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Rhode Island continuing education requirements are:
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B) 24 hours every 2 years
RI requires 24 hours every 2 years.
Answer Options
A
12 hours annuallyB
24 hours every 2 yearsC
30 hours every 3 yearsD
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Related Topics:
license-renewal-requirementsstate-specific-real-estate-regulationsreal-ethics-continuing-education
Key Terms:
continuing educationRhode Island DBRlicense renewalbiennial requirementRhode Island General Laws § 5-20.5
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