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Under Hawaii Administrative Rules, how many continuing education hours must a Hawaii real estate licensee complete per two-year renewal cycle?

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B) 20 hours, including a mandatory 4-hour core course

Hawaii Administrative Rules §16-99-4 requires real estate licensees to complete 20 hours of continuing education per two-year renewal cycle. Of those 20 hours, 4 hours must be the mandatory core course approved by the Hawaii Real Estate Commission (HREC), which covers current legal issues and Commission rules. The remaining 16 hours may be completed through HREC-approved elective courses. Failure to meet CE requirements will result in denial of license renewal.

Answer Options
A
6 hours, all elective
B
20 hours, including a mandatory 4-hour core course
C
48 hours, including ethics and fair housing modules
D
No continuing education is required for license renewal

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