Oregon Timeshare Sales Agent Prelicense Course

Welcome! You’re here because you’re ready to jump into the specialized world of timeshare sales in Oregon. This 14-hour course is designed to get you exactly what you need to pass your state exam and start your new career with confidence.

Starting January 1, 2026, Oregon has streamlined the path for people who want to focus strictly on timeshares without having to get a full broker’s license. Here’s a quick roadmap of the 14 units we’re going to tackle together:

Phase 1: The Essentials (Units 1–4)

We’ll start by speaking the same language. Unit 1 and Unit 2 dive into the specific definitions you’ll need to know—like the difference between an "accommodation" and a "facility," and how Oregon law actually defines a timeshare. From there, Unit 3 gives you a solid foundation in real estate law, while Unit 4 explains how these resorts are managed behind the scenes through private controls and governance.

Phase 2: Your License (Units 5–8)

This is the "how-to" section of your career. We’ll cover what your license actually lets you do in Unit 5 and the step-by-step process to get it in Unit 6 (including that $300 application fee and background check). Unit 7 focuses on keeping your license active, and Unit 8 explains your relationship with your Managing Principal Broker, who will be your supervisor and mentor in the field.

Phase 3: Doing Business the Right Way (Units 9–14)

The final stretch is all about professional standards and protecting your clients.

• Unit 9 & 11: We’ll talk about Fair Housing laws and the "Agency" relationship. Essentially, we'll cover who you represent and the "affirmative duties" you owe to everyone involved.

• Unit 10 & 12: You’ll learn the "paperwork" side, including handling records correctly and staying far away from "false practices" or misleading sales tactics.

• Unit 13: We’ll dig into one of the most important consumer protections: the 5-day right of cancellation.

• Unit 14: Finally, we’ll wrap up with how the state enforces these rules to keep the industry honest.

Price and Enrollment Procedures

The cost of your course represents tuition and fees. Fees are detailed in the course enrollment terms of service. If a payment plan is needed, you would like to apply for a veteran discount, or if you plan to pay using an assistance program, please call our business office, toll free, at (866) 519-9597 and ask to speak with the School Director's Office.

To enroll online, just add the course to your shopping cart and follow the instructions. You can find a demo of our course and delivery method or request more information by clicking the appropriate buttons at: https://www.onlineed.com/info/RealEstate/Oregon/LicenseTraining/ . You can enroll in the course online or by telephone. To enroll by telephone, just call our business office at (503) 670-9278 or toll free at (866) 519-9597, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

To enroll online, just go to https://www.onlineed.com/info/RealEstate/Oregon/LicenseTraining/ , click on View & Buy Courses, select your course, and proceed to checkout. Enrollment online is available at any time and includes an automated tour of the course and delivery method. Once you are enrolled, you may begin your course immediately. The course is delivered wholly online, so there isn't any waiting for anything to be delivered.

Course Instructor and Applicant Support

Your instructor is available for you to contact either by telephone or email, during scheduled hours, whenever you think contact will be helpful to review or explain course content or quizzes. Your instructor will also automatically review course assessments to make sure you understand course concepts. Our course is delivered as adult education, so you can use your instructor as little or as much as you like.

Technical support questions should be directed to OnlineEd, LLC. and not the instructor. Students are not required to use this service. OnlineEd reserves the right refuse instructor support to students that abuse this service.

Deadlines

You can complete your course at your own pace, but must finish it within the 180 calendar day enrollment period. If you do not finish within the enrollment period, your course will expire and no longer be accessible to you.

Enrollment Extensions

If your course expires, you may extend it for one-time only. Extensions are for 30 days from the date of the end of the original enrollment period (not from the date the extension is requested) and must be accompanied by the applicable extension fee. If you withdraw from the course or request a refund, and then want to continue the course, you must enroll in the course again, at the current catalog price, and start over from the beginning.

Should you have a medical emergency, death in the family, or other extenuating circumstance that prevents you from completing your course during its enrollment period, you may petition the School Director for a one-time Extenuating Circumstance Extension Fee Waiver. Extenuating Circumstance Extension Fee Waivers are not automatic, are at the option of the School Director, and should be directed to the School Director's Office at: schooldirector@onlineed.com.

Equipment Required

With exception of instructor support offered by telephone and email, the course, its materials, and delivery system are entirely over the internet. To access and complete the course, you will need access to the internet and an internet-ready computer system, including a CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Our OnlineEd delivery method works with all modern web browsers and operating systems. 

How To Get An Oregon Real Estate Property Manager License

To be a property manager in Oregon you must obtain a property manager real estate license from the Oregon Real Estate Agency. This can be done by following these steps:

1. Enroll in the OnlineEd course;

2. Submit a license application and pay the licensing fee to the Oregon Real Estate Agency sometime before completion of your coursework;

3. Complete your OnlineEd Oregon timeshare pre-license training course and confirm with us that you have submitted your license application to the Oregon REA by providing the nine digit ID# given to by you by the Oregon Real Estate Agency once they receive your license application;

4. We will upload your licensing exam eligibility file and required personal information to PSI, the licensing exam proctor;

5. Schedule and pay for your licensing examination by contacting PSI through their web site;

6. Sit for and pass the licensing exam at the PSI location and time you select through the PSI web site;

7. At the PSI exam center, if you pass the licensing exam, complete and pay for the background authorization form and fingerprinting;

8. Pass your background check;

9. Ensure you work under the supervision of an Oregon principal real estate broker.

10. Activate and print your license!

The fingerprints collected at the PSI testing center are sent electronically to the Oregon Real Estate Agency, who then digitally transfers them to law enforcement for processing. If you pass the licensing exam AND background check, you will receive an email from the Oregon Real Estate Agency with a hyperlink to access your license.

Agency Information

Oregon Real Estate Agency (website)
503-378-4170
530 Center Street NE, Suite 100, Salem, OR 97301

The Oregon Real Estate Agency requires licensing candidates to be at least 18 years of age to obtain an Oregon real estate property manager license. Students must be 18 years old or older to enroll in this course.