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Which of the following statements about Illinois broker and managing broker CE renewal requirements is NOT accurate under current Illinois law?

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C) Illinois licensed attorneys receive no special CE renewal treatment and must satisfy the same continuing education requirements as all other brokers.

This statement is inaccurate. Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (225 ILCS 454), licensed attorneys in Illinois are exempt from the broker CE requirements. Attorneys who hold a real estate license are not required to complete the standard continuing education hours that apply to non-attorney licensees.

Answer Options
A
Managing broker CE hours vary based on the date the managing broker license was first issued, with earlier licensees generally owing 24 hours and more recently licensed managing brokers generally owing 12 hours.
B
A licensee who completes the approved 45-hour managing broker prelicense course satisfies the 12-hour broker management CE requirement for the initial managing broker license term.
C
Illinois licensed attorneys receive no special CE renewal treatment and must satisfy the same continuing education requirements as all other brokers.
D
The deadline for Illinois broker CE renewal for the 2026 cycle is April 30, 2026.

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