To qualify for a Georgia real estate license, you must:
Be at least 18 years old
Hold a high school diploma or GED
Complete the 75-hour Georgia pre-licensing course (or equivalent college coursework)
Pass the Georgia real estate license exam with a score of 75% or higher
Undergo a background check
Obtain sponsorship from a licensed Georgia broker

The total cost to earn your Georgia real estate license typically ranges from $640–$890. At Colibri Real Estate, our Georgia real estate pre-licensing courses start as low as $170, with pay as-you-go options available through Affirm.

Here’s a quick breakdown of common expenses:
– Pre-licensing Course: As low as $170
– Background Check: $51
– Exam Fee: $119
– License Application Fee: $170

On average, it takes four to six months to earn your Georgia real estate license, depending on how quickly you complete the 75-hour pre-licensing course, pass your background check, and take the licensing exam. Colibri’s flexible schedules allow you to move faster or slower based on your timeline.

First-time applicants for a real estate license in Georgia must complete 75 hours of mandatory coursework to qualify for the state licensing exam. 

Once you purchase your Colibri Georgia pre-licensing course, you’ll get immediate access to your student dashboard. From there, you can start learning, track your progress, and manage live class schedules if applicable. Your progress is automatically saved, and you can switch devices anytime without losing your place.

No. Whether you’re in Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, or anywhere across Georgia, the state requires the same 75-hour pre-licensing education. Our online programs are fully approved and designed to fit your schedule, no matter where you live.

Yes. Many agents in Georgia successfully start their careers part-time while maintaining another job. Expect to dedicate 15–25 hours per week to client outreach, showings, and paperwork, though seasonal activity may fluctuate. Colibri Real Estate’s self-paced Georgia pre-licensing courses are ideal for students pursuing real estate part-time.

Yes. Georgia grants real estate license reciprocity with every U.S. state except Florida, allowing out-of-state agents to apply without repeating full pre-licensing education.

Absolutely. Colibri offers fully online Georgia real estate pre-licensing courses, available as self-paced, livestream, or hybrid learning options. You can study on your schedule and access your course materials 24/7 from anywhere in Georgia.

Each class must be completed in the format it was started to receive credit.

Attendance for livestream Georgia pre-licensing classes is required to earn credit. If you miss a session, review your welcome letter on your student dashboard for options or make-up procedures specific to your instructor’s schedule.

Yes! Colibri frequently offers promo codes and limited-time discounts on Georgia online real estate license courses. Savings vary by season or promotion. To apply, enter your promo code during checkout, or check the top banner of this page for the latest Georgia real estate pre-licensing discounts. You can choose to pay all at once, or pay-over-time with Affirm financing.

Yes. Students enrolling in our Georgia real estate pre-licensing courses can take advantage of monthly payment plans through select financing partners. Options may include pay-over-time programs or employer reimbursement if you’re sponsored by a brokerage. Contact us for additional questions. 

If your Georgia pre-licensing course doesn’t meet expectations, you may be eligible for a refund within our stated satisfaction guarantee window. Refund eligibility depends on factors like course completion percentage and time elapsed since purchase. Contact [email protected] for specific details about your Georgia course.

If you don’t pass the Georgia real estate license exam within 30 days of completing our exclusive exam prep course, we’ll reimburse the cost of your pre-licensing package or exam prep purchase. Simply email [email protected] with your exam results and date within 30 days of the failed attempt.

*Specific state laws or regulations prohibit some students from qualifying. For example, Florida, Michigan, Tennessee, and New Jersey do not permit guarantees to passing the real estate licensing exam.