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What You Need to Know About Real Estate Continuing Education Requirements in Massachusetts
Written by Kate Tofuri, Host Group Real Estate Academy | March 2023
Massachusetts real estate continuing education
If you're a licensed real estate salesperson or broker in Massachusetts, it's important to stay up-to-date on the latest industry trends, laws, and regulations. That's where continuing education comes in. 

In this article, we'll discuss what you need to know about the continuing education requirements for real estate salespersons and brokers in Massachusetts.
1. What are the Real Estate Continuing Education Requirements in MA?
In Massachusetts, licensed real estate salespersons and brokers are required to complete 12 hours of continuing education every two years. The courses are 2 hours long each, meaning you have to complete six courses per cycle.

This education must be completed before your license renewal date, which falls on your birthday every other year.

How can you check when your real estate license expires in MA? Look it up on the state's website here by name or license number: Check a Commonwealth License. 
2. What Topics are Covered in the Massachusetts CE Courses?
Continuing education classes cover a range of topics that are relevant to the real estate industry. These may include changes to state and federal laws, updates to real estate regulations, and new industry trends and practices. 

Additionally, there may be specific classes available on topics such as commercial real estate continuing education, marketing, negotiation, and property management.
3. How Can You Complete Continuing Education Classes in MA?
There are a variety of ways to complete your continuing education classes in Massachusetts. Many real estate schools and organizations offer in-person classes, which can be a great way to network with other professionals in the industry. 

Additionally, there are many online courses available, which can be completed at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home.

For online real estate continuing education classes, you can visit McKissock Real Estate Education. 
4. How Do You Renew Your Real Estate License in Massachusetts?
Once you have completed your 12 hours of continuing education, you will need to submit a renewal application online at the Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure website. You will also need to pay a renewal fee, which is currently $103 for salespersons and $142 for brokers.

A 2023 change requires that you now provide the course numbers for the Massachusetts real estate CE classes you completed so be sure to keep your records of completion handy.

Visit Renew Your Real Estate License at mass.gov to fill out the online renewal form. 
Conclusion
In conclusion, continuing education is an important requirement for licensed real estate salespersons and brokers in Massachusetts. By staying up-to-date on the latest industry trends, laws, and regulations, you can ensure that you are providing your clients with the best possible service. 

If you have questions about continuing education requirements, be sure to contact the Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure for more information.
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RE Academy
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About the Author: 
Kate Tofuri

Kate is the Director of Operations and Student services at Host Group Real Estate Academy, one of the top-ranking real estate schools in Boston. She is a licensed Real Estate Broker with 10 years of experience in and around Boston, MA and the coastal communities of the South Shore specializing in residential sales and second homes. 

OUR MISSION: To provide expert guidance and resources on how to get your Massachusetts real estate license, as well as tips for new agents on how to succeed in the industry. 

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