New Mexico Real Estate Continuing Education Courses
Need to complete your real estate continuing education in New Mexico? McKissock has you covered with high-quality real estate continuing education, industry expertise and convenience. Stay up to date with industry requirements and enhance your skills with flexible online learning. Get started today!
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New Mexico Real Estate Continuing Education Packages
Confidently renew your CE with our packages containing state-approved courses designed by the top real estate experts and featuring the most up-to-date and important real estate topics.
NEW! – Real Estate Professional Certification Programs
Learn a skill, earn a certification or designation, and distinguish yourself in a competitive market with one of our real estate professional development programs designed to help you advance in your career. Some programs count towards CE credit in specific states. New programs will be released throughout the year!
Individual New Mexico Real Estate Continuing Education Classes
Explore the full library of our real estate continuing education courses, covering a wide variety of topics.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
New Mexico real estate brokers must complete 36 hours of continuing education (CE) every three years to renew an active license, as required by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission (NMREC).
Of the 36 CE hours, at least 30 must be in approved education courses, and 6 hours must be in the NMREC Core Course, which covers essential legal and regulatory updates. Additional coursework must be completed through Commission-approved providers.
Yes, online CE courses are accepted in New Mexico, provided they are offered by NMREC-approved education providers. Online options are a convenient and recognized method to satisfy CE requirements.
The NMREC Core Course includes subjects such as license law updates, broker duties, trust account management, risk reduction, and ethics. It is a required part of each three-year renewal cycle and ensures licensees stay informed on state-specific practices.
CE must be completed before the license expiration date, which occurs every three years on the last day of the licensee’s birth month. All CE hours must be reported prior to renewal to maintain an active license.