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We're here to help with any questions about getting started in real estate. Getting licensed in New Hampshire is a big step, so we've gathered and answered the most common ones below.
The State of New Hampshire does not allow online real estate education, but it does have a reciprocity agreement with the State of Massachusetts. Candidates who wish to complete their education online must get a Massachusetts Salesperson License and transfer it to New Hampshire. The Massachusetts prerequisite are:
Be at least eighteen years of age.
Once the prerequisites have been met, an applicant must:
Complete 40 hours of Massachusetts Salesperson Pre-Licensing.
Pass the coursework final exam with a score of 75% or greater.
Obtain three candidate endorsements.
Pass the state-issued Massachusetts Salesperson License exam.
Receive Massachusetts Salesperson License
Obtain a certificate of good standing with the state of New Hampshire.
Schedule and pass the New Hampshire state-issued exam (state portion only).
Send a Criminal Record Release Authorization Form to the New Hampshire State Police.
Apply for a New Hampshire Salesperson License.
With the exception of the state-issued exam, the Massachusetts real estate education required by the state can be completed entirely online. Therefore, the CE Shop offers 40-hour packages that can be completed online. Students that complete 8 hours of coursework per day could satisfy the requirement in as few as 5 days. New Hampshire Pre-Licensing education is not required if the candidate holds a Massachusetts Salesperson License.
The cost of getting a New Hampshire real estate license will vary depending on the school where you complete your pre-licensing education. Compared to most college courses, licensing courses are budget-friendly, typically running a few hundred dollars. There are also a few fixed costs you’ll want to factor in, including a fee to take the exam and licensing fees set by the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission.
A salesperson is licensed to conduct business on behalf of a broker and cannot operate independently of a brokerage. A licensed Salesperson can become a broker if they complete the required education and examination requirements.
In the state of New Hampshire, applicants must authorize the release of their record from the state police. A criminal history does not necessarily disqualify a candidate.
Applicants must be 18 years of age.
No, applicants do not have to be a resident of New Hampshire to receive a Salesperson License.
New Hampshire real estate salespersons are required to complete 15 hours of Continuing Education every biennium (two years).
The state of New Hampshire has reciprocity agreements with Massachusetts, Maine, Georgia, and Vermont.
No, but you can get a Massachusetts Salesperson License online and transfer it to New Hampshire.
According to Indeed.com, the average annual salary of a real estate agent in New Hampshire is $101,009.
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