Massachusetts continuing education requirements include:
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6 hours annually
While some states do require annual continuing education, Massachusetts follows a biennial cycle. The 6-hour annual requirement would apply to different states but not Massachusetts.
12 hours every 2 years
24 hours every 3 years
The 24-hour requirement every 3 years is common in many states, but Massachusetts specifically mandates 12 hours every 2 years, making this option incorrect.
No continuing education required
All states require some form of continuing education for real license renewal. Massachusetts is no exception, requiring 12 hours biennially, so this option is factually incorrect.
Why is this correct?
Massachusetts requires 12 hours of continuing education every 2 years for license renewal. This biennial cycle with specific hour requirement is mandated by the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons to ensure agents stay current with laws and practices.
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