Everything you might want to ask.

No. A real estate license is not required to enroll or to complete the program.

No. Many students come from administrative, customer service, or unrelated professional backgrounds.

A TC provides administrative support during real estate transactions — file organization, deadline tracking, document follow-up, and professional communication with parties in the transaction.

Yes. The program is delivered through live Zoom sessions, guided demonstrations, assignments, and instructor feedback.

40 hours over 5 weeks: 20 hours live instruction, plus demonstrations, assignments, mock transaction work, and a final assessment.

Yes. Cohorts are offered in English and Spanish. The cohort language is shown before enrollment.

No. Students receive a private Certificate of Completion issued by House of Transactions Academy. It is not a real estate license, government credential, or state-issued certification.

No. The program teaches operational skills. Employment, clients, income, and business outcomes are not guaranteed.

Remote work depends on the employer, brokerage, or client. Many TC roles are remote-friendly, but it is not guaranteed.

A laptop or desktop computer, reliable internet, Zoom, and the ability to use Google Drive.

Recording availability may vary by cohort. Students should plan to attend live.

No. Materials are licensed to the enrolled student and may not be shared, resold, or redistributed.

Access is granted after your application is approved, enrollment terms are accepted, the required payment is received, and an administrator activates your account.

There is a 3-calendar-day grace period. Access to future sessions may be paused when a payment is materially overdue. Contact the team to arrange an adjustment.

Pay in Full ($2,100), Standard Plan ($1,100 × 2), or Extended Plan ($500 · $600 · $550 · $550). All processed through Stripe.

The $500 enrollment deposit becomes nonrefundable once enrollment preparation begins.

Submit the multi-step application. Our team reviews and follows up with next steps. If approved, you receive an enrollment invitation with your assigned cohort and payment plan.

Applications are typically reviewed within a few business days. You will receive an email at the address you provided.

Live attendance is expected. Missing sessions may affect certificate eligibility. Contact your instructor in advance if you must miss a class.

Contract review exercises, file-opening exercises, deadline tracker exercises, professional email writing, and a fictional transaction developed across the program.

Tuition paid in full, required attendance satisfied, required assignments completed, mock transaction completed, final practical assessment passed, no outstanding revisions, and administrator approval.

Certificates issued by the Academy include a unique certificate number and verification code that can be checked on our public verification page.

Live instructor sessions, feedback on assignments, a student support channel, and 30 days of post-program support after completion.

No. Training is focused on administrative transaction coordination. It does not authorize students to provide legal advice or perform licensed real estate activities.

Common real estate terminology is taught in English even in Spanish cohorts, because that is the language used in the transaction documents.