Virginia brokers must complete how many hours of continuing education?
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12 hours
12 hours is insufficient for Virginia broker license renewal. This amount might be confused with salesperson requirements or requirements in other states, but it falls short of Virginia's mandate for brokers.
16 hours
16 hours does not meet Virginia's continuing education requirement for brokers. While some states require 16 hours, Virginia specifically mandates 24 hours for broker license renewal.
24 hours
30 hours
30 hours exceeds Virginia's requirement for broker continuing education. This amount might be confused with requirements for other professions or in states with more stringent education standards.
Why is this correct?
Virginia law specifically requires brokers to complete 24 hours of continuing education during each two-year renewal cycle to maintain an active license status. This requirement ensures brokers stay current with industry practices, legal updates, and ethical standards.
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