Missouri requires how many hours of pre-license education for salespersons?
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48 hours
A is incorrect because 48 hours is below Missouri's requirement. This might be confused with requirements in other states or with continuing education hours needed after licensure, but it does not meet Missouri's pre-licensure standard.
72 hours
96 hours
C is incorrect because 96 hours exceeds Missouri's requirement. Some states do require 96 hours, but Missouri's specific requirement is 72 hours, making this option too high.
120 hours
D is incorrect because 120 hours is significantly higher than Missouri's requirement. This number might be associated with broker pre-licensure education in some states, but not with salesperson requirements in Missouri.
Why is this correct?
B is correct because Missouri state law specifically requires 72 hours of pre-license education for salesperson licensure. This is the minimum educational requirement that must be completed before an applicant is eligible to take the Missouri real estate licensing examination.
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