Minnesota State Real Estate Practice Test

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What is the maximum time frame for a salesperson to continue after their license expires to avoid retesting?

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The correct answer is: 2 years

In Minnesota, a real estate salesperson whose license has expired is granted a maximum period of two years to reinstate their license without the requirement of retesting. This two-year window allows the individual to complete the necessary continuing education requirements and submit their application for reinstatement, enabling them to return to active status efficiently. If the license remains expired beyond this two-year period, the salesperson must go through the entire licensing process again, which includes retaking the examination. This timeframe underscores the importance of staying proactive about license renewal and completing continuing education requirements on time to ensure uninterrupted practice in the real estate profession.