License renewal
Oregon real estate license renewal and CE
Renewals are handled by the Oregon Real Estate Agency. Summary checked against the official sources in October 2026.
Renewal cycle
Oregon licenses expire based on your birth month, so the first period is usually shorter than 2 years (at least 13 months). After that, each period is 24 months. You can renew in eLicense starting the first day of the month your license expires.
Continuing education
- Active renewal: 30 hours of CE, including a 2-hour Fair Housing course (required since January 1, 2026) and the 2- or 3-hour Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC). Active renewal fee is $300.
- Enter your course information in eLicense before or during renewal, and keep certificates for 3 years. Extra hours do not carry over.
First renewal
- First active renewal: the Fair Housing course, LARRC and the 26- or 27-hour Broker Advanced Practices (BAP) course.
Late or expired
- Inactive renewal needs no CE and costs $150, but you cannot do real estate work while inactive.
- If you miss the expiration date, you have one year to renew late (active late renewal is $300 plus a $150 late fee, and your principal broker transfers you back in). After one year the license lapses.
Official sources
- Oregon Real Estate Agency, Renew your real estate license
- Oregon Real Estate Agency, CE requirements for brokers
- Oregon Real Estate Agency, Broker licensing
- OAR 863-022-0010 (broker course requirements)
This page is general information, not legal advice. Rules change, so always confirm with the official source before you pay or file anything.
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