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Maine Exam Prep | Live | Online Course - October 27th - November 1, 2025
CourseThe Maine Law Exam was developed to reflect the laws, regulations, and real estate practice in Maine and has been reviewed and approved by real estate professionals in Maine. The exam is 50 questions and requires a score of 75 or better to pass.
$125
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NH Salesperson Course | Live-Online - October 1, 2025 - October 25, 2025 - Varied Times
CourseOur 40-hour New Hampshire Salesperson Course covers all topics required by NH License Law and Rules, plus the national content, preparing you to qualify for the real estate licensing exam with confidence.
$325
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Vermont Real Estate Salesperson Course | Live | Online Course - September 29 - October 25, 2025 - Varied Times
CourseExplore our Vermont Salesperson Course, designed to empower you for success in the real estate industry. The state of Vermont has approved this course, which fulfills the 40-hour requirement to qualify for the VT real estate exam.
$325
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Maine Designated Broker - Hybrid/Live Online Course - 11/03/2025 - 12/22/2025 - 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM
CourseThis 50-hour course covers all the educational requirements that are necessary to apply for a new ME Broker license. Only 20 hours of classroom time! Final exam will be in-person, location TBD.
$445
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Reasonable Care and Due Diligence Core Course - In-person, BHG/TMG - Bangor Office - March 18, 2025- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
CourseThe Real Estate Brokerage License Act and Commission Rules set forth the minimum standards of practice for licensees. Are you meeting minimum standards? Are those standards different when you are representing a client or working with a customer?
Free
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Maine Core Reasonable Care and Due Diligence Course - In-person, BHG/TMG - Auburn Office - April 9, 2025- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
CourseThe Real Estate Brokerage License Act and Commission Rules set forth the minimum standards of practice for licensees. Are you meeting minimum standards? Are those standards different when you are representing a client or working with a customer?
Free