State of Michigan Resources
State of Michigan Resources
Current License Cycle - 2007 - 2009
State of Michigan Continuing Education Tips and Requirements For Real Estate Licenses
| Please use every method to verify who you give combos to. You can verify that the person has a real estate license with the State of Michigan. You can verify that the person is a member of the Ann Arbor Area Board of REALTORS®, and you can verify that the person is a member of an Association in Michigan. |
The following is a synopsis from DLEG's Website. The entire version is available from the State of Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth Website.
- You MUST obtain continuing education credits Each year of the 3-year license cycle. The easiest way to ensure that you meet the license renewal requirements for continuing education is to complete at least 6-hours of continuing education (including the mandatory 2-hour leal update) Each year.
- Verify that the courses you complete are cpproved and the course approval number is not one that you already completed.. You DO NOT receive credit for courses that are not approved by the state. You also DO NOT receive credit for duplicate courses.
Approved Course List... - Check your continuing education credits online. This way, you can ensure that all of your hours are posted correctly. This cycle's approved courses begin the the letter "K".
Check your continuing education credits... - There is no "first year" waiver for continuing education. You are required to complete continuing education in the year that you obtain your license.
- You may choose to send your license back to the State of Michigan if you will be "inactive" in the business for a while. This will change the status of your license on the Department Website. When you want to practice again (have an active license), you MUST complete the required continuing education requirements.
Check your license status...
Common Links to the State of Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth (DLEG) Real Estate License Division.
- Real Estate Law Book (The "Red" Book) from the State of Michigan
- Verify a License - This allows you to verify that an agent has an active license issued by the State of Michigan
- Real Estate License Forms - These are agent/broker license application and license renewal forms and continuing education course approval forms