Maryland requires how many hours of pre-license education for salespersons?
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45 hours
45 hours is insufficient for Maryland's salesperson license requirement. This is a common misconception as some states do have lower requirements, but Maryland specifically mandates 60 hours as the minimum pre-licensing education.
60 hours
90 hours
90 hours exceeds Maryland's requirement for salespersons. While this might be the requirement for broker licensure in some states, Maryland only requires 60 hours for salesperson candidates.
120 hours
120 hours is significantly higher than Maryland's requirement for salespersons. This amount might be required for broker licensure in some states or for specialized designations, but not for initial salesperson licensing in Maryland.
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Maryland specifically requires 60 hours of pre-license education for salespersons. This is a state-mandated minimum established by the Maryland Real Commission to ensure all new licensees receive proper foundational training in real estate principles, practices, and laws before obtaining their license.
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