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New Hampshire & Vermont
For those living in New Hampshire and interested in dual licensing in Vermont.
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off New Hampshire New Self-Paced Agent Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE Vermont State Law Exam Course
- NH & VT State Commission Accredited Courses
New Hampshire & Maine
For those interested in getting licensed in New Hampshire & Maine, regardless of which state you live in.
here is why*
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off New Hampshire Self-Paced New Agent Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE Maine State Law Exam Course
- NH & ME State Commission Accredited Courses
Vermont & New Hampshire
For those living in Vermont and interested in dual licensing in New Hampshire.
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off Vermont New Agent Self-Paced Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE New Hampshire State Law Exam Course
- VT & NH State Commission Accredited Courses
New Hampshire
$450
$ 281 .25
37% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- NH State Commission Accredited Courses
Maine
$550
$ 356 .25
35% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- ME State Commission Accredited Courses
Vermont
$450
$ 281 .25
37% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- VT State Commission Accredited Courses
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Find a state-accredited education system (that's us!) to fulfill your state's education requirements.
Study, learn, and soak it all in! Be sure to connect with your instructor and ask questions along the way.
Complete your required education hours (satisfied by our courses) and begin preparation for your National & State-specific Exam.
Sit for your exam and pass with flying colors (that is, assuming you learn from one of our instructors).
Apply to your state commission with your selected brokerage (signature). Don't worry, your instructor will act as a resource to help you through this!
If you would like to get dual licensed, you'd then begin prepping for that state-specific exam (the way we guide our students doesn't require you to retake the national exam portion)
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At The Real Estate Institute of New England, we focus on setting you up for a successful real estate career.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Things to know before diving in!
The most streamlined approach to obtaining your real estate license in Maine and New Hampshire is the following...
1. Complete pre-licensing requirements for the state of New Hampshire (40 hours of education)
2. Pass both the New Hampshire portion and the National portion of the New Hampshire Real Estate Exam.
3. Obtain Hew Hampshire license with the NH Real Estate State Commission
4. Pass the Maine portion of the Maine Real Estate Exam.
5. Obtain your Maine license with the Maine Real Estate State Commission
If a student wishes to first obtain their license in Maine and then in New Hampshire, their learning path would be the following...
1. Complete the pre-licensing requirement for the state of Maine (55 hours of education)
2. Pass both the Maine and the National portion of the Maine Real Estate Exam.
3. Obtain your Maine license with the ME Real Estate Commission
Because NH does not offer reciprocity with new agents in ME, students wishing to dual license within their first 2 years of practice will need to...
4. Complete pre-licensing requirements for the state of New Hampshire (40 hours of education)
5. Pass both the New Hampshire portion and the National portion of the New Hampshire Real Estate Exam.
6. Obtain Hew Hampshire license with the NH Real Estate State Commission
We offer both learning paths to our students but find most often, students pursuing dual licensing in both Maine and New Hampshire will choose the more streamlined approach, which is offered at a discount on this page.
Applicants in for a Maine Real Estate license must...
1. Complete License Application
2. Hold a high school diploma or equivalent
3. Be at least 18 at the time of application for the license
4. Complete the Sales Agent Course (offered on this page at a 25% discount) with a minimum final grade of 75%
5. Pass the sales agent licensing examination with a minimum final grade of 75% within one year of passing the Sales Agent course.
The licensing exam is made up of two sections.
1. National Exam (aka the general portion): This potion covers real estate laws and regulations on the Federal level. (80 questions & 2.5 hours)
2. Maine Specific: This portion of the exam covers real estate laws and regulations, and it pertains to the state of Maine. (40 questions & 1.5 hours)
To apply for your Maine Real Estate License, you must pass both portons of the exam with a 75% of higher.
Note, if you are already licensed in NH or VT, you are only required to take the Maine-Specific Exam.
Active Maine Agents are required to take 21 Clocked Hours of Continuing Education (aka CE) every two years. 3 of those hours must be from core courses that the Real Estate Commission mandates, while the others are open to a plethora of other Commission-approved courses.
At The Real Estate Institute of New England, we offer many options for CE credits from negotiation to environmental awareness in real estate!
Though the curriculum you will be walked through is designed to help you pass the New Hampshire real estate exam with flying colors, the Maine Real Estate Exam is taken outside of the REIofNE classroom setting as mandated by the state of Maine.
All Maine Real Estate Exams are proctored by Pearson VUE at a qualifying testing center.
Beyond the qualifying education course (offered at a 25% discount on this page!), applicants will likely have the following charges...
- $85 exam fee
- $100 license application fee
- $21 criminal record check
The first step to dual licensing is to become an active agent in New Hampshire through the state-specific study and exam program. Once you become an active agent in New Hampshire, you have the ability to obtain your license in Vermont or Maine simply by passing the state-specific portion of the new license exam.
These state-specific portions do not require a specific number of education hours, but it is advised that you take an Exam Prep course to ensure you're ready to pass. Exam Prep Courses are included in the bundles shared on this page!
Applicants for a New Hampshire Real Estate license must...
1. Hold a high school diploma or equivalent
2. Be at least 18 at the time of application for the license
3. Submit a notarized criminal report.
4. Complete the Sales Agent Course (offered on this page at a 25% discount)
5. Pass the sales agent licensing examination with a minimum final grade of 70% within one year of passing the Sales Agent course.
6. Submit a complete NH Salesperson Application with the NH Real Estate Commission
The licensing exam is made up of two sections.
1. National Exam (aka the general portion): This potion covers real estate laws and regulations on the Federal level. (80 questions)
2. Maine Specific: This portion of the exam covers real estate laws and regulations, and it pertains to the state of Maine. (40 questions)
To apply for your New Hampshire Real Estate License, you must pass both portions of the exam with a 70% or higher.
Note, if you are licensed in VT, you must only take the New Hampshire-Specific Exam. Active Maine Sales agents will be required to take both portions of the exam and the New Hampshire Salesperson class hours.
Active New Hampshire Agents are required to take 21 Clocked Hours of Continuing Education (aka CE) every 2 years. 3 of those hours must be from core courses that the Real Estate Commission mandates, while the others are open to many other Commission-approved courses.
Additionally, you must take one Code of Ethics Class every 3 years, which counts towards your 12 clocked hours of continuing education.
At The Real Estate Institute of New England, we offer many options for CE credits from negotiation to environmental awareness in real estate!
Though the curriculum you will be walked through is designed to help you pass the New Hampshire real estate exam with flying colors, all licensing exams are proctored outside of the classroom setting as mandated by the commission.
All New Hampshire Real Estate Exams are proctored by PSI Services LLC at a qualifying testing center
Beyond the qualifying education course (offered at a 25% discount on this page!), applicants will likely have the following charges...
- $67 exam fee
- $90 licensing application fee
- $25 background check
The first step to dual licensing is to become an active agent in Vermont through the state-specific study and exam program. Once you become an active agent in Vermont, you have the ability to obtain your license in New Hampshire simply by passing the state-specific portion of the new license exam.
These state-specific portions do not require a specific number of education hours, but you are advised to take an Exam Prep course to ensure you're ready to pass. Exam Prep Courses are included in the bundles shared on this page!
Applicants for a New Hampshire Real Estate license must...
1. Complete the Sales Agent Course (offered on this page at a 25% discount)
2. Pass the sales agent licensing examination with a minimum final grade of 75% within one year of passing the Sales Agent course.
3. Submit a complete VT Salesperson Application with the VT Real Estate Commission
The licensing exam is made up of two sections.
1. National Exam (aka the general portion): This potion covers real estate laws and regulations on the Federal level. (100 questions)
2. Vermont Specific: This portion of the exam covers real estate laws and regulations, and it pertains to the state of Vermont. (36 questions)
Note, if you are licensed in NH, you must only take the Vermont-Specific Exam.
Active Vermont Agents are required to take 16 Clocked Hours of Continuing Education (aka CE) every 2 years. 4 of those hours must be from core courses that the Real Estate Commission mandates, while the others are open to many other Commission-approved courses.
At The Real Estate Institute of New England, we offer many options for CE credits from negotiation to environmental awareness in real estate!
Though the curriculum you will be walked through is designed to help you pass the Vermont real estate exam with flying colors, all licensing exams are proctored outside of the classroom setting as mandated by the commission.
All Vermont Real Estate Exams are proctored by PSI at a qualifying testing center
Beyond the qualifying education course (offered at a 25% discount on this page!), applicants will likely have the following charges...
- $110 exam fee
- $50 licensing application fee
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- 25% OFF Commission Accredited Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- State Requirement Fulfilled Upon Completion
- FREE State Exam Included
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Success in real estate often requires hard work, dedication, and navigating the industry's complexities. Before pursuing a career as a real estate agent, it's advisable to research the local market, consider your strengths and weaknesses, and assess whether the profession aligns with your long-term goals and aspirations.
Are You...
- Self-Motivated
- Enjoy Working With People
- Have a Knack for Sales
- Looking for a career with unlimited earning potential
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Switch between deals on dual licensing or single state.
New Hampshire & Vermont
For those living in New Hampshire and interested in dual licensing in Vermont.
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off New Hampshire New Self-Paced Agent Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE Vermont State Law Exam Course
- NH & VT State Commission Accredited Courses
New Hampshire & Maine
For those interested in getting licensed in New Hampshire & Maine, regardless of which state you live in.
here is why*
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off New Hampshire Self-Paced New Agent Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE Maine State Law Exam Course
- NH & ME State Commission Accredited Courses
Vermont & New Hampshire
For those living in Vermont and interested in dual licensing in New Hampshire.
$575
$ 281 .25
51% Savings - 25% off Vermont New Agent Self-Paced Course
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- FREE New Hampshire State Law Exam Course
- VT & NH State Commission Accredited Courses
New Hampshire
$450
$ 281 .25
37% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- NH State Commission Accredited Courses
Maine
$550
$ 356 .25
35% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- ME State Commission Accredited Courses
Vermont
$450
$ 281 .25
37% Savings - 25% off Self-Paced New Agent Couse
- FREE National Exam Textbook
- VT State Commission Accredited Courses
10-day Money-Back Guarantee**
** 10-day money-back guarantee is available for all enrolled students who have yet to start the course. Refund requests must be made within the first 24 hours of the course being started.
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