Virginia requires 180 hours of broker pre-license education. BP School of Real Estate's broker class is in development — designed for agents who are ready to step into ownership, leadership, and the next level of their career.
Virginia requires 180 hours of broker pre-license education before you can sit for the broker's exam. This isn't just more pre-license hours — it's a fundamentally different course designed for agents who are ready to lead, manage, and own.
The broker curriculum covers advanced contract law, brokerage operations, supervision of agents, trust account management, risk management, and the financial fundamentals of running a real estate business.
This course is currently in development at BP School of Real Estate. Join the waitlist to be among the first to know when enrollment opens — and to access any early enrollment pricing when it does.
Join the WaitlistComplex transaction structures, addenda, and legal risk management for supervising brokers.
Setting up and running a brokerage — policies, trust accounts, record keeping, DPOR compliance.
Your legal and ethical duties as a supervising broker — and what happens when you get it wrong.
Budgets, commission structures, growth planning, and profitability for brokerage owners.
Join the waitlist and be first to know when dates and pricing are confirmed for the BP School broker class.