New Hampshire Real Estate Professionals are required to complete 15 continuing education hours every 2 years including a 3-hour core course.
Inactive licensees are required to take the 3-hour core course.
How to get your Real Estate License in New Hampshire
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Learn what's required for your Real Estate License in New Hampshire
This real estate licensing information summarizes the minimum requirements established by the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission. We recommend you contact the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission for more detailed information or changes.
If you obtain real estate licenses in multiple states, we recommend you check each state's requirements.
New Hampshire Real Estate License: All
Total Hours Required:
15
Mandatory Hours:
3
Elective Hours:
12
Renewal Cycle in Years:
2
Education Cycle in Months:
24
Online Limitations
There are no limits to the number of hours allowed to be taken online.
Effective 1/8/15, the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission requires a timing mechanism in place to ensure that the appropriate amount of time is being spent in the course. Please note that your course will time out after several minutes of inactivity.
Effective 1/8/15, the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission requires a timing mechanism in place to ensure that the appropriate amount of time is being spent in the course. Please note that your course will time out after several minutes of inactivity.
Governing Agency
Name: New Hampshire Real Estate Commission
Phone: 6032712701
Fax: 6032711039
Website: http://webster.state.nh.us/nhrec/
Address: 121 South Fruit Street, Suite 201 Concord, NH
03301
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Note: This license renewal information is provided as a convenience only and is subject to change at any time. It's ultimately the responsibility of the licensee to be sure that he or she is meeting all requirements for each license and corresponding renewal period.