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COSTS

NH Real Estate License

1.     The cost for the accredited 40 credit live classroom Salesperson Pre-license Course is $350 - includes textbook & study guide for "Modern Real Estate Practice", Dearborn Publishing.  The cost for the accredited self-study 60 credit Broker Pre-license Course is $375.  All versions also include NH State Specific Material.  Payments to Ann Flanagan NH Real Estate School can be made at your first class, or online through PayPal.

2.     After completing the pre-license course, register for examination through the NH Real Estate Commission (exam registration form with $155 for salesperson; $170 for broker - payable to Treasurer, State of NH). https://www.oplc.nh.gov/real-estate-commission/documents/exam-registration.pdf 

If you do not pass both portions (national & state) of the examination, you must re-take the failed portion(s) of the examination after registering anew for examination through the NH Real Estate Commission
(exam registration form with $155 for salesperson; $170 for broker - payable to Treasurer, State of NH).

3.     After passing both portions (national & state) then you MUST apply to the NH Real Estate Commission for your real estate license within 6 months of passing the examination regardless of whether you decide to be active or inactive; salesperson license is $90, broker license is $110 payable to Treasurer, State of NH.  https://www.oplc.nh.gov/real-estate-commission/forms.htm 

4.     Send the Criminal Record Release Authorization Form to the NH State Police with $25 payable to State of NH-Criminal Records:  https://www.oplc.nh.gov/real-estate-commission/documents/criminal-records-form.pdf 

5.     Renew license every 2 years at NH Real Estate Commission (renewal form and $90 for salesperson or $110 for broker, payable to Treasurer, State of NH); inactive renewal requires an accredited 3-hour CORE Course; active renewal requires an accredited 3-hour CORE Course and 12-hours of accredited Elective Courses; many Continuing Education renewal courses are also available online (see "CE Renewal" above).

REMEMBER:     You must take the examination within 3 months after registration.  You have 1 year to take the examination after starting the pre-license education, but not sooner than completion of the pre-license education; and you have 6 months after passing the examination to send your license application to the NH Real Estate Commission.  If you precede or exceed these time limits the NH Real Estate Commission may require you to re-pay for the examination, re-take the pre-license course, and/or re-take the examination.