NOW OFFERING LIVE STREAM CLASSES
see class schedule for dates and times
(no in person live classes offered at this time unless otherwise noted)
NH Renewal requirements:
ACTIVE: 3HR NH Core and 12HRS of electives
INACTIVE: NH Core only
See below for rules from the OPLC
Continuing Education Requirements
OPLC and the Commission have reviewed continuing education requirements, considering the statutory requirements of RSA 331-A:20. OPLC wishes to clarify that licensees seeking to renew in active status shall be required to complete at least one, three-hour continuing education core course and at least twelve elective hours of continuing education. To receive credit, courses must be accredited by the Commission. An elective course, under RSA 331-A:20, includes topics such as property valuation, construction, contract and agency law, ethics, financing and investment, land use and zoning, property management, taxation, environmental issues, and supervision and office management.
RSA 331-A:25, IX was recently amended to require the Commission to require salespersons renewing for the first time to complete electives in specified topics. OPLC understands the Commission intends to engage in rulemaking to satisfy this requirement. Until such time, any licensee satisfying the statutory requirements of RSA 331-A:20 by completing 12 accredited elective courses shall be deemed to have satisfied the regulatory requirements for continuing education.
Late Renewals
Due to a recent statutory change, licenses are deemed to lapse when the completed renewal application, renewal fee, and all supporting documents have not been filed by the expiration date noted on the license. Licensees are no longer eligible to renew their license after the expiration date. Licensees who fail to renew prior to the expiration date of the license shall be required to reinstate their license and are not authorized to practice until the license has been reinstated. Practicing without a valid license may subject the licensee to disciplinary action by the Real Estate Commission.
Reinstatements
Licensees seeking reinstatement can do so by submitting a paper application, which can be found online here: 
Applications for NH Real Estate Commission | NH Office of Professional Licensure and Certification.
Per Rea 401.02, anyone seeking to reinstate up to 6 months after expiration shall provide copies of certificates showing completion of 9 hours of continuing education courses accredited by the commission, in addition to the credits claimed for renewal. Anyone seeking to reinstate after 6 months from expiration, but before 12 months from expiration, shall, in addition to the renewal requirements, provide a certificate of completion of a 40-hour pre licensing course and submit a written explanation as to why the applicant has demonstrated good cause to reinstate, per RSA 331-A:18, II. Anyone seeking to reinstate after 12 months of expiration shall be required to complete all initial licensing requirements.