How many hours of CE does your state require? (contracts, brokers, sales)

[DMenscha]

Just finished my 45 hours of continuing education to renew my broker's license. License is good for 4 years and then we get to do it again.

What does your state require?

[2bindenver]

24 hours every 3 years including an update class every year in Colorado.

[Brandon Hoffman]

60 pre-licensing/additional 30 first year/8 hours every 2 years afterwards

[George Chong]

75 hours pre-license
24 hours post license the first year
24 hours ever 4 years after
60 hours for Broker's after being a sales person for 4 years

[Zyngawf]

In Idaho it is 20 hours every two years.

3 or 4 hours of that is a required Core course.

[rjrcm]

Arizona:
90 hours pre-license
24 hours every 2 years
An additional 90 hours for broker's license after having 3 years active license out of the last 5 years.

[Silverfall]

Oregon:
120 hours pre-license
30 hour advanced class during first license review
30 hours of accepted course topics every two years (ie no "how to use Facebook in real estate" kind of classes can count). You have to take at least one Real Estate and Law Update class during that time.
Brokers class (40-60 hours, I can't remember) eligible after 3 years, and then pass a test to be a principal broker.

[Zyngawf]

The OP says CE credits. Don't know why so many are telling about pre license.

[Silverfall]

Originally Posted by Nocontengencies

The OP says CE credits. Don't know why so many are telling about pre license.

You honestly expect this group to stay on track?

[Zyngawf]

Originally Posted by Silverfall

You honestly expect this group to stay on track?

I thought people that read contracts would get it exactly right. Most of them don't do that on actual contracts, so I guess I don't know why I thought that.