Who Needs to Renew Their Michigan Real Estate License?
All active and inactive Michigan Real Estate Salespersons, Associate Brokers, and Brokers must renew their real estate licenses every 3 years based on the initial date of licensure.
What Are the Michigan Real Estate Continuing Education (CE) Requirements?
Michigan real estate licensees are required to complete 18 hours of continuing education in every 3-year renewal cycle.
The annual ConEd requirement in Michigan includes 2 hours of Legal credit and 1 hour of Fair Housing credit each year by the license expiration date. The remaining hours can be either legal, fair housing, or elective course credits at any point over the 3-year period to total 18 credit hours. Courses may not be repeated within a 3-year license term.
Empire Learning offers annual 6-Hour ConEd Package options in Michigan to ensure you are compliant with the annual requirement. We also offer 12-hour and 14-hour packages for licensees who need to catch up.
When Is Michigan Real Estate Continuing Education Due?
Michigan law requires that at least 3 hours per year, based on expiration date, must be completed in the legal (2 hours) and fair housing (1 hour). A total of 18 hours must be complete by the license expiration date every three years. CE must be completed before submitting the license renewal application. All completed courses can be verified at CE Marketplace.
How Can I Check My Michigan Real Estate License Renewal Deadline?
Deadlines are based on your license issue date. You can check your license status and expiration date by logging into the Michigan Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) portal.
How Can I Complete My Michigan Real Estate Continuing Education?
ConEd can be completed online or in person through providers approved by CE Marketplace. Empire Learning is an approved Michigan CE provider offering self-paced online courses.
