thanks

    [From the Admin] Hi! Please get in touch with the CREASAT review service provider and ask them if they are willing to issue you a Certificate of Completion stating that you earned the 120 units for the “purpose of registering with the PRC without need for an examination.”

    Thanks!

  2. on 25 Mar 2011 at 3:51 pm 2Mary Mae R. Nadera

    I would like to know if I am qualified in a real state sales man license only. I’m a high school graduate only and have three years’ experience as sales agent.

    [From the Admin] Hello! Were you registered with the HLURB as of July 2009? Thanks!
  3. on 28 Feb 2011 at 9:50 pm 3david sibayan

    dds

    this is just a follow up question on pgm querries, regarding our friend who wants to take a full review for the real estate consultant, he is a graduate of a 2 year course and also has diploma and transcript, if he comply with the 120 credit units from 4 years study during college, with such credit units, will he be allowed to take the RE consultant exam, or the 120 units will be purely Real Estate Seminars and not units from college. thanks

    [From the Admin] We haven’t seen any document from the PRC which clearly describes what those “120 units in real estate subjects” are.

    Please note that the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646) does not require “120 credit units from 4 years study during college.”

    The requirement is “120 units in real estate subjects.”

    Some people say it means 120 hours of a Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review (CRESAR).

    Others say it’s 60 hours of CRESAR, plus 60 hours of OJT.

    So far, we’ve heard of people (from both groups of 120 hrs and 60/60) who were able to successfully apply for an Examination Permit at the PRC.

    Thanks!

  4. on 23 Feb 2011 at 5:41 pm 4Felipe

    Hi

    I’m 22, graduate of BSBA major in Management and I am working in a real estate company for one year. I inspired working in this industry. Do you think I’m qualified to take the Broker Licensure Exam?

    If I want to enroll to take 120 units for March 27 exam… Where is the nearest review center in San Pedro, Laguna? or in Mandaluyong?

    Thank you!

    [From the Admin] Hello! The deadline for exam permit application is on March 7, 2011. We don’t know how you can earn 120 units in real estate subjects before March 7, but here’s some info about CRESARs in Mandaluyong:

    http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/tag/mandaluyong/

    Thanks!

  5. on 19 Feb 2011 at 3:01 pm 5judith

    Hi,

    may I know the complete requirements for the application of Brokers License?is there any dead line in filing for the application of it?

    thanks

    [From the Admin] Hi! The deadline is March 7, 2011 (for the March 27, 2011 Real Estate Brokers’ Exam).

    For the other requirements, please see

    http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/prc-program-of-the-real-estate-brokers-licensure-examination-march-2011/

    Thanks!

  6. on 19 Feb 2011 at 2:12 pm 6pgm

    I have a frend from the province who wants to know if he can take the licensure exam for the Real estate consultant if he only finished 2 years course although he studied for 4 years but did not finish a 4 year course because he was undecided what course to take. Is it a requirement that you are a graduate of a four year course, he just want to know before enrolling on a full review for a licensure real estate consultant. He is a license broker for almost 16 years.

    I hope you could give me an immediate reply so I can relay to him asap, because the review will start this end of february and he really wants to take the real estate consultant exam.
    Thank you very much and God bless you all.

    [From the Admin] Hi! Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), those who wish to take the real estate brokers exam will have to show their college diploma and/or transcript of records.

    This is part of the provisions of Section 14: “(b) A holder of a relevant bachelor’s degree from a state university or college, or other educational institution duly recognized by the CHED: Provided, That he/she has completed at least one hundred twenty (120) credit units of real estate subjects and training from accredited service providers, as may be determined by the Board;…”

    It looks like a minimum of a 4-year college course, because most diplomas are given to graduates of at least a 4-year college course.

    Thanks!

  7. on 15 Feb 2011 at 1:30 pm 7gemma

    hi…
    thanks for the information about real state broker… im very interested about real state broker license. I would like to know if im qualified to take real state broker exam… im bachelor of science in commerce major in management and i presently working at university as records clerk.. can i qualify to take real state broker exam…

    [From the Admin] Yes, you may qualify given your college degree. You will, however, also need to show proof that you have earned 120 units in real estate subjects.

    Some people are earning this by attending a 120-hour Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review or CRESAR.

    Thanks!

  8. on 14 Feb 2011 at 4:22 pm 8felix

    hi,

    just wanna clarify about the “and/or” with the tor and diploma with scan pic. thus this mean, we can submit diploma only or tor only. either of one we can submit only? how about the scan pic for diploma? my diploma has no pic when its given during the graduation?

    please enlighten me?

    [From the Admin] It would be better to present both your Diploma and your TOR. We are still awaiting clarification regarding the scanned pic, because most diplomas do not have any attached pictures. Thanks!
  9. on 14 Feb 2011 at 12:17 pm 9gina

    I lost my TOR but I still have a xerox copy, can I just pass the xeroxed copy w/ my scanned diploma w/ picture on it?

    Do I need to have my scanned diploma signed from the school where I graduated?

    [From the Admin] You may need to get a Certified True Copy of your TOR (with dry seal) from your university.
  10. on 12 Feb 2011 at 12:36 am 10Eugene Gonzales

    I’m already 7 years in real estate industry, I’m already a full pledge manager. Honestly I only took up 2 years in college. I just want to know if I still need to enroll and finished my bachelors degree and enroll for a real estate seminar for me to be qualified to take the licensure exam?

    [From the Admin] Hello! Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), you need to complete a college degree, plus show certification that you have earned 120 units in real estate subjects before you may apply for the PRC’s real estate brokers’ licensure examinations. Thanks!
  11. on 11 Feb 2011 at 11:47 pm 11sette

    thanks! may i ask further if after the 27 march exam date, will there be another schedule for those who have completed the 120units?

    [From the Admin] We don’t know yet when the PRC will schedule the next Real Estate Brokers exam after March 27, 2011.

    As soon as we get the info, we’ll post it online right away.

    Thanks!

  12. on 11 Feb 2011 at 7:17 pm 12allen 2467

    Hello again! I’m currently employed and holding a permanent position in the Office of the City Assessor as an appraisser. My question is, if I can complete the 120 hrs. of real estate seminar, & the required CPE, can I register without examination? Thanks again & more power.

    [From the Admin] Here are subsections (b) and (c) of Section 20 of the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646):

    (b) Assessors and appraisers who, on the date of the effectivity of R.A. No. 9646 or as of 30 July 2009, hold permanent appointments and are performing actual appraisal and assessment functions for the last five (5) years, have passed the Real Property Assessing Officer (RPAO) examination conducted and administered by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) in coordination with the Department of Finance (DOF), and have undertaken relevant CPE to the satisfaction of the Board; and

    (c) Assessors and appraisers who, on the date of the effectivity of R.A. No. 9646 or as of 30 July 2009, hold permanent appointments and have at least ten (10) years actual experience in real property appraisal or assessment and have completed at least one hundred twenty (120) hours of accredited training on real property appraisal conducted by national or international appraisal organizations or institutions/entities duly certified by the Department of Finance (DOF) or other pertinent national government agencies or Government Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) as the case may be, recognized by the Board and relevant CPE to the satisfaction of the Board.

    Those falling under categories (b) and (c) shall register with the Board after they shall have complied with the requirements for registration as real estate appraisers, and have completed twenty four (24) CPE credit units. Provided, That those seeking to be licensed to a new credential level shall be required to take the pertinent Board licensure examination for real estate practitioners.

    Thanks!

  13. on 10 Feb 2011 at 11:54 am 13sette

    hi, for requirement #3, are the items enumerated only required for real estate consultants? meaning, it is not required for those who will be taking the exam for brokers?
    “Original and photocopy of notarized certification by employer of his/her years of experience or pre-requisite. Certificate of Registration (COR) and / or Professional Identification Card (PIC) or DTI license (for real estate consultants)”

    also, when is the deadline for filing the requirements?

    thank you very much 🙂

    [From the Admin] The requirement applies to “all applications for examination.” The deadline is March 7, 2011. Good luck with the real estate brokers’ exam! 🙂
  14. on 08 Feb 2011 at 7:57 pm 14allen

    HI! I’m currently employed at assessor’s Ofice as an appraisser. if i can complete the 120 hrs. of real estate seminar, & the required CPE, can I register without examination?

    [From the Admin] Hello! Are you holding a permanent position? Thanks!
  15. on 08 Feb 2011 at 12:23 am 15Anoi Malinao

    Hi, I’m presently engaged in Government service for 6 years already as Taxmapper in one of the City Assessor’s Office.. I’m quite interested in taking the next Real Estate Appraisser’s examination since i can’t avail of the registration without examination due to lack of experience..i’m a computer engineer, i also have Master’s degree and Doctorate Units in Public Administration…Thanks

    [From the Admin] Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), you will need to secure a Certification that you have completed 120 units in real estate subjects. Thanks!
  16. on 28 Jan 2011 at 12:20 am 16MCR

    Thank you so much for your very informative response. Your website as well as your responses to our queries are all very helpful.

    Keep it up!

    [From the Admin] Thank you for brightening our day with your kind words! 🙂
  17. on 21 Jan 2011 at 2:26 pm 17MCR

    Hi.

    I just wanted to know whether those involved in the memorial park industry are required to take the Brokers’ Licensure Exam too.

    Thanks!

    [From the Admin] It appears that even those in the memorial park industry are part of the real estate industry.

    Let’s look at Section 28 of the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646):

    SECTION 28. Exemptions from the Acts Constituting the Practice of Real Estate Service. The provisions of R.A. No. 9646 and this IRR shall not apply to the following:

    1. Any person, natural or juridical, who shall directly perform by himself/herself the acts mentioned in Section 3 hereof with reference to his/her or its own property, except real estate developers with respect to their external brokers or agents;

    2. Any receiver, trustee or assignee in bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings;

    3. Any person acting pursuant to the order of any court of justice;

    4. Any person who is a duly constituted attorney-in-fact for purposes of sale, mortgage, lease or exchange, or other similar contracts of real estate, without requiring any form of compensation or remuneration; and

    5. Public Officers in the performance of their official duties and functions, except government assessors and appraisers.

    Now lets look at Section 3, subsection (d) of the RESA Law IRR:

    d. “Real estate development project” means the development of land for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, institutional or recreational purposes, or any combination of such including, but not limited to, tourist resorts, reclamation projects, building or housing projects, whether for individual or condominium ownership, memorial parks and others of similar nature.

    Based on the above exemptions, and since memorial park lot sellers are selling real estate, then yes, memorial park agents should be under a licensed real estate broker.

    Thank you for your interesting question! 🙂

  18. on 12 Jan 2011 at 11:41 pm 18mariell

    Hi. I’m a Bachelor of Science in Commerce graduate. Since it is a 4 year business course, Do you think I am qualified to take the The Real Estate Brokers’ Licensure Examination? Can you please post the schedule for the CRESAR SESSION? How much is the fee?

    [From the Admin] If you’re a Filipino citizen, then yes you are qualified. For a list of CRESAR schedules, please see:

    http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/tag/cresar/

    Thanks!

  19. on 11 Jan 2011 at 7:47 am 19ronnie

    hi.. im interested regarding the accreditation or licensure exam which is best for me. I’m a undergrad of BS Accountancy, working now for 3years as a Senior Real Estate Consultant, How to be accredited by PRC? Can you send or tell me what to do? Thanks a lot.

    [From the Admin] Hi! Please attend a Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review (CRESAR), and take the Real Estate Brokers Exam.

    For other info, please see:

    http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/prc-licensure-exam-requirements/

    Thanks!

  20. on 10 Jan 2011 at 8:04 am 20Anna

    Hi! I am very much interested in taking the real estate brokers exam but I was not able to finish my college degree due to financial difficulties. Though I stayed 4 years in college but still my course is not related to real estate, will there be any chance for me to still take the brokers exam? Thank you!

    [From the Admin] Hello! Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), you need to be a college graduate. Perhaps you can aim first for PRC-accreditation as a real estate salesperson? Thanks!
  21. on 06 Jan 2011 at 11:11 am 21Lori

    Hello. I’m graduate of a four-year course, a Division Manager of a real estate group, has 5-year experience as real estate agent. I just want to clarify if it is still a requirement to take 120credits? Or can I just do my self-review or online review? The industry takes most of my time and online review is easier for me. Am I still qualified to take the Real Estate Broker Exam without getting cetificate of completion from review schools? Thanks

    [From the Admin] Hi! Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), you will need 120 units of real estate subjects before you may take the Real Estate Brokers’ Licensure Exams of the PRC.

    Since there is no BS Real Estate Service or BS Real Estate Management course yet, some people have interpreted the “120 units” requirement as 120 hours of a Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review (CRESAR).

    Based on this, as well as the lack of clarificatory guidelines from the PRC (we couldn’t find any CRESAR guidelines in the prc.gov.ph), we would recommend you get a Certificate of Completion from a reputable CRESAR Review Service Provider.

    Thanks!

  22. on 03 Jan 2011 at 10:54 am 22Rhea Dela Cruz

    Hi I’m interested to take the real estate brokers’ exam this march 2011. Can you please tell me if PAREB Pasig Realtors® Board is one of PRC Accredited Review Centers? Thanks so much!

    [From the Admin] We haven’t seen any list of PRC-accredited CRESAR review service providers. We heard that PAREB Pasig allegedly has some kind of letter from the PRC, and we’ll let you know as soon as we receive a copy of such an endorsement letter. Thanks!
  23. on 19 Dec 2010 at 9:52 pm 23Goloo

    Yes, I need
    to be a licensed broker but Im not a degree holder…what’s the difference between accredited by prc as a real estate salesperson and a license broker?

    [From the Admin] Here are the definitions based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646):

    (4) Real estate broker – a duly registered and licensed natural person who, for a professional fee, commission or other valuable consideration, acts as an agent of a party in a real estate transaction to offer, advertise, solicit, list, promote, mediate, negotiate or effect the meeting of the minds on the sale, purchase, exchange, mortgage, lease or joint venture, or other similar transactions on real estate or any interest therein.

    (5) Real estate salesperson – a duly accredited natural person who performs service for, and in behalf of, a real estate broker who is registered and licensed by the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service for or in expectation of a share in the commission, professional fee, compensation or other valuable consideration.

    Thanks!

  24. on 18 Dec 2010 at 10:40 pm 24goloo

    how to become accredited of PRC?do i need to take the exam?

    [From the Admin] It’s the real estate salespersons who need to be accredited with the PRC. There’s no exam, but you need 120 hours of real estate brokerage training.

    On the other hand, aspiring real estate brokers need to be licensed by the PRC. There’s an exam, and one of the prerequisites is 120 units in real estate subjects.

    The question is: Do you want to be a PRC-accredited real estate salesperson? Or do you want to be a licensed real estate broker?

    Thanks!

  25. on 18 Dec 2010 at 12:58 pm 25Goloo

    Can u suggest any other options for me to be qualified to take the licensure exam?if that’s the case can I be accredited to PRC and pursue my career with my company?

    [From the Admin] Do you want to be a PRC-accredited real estate salesperson? You don’t have to be a college graduate.

    Or do you want to become a real estate broker who is licensed by the PRC? You need to be a college graduate.

    Thanks!

  26. on 17 Dec 2010 at 8:53 pm 26goloo

    for example i’m connected with one of the reputable real estate company for the past five(5) years as a SALES MANAGER and handles 8 sales agent and as part of the RESA LAW we need to become a license broker accredited by PRC. the main concern is that i only took 2nd year college level with more that 72 units and you mentioned that we need to submit diploma or needs degree holder.how was that?does it mean that can’t take the licensure exam on March 2011? and whats the difference of REAL ESTATE LICENSE BROKER and REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS?same exam?thanks!

    [From the Admin] You’re right… people who wish to take the real estate brokers’ licensure exam have to be college graduates (based on the provisions of the RESA Law IRR – RA 9646).

    A real estate consultant’s exam is most likely different from the REB exam, because you need several years’ experience as a real estate appraiser before you may take the real estate consultant’s exam.

  27. on 08 Dec 2010 at 10:39 am 27Rea

    about the Transcript Of Record requirement, I graduated in the US.. what are the requirements i have to do so that i will be able to pass it? How can I get my TOR evaluated??

    [From the Admin] Hi! We suggest that you get in touch with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) on their accreditation rules regarding graduates of schools outside the Philippines. Thanks!
  28. on 03 Dec 2010 at 2:15 pm 28liberty

    please post accredited reviewing centers for real estate appraiser as soon as u got listings from the PRC.Thanks a lot. God Bless.

    [From the Admin] Yes, we will publish the info online as soon as we get the PRC list. Thanks!
  29. on 30 Nov 2010 at 12:59 am 29carlo

    isnt true that only business related course are allowed to take the brokers exam on march 27, 2011?

    what about the agent that have not completed or at least have a 2 year college are they qualified to apply as salesperson as the new resa says?

    [From the Admin] The RESA Law IRR (RA 9646) uses the word “relevant” when describing college courses. It did not state that your course should be a business-related course.

    For real estate salespersons with zero working experience (e.g., does not have at least 3 years real estate work experience as of July 2009), they need to have completed at least 2 years of college if they wish to be accredited by the PRC.

  30. on 29 Nov 2010 at 7:08 am 30ERMELINDA DEE ONG

    HI! I want to know the requirements before you are qualified to take the Real Estate Broker Exam.

    [From the Admin] Hello! Please see the following:

    http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/prc-licensure-exam-requirements/

    Thanks!

  31. on 25 Nov 2010 at 3:52 am 31David Adamz

    hi i would like to take an examination for a broker do i have to take a review class first is this a pre-requisite for the exam. and my degree is not related to broker exam i’m a BSNursing graduate can i still be qualified to take the exam?

    [From the Admin] Since there is no college course yet on Real Estate Management or Real Estate Service, your college degree is acceptable.

    Thanks!

  32. on 22 Nov 2010 at 7:16 pm 32Bella

    Hi Sir, I was wondering if you could clarify this requirement:

    # Original and photocopy of notarized certification by employer of his/her years of experience or pre-requisite Certificate of Registration (COR) and / or Professional Identification Card (PIC) or DTI license (for real estate consultants).

    Since I have no work experience yet nor am I affiliated with any company, does that mean I will not be qualified to take the Broker’s Exam?

    [From the Admin] We interpret the above as a requirement for those who wish to take the exam for Real Estate Consultants.

    We are waiting for the PRC to clarify what they mean by the above requirement.

    In the meantime, please join a real estate company. You’ll gain more experience, plus increase your network of people.

    Thanks!

  33. on 12 Nov 2010 at 9:52 am 33Ian N.

    Hi… I have read from PRC website that the Exam for Real Estate Broker is on March 27, 2011…

    Are there listings of Accredited Review Centers?

    And has PRC cleared already if its 120 hours?

    Thanks…

    [From the Admin] Thanks for the info regarding the real estate brokers’ licensure exam date. We haven’t seen any listing yet, though, of accredited review service providers. Neither have we seen any clarification of the PRC regarding the composition of the 120 hours.

    Judging from the posture of the CRESARs offered by PAREB Cebu and PAREB Mariking Valley, it looks like the entire 120 hours requirement will be covered by the 120-hour CRESAR.

  34. on 03 Nov 2010 at 3:06 pm 34Jevelyn Antonio

    is this online review you’re offering different from CRESAR? thanks!

    [From the Admin] The CRESAR is a regular, face-to-face seminar done offline, not online. The CRESAR, conducted by accredited review service providers, also earns you a Certificate of Completion, which you can use when applying for an Exam Permit (real estate brokers’ licensure exam).

    The multimedia online review, on the other hand, is not accredited (that’s why there’s no Certificate of Completion). It covers the highlighted topics listed in the Scope of the Real Estate Brokers’ Exam.

  35. on 02 Nov 2010 at 8:54 pm 35Miriam Reodica

    I am interested to take the real estate brokers licensure exam. You mentioned that one doesn’t need to be an agent to take the broker’s licensure exam. as long as one qualifies for a,b, and c. Can you please give a list of accredited service provider to earn the required 120 credit units for real estate subjects and its venue (somewhere in laguna or muntinlupa) and its corresponding fee. Thank you.

    [From the Admin] Hello! We will publish that info as soon as the various CRESAR service providers release their schedules and pricing. Thanks!
  36. on 01 Nov 2010 at 3:02 pm 36mary

    Hi! One of the requirements indicated is: must show proof that he/she has at least ten (10) years experience as a licensed real estate broker, or an assessor, or as a bank, or institutional appraiser or an employed person performing real property valuation, or at least five (5) years experience as a licensed real estate appraiser.

    I would like to know if I am qualified to take the exam. I’m a graduate of Business Management, however, i do not have years of experience as a real estate broker or appraiser.

    Are there any updates as to when the exam will be held? Any changes concerning the required 120 units of real estate subjects?

    Thank you very much.

    [From the Admin] Just to clarify, the requirement you mentioned applies to people who want to become licensed real estate CONSULTANTS.

    If you would like to become a licensed real estate BROKER, please refer to requirements (a), (b), and (c).

    We haven’t seen yet any formal announcement from the PRC regarding the upcoming real estate brokers’ licensure exams. And so far, there have been no announced changes in the required 120 real estate training units.

  37. on 26 Oct 2010 at 5:32 pm 37up99stud

    hi. do we need to become a real estate sales agent first before we could apply to take the real estate brokers exam? thank you.

    [From the Admin] No, you do not need to become a real estate sales agent first. But that will help you gain more hands-on experience, and see the world from the perspective of real estate salespeople who may one day be under the supervision of a real estate broker. Thanks!
  38. on 23 Oct 2010 at 9:01 pm 38jennifer tang

    Good day!

    IS the 120 units clear ? how will they divide these?
    several versions of opinion have been coming up from various sources…

    Version 1:
    60 hrs lecture
    60 hrs actual training

    Version 2:
    60 hours review lecture
    60 hours CPE
    No actual training required

    Thanks….

    [From the Admin] We are waiting for the PRC to release clarificatory guidelines regarding this issue. Thanks!
  39. on 22 Oct 2010 at 2:42 pm 39johnrey

    what is the schedule of real estate appraiser board exam?what are the accredited review center/

    [From the Admin] We are awaiting the official announcement of the PRC regarding the upcoming real estate appraisers licensure examinations. Perhaps that’s why we also haven’t seen any announcements from accredited review centers for real estate appraisers.
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  41. on 08 Oct 2010 at 12:28 pm 41Jayson A. Magbojos

    Thanks….

    Kindly please send me the final schedule of the exam as soon as PRC released it. I would like to know also the schedule and the venue of the review.

    [From the Admin] We’re awaiting the official announcement from the PRC. Thanks!

  42. on 02 Oct 2010 at 3:39 pm 42Jayson A. Magbojos

    I’m interested to take the board exam. I would like to know if im qualified to take considering that i dont have one hundred twenty (120) credit units of real estate subjects and training from accredited service providers.

    [From the Admin] Based on the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646), if you would like to take the real estate brokers licensure examinations, you will need to earn 120 units.

    An accredited review service provider said that CPE credit units can be credited towards that 120 unit requirement. But we are awaiting clarification from the PRC regarding how many of the 120 units may be earned via CPEs, and how many should be earned via a Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review or CRESAR.

  43. on 02 Oct 2010 at 8:40 am 43Jayson A. Magbojos

    Where is the accredited review center here in cebu? When is the board exam?

    [From the Admin] Some say that the real estate brokers licensure exams will be held on Feb 5, 2011. But we haven’t seen any official announcement from the PRC.

    Accredited review service providers have not yet released their pricing, schedule, or venue of upcoming Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review (CRESAR) sessions.

  44. on 01 Oct 2010 at 1:31 pm 44lena

    Do you have update regarding the accredited Real Estate review service providers in Baguio City ?

    [From the Admin] We don’t have any word yet, but as soon as we do, we will post the info online. Thanks!

  45. on 18 Sep 2010 at 9:01 am 45Vijay De Guzman

    I was trying to look for Real Estate Brokers’ Licensure Examinations on the PRC Website. I cannot find it among its listing. Can you please give us a link reference coming from the PRC Website? Thank you.

    [From the Admin] We haven’t seen any official announcement yet from the PRC, but as soon as we find that information online in their website, we will link to it. Thanks!

  46. on 17 Sep 2010 at 5:50 pm 46RESA Law IRR, PRC, and Education Graduates - Real Estate Seminar and Review

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  47. on 15 Sep 2010 at 9:09 am 47jerome

    during a briefing about RESA Law last saturday sept 11, the sked of PRC exam will be Feb 5&6 in Manila.

    [From the Admin] Yes, we heard that the Feb 5, 2011 exam will be for Real Estate Brokers, while the Feb 6, 2011 will be for Real Estate Appraisers. Please take note, though, that we haven’t seen the official announcement from the PRC or the PRBRES.

  48. on 09 Sep 2010 at 3:19 pm 48shieryl

    Hi! if the RESA law has increased the requirement to 120 units, how it is divided on the scope of the exam for brokers? How much is the fee for that 120 units? Do I need to attend a CPE seminar in order to attend a CRESAR? I’ve asked an organizer here in our province re real estate broker’s exam and instructed me to attend first on a 2-day CPE seminar this Sept. 23 & 24. Pls. enlighten me on this matter. thanks

    [From the Admin] The CPE is needed by people who have already passed the real estate licensure exam, have already gotten their REB license, and are planning to renew their license or get registered with the PRC without having to take another real estate brokers’ licensure examination.

    So, no… You do not need to attend a CPE in order to attend a CRESAR.

    We are still waiting for clarificatory guidelines from the PRC/PRB-RES regarding the “120 credit units” mentioned in the RESA Law IRR (RA 9646). As soon as we get more info, we will post it online. Thanks!

  49. on 06 Sep 2010 at 6:27 am 49Johnny Z, Agaya

    Is there any accredited review centers in Bacolod City? When is the start of registration at PRC regarding Real estate exam?

    [From the Admin] As soon as we receive announcements regarding real estate review centers in Bacolod, we will post it online. We’re also waiting for updates from the PRC regarding the exam.

  50. on 04 Sep 2010 at 5:08 pm 50cindy

    when is the next real estate broker exam this 2010? and who do I contact reg attending seminar to earn 24 credit units or 24 hours of CRESAR session?

    [From the Admin] The RESA Law IRR (RA 9646) has increased the requirement to 120 credit units. We’re still waiting for announcements from accredited review service providers. They’re probably awaiting clarificatory guidelines from the PRC.

    Some people are saying that the next real estate brokers’ exam will be held on Feb 5, 2011 but we haven’t seen any official announcement from the PRC-PRBRES.

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