How many hours of CE are required for Nevada brokers?
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14
14 hours of CE is not the correct requirement for Nevada brokers — this number may be confused with requirements in other states or with partial CE requirements for specific license types, but it does not reflect Nevada's statutory mandate for brokers.
16
16 hours of CE is not the correct Nevada broker requirement — while 16 hours is the continuing education requirement for Nevada real estate salespersons, it does not apply to brokers, who must complete the higher 24-hour threshold.
18
18 hours of CE is not required under Nevada law for brokers — this figure does not correspond to any Nevada licensing category and appears designed to tempt candidates who know the number is higher than 16 but are uncertain of the exact broker requirement.
24
Why is this correct?
Under Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) 645 and NRS 645.575, brokers in Nevada are required to complete 24 hours of continuing education during each two-year license renewal period to maintain their broker's license in active status. This 24-hour requirement includes mandatory topics such as agency law, Nevada law updates, contracts, and ethics, with the remaining hours available as electives. Failure to complete the required CE hours results in the inability to renew the license and potential disciplinary action by RED.
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