RENEWAL REQUIREMENTS
Renewal Deadline: October 31, 2021
Renewal Cycle: 3 years
How do I renew my Michigan real estate salesperson or broker license?
You must use a desktop or laptop computer to complete the registration and renewal process.
- Login to MiPLUS.
- Click on the “Licenses” tab.
- Find your License Number under the “Record Number” column. Click on the “Renew License” link located under the “Action” column.
This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document provides answers to questions regarding the conversion to the new system. If you have additional questions or concerns regarding the transition, please do not hesitate to contact us at 517-241-0199 or email Email.
How much continuing education do I need to renew my Michigan real estate salesperson or broker license?
Michigan real estate salesperson and brokers must complete 18-hours of continuing education each 3-year renewal cycle.
– 6 hours of approved CE for each year of the licensing cycle
– Required: 2 hours each calendar year must be in Legal Updates
How often must I renew my Michigan real estate salesperson or broker license?
The renewal cycle for Salesperson and Broker licenses are every three years on October 31: 2021.. 2024… 2027… etc.
Does my Michigan salesperson or broker pre license course count towards continuing education?
No
What are my Licensing Fees?
Salesperson Application Fee + 3 year license fee:
o New Application: $88.00
o Renewal Application: $78.00
o Relicensure Application (expired license): $108.
Individual Broker Application Fee + 3 year license fee:
o Individual Broker New Application: $143.00
o Relicensure Application: $163.00
o Renewal Fee – $108.00
Branch Office Application Fee + 3 year license fee:
o Branch Office New Application: $70.00
o Relicensure Application: $90.00
o Renewal Fee – $60
My Michigan real estate salesperson or broker license is expired, can I still renew?
There is a 60-day grace period for realtors who do not renew by the deadline. The grace period ends December 31st of the renewal year. Realtors renewing during this period must pay a $20 late fee. Realtors can renew by paper application with a check or online with a credit/ debit card.
What happens if my Michigan real estate salesperson or broker license is expired more than 60 days?
Michigan salespeople and brokers must complete reinstatement forms in order to renew their licensing. You will have to complete a salesperson reinstatement form or a broker reinstatement form in order to renew.
SALESPERSON:
Applicants whose license has been expired for LESS than 3 years:
- Complete six (6) hours of real estate continuing education for each year and partial year missed. At least 2 hours per year must involve laws, rules, and court cases regarding real estate. Do not submit completion certificates. The licensee shall produce the record that contains that evidence at the request of the department.
Applicants whose license has been expired for MORE than 3 years:
(choose one of the following):
- Pass Exam: Submit online application to receive approval.
- Submit a copy of an approved 40-hour prelicensure course completion certificate that was completed within the last 12 months.
- Submit proof of completion of six (6) hours of real estate continuing education for each year and partial year missed. At least 2 hours per year must involve laws, rules, and court cases regarding real
BROKER:
Applicants whose license has been expired for LESS than 3 years:
- Complete six (6) hours of real estate continuing education for each year and partial year missed. At least 2 hours per year must involve laws, rules, and court cases regarding real estate. Do not submit completion certificates. The licensee shall produce the record that contains that evidence at the request of the department
Applicants whose license has been expired for MORE than 3 years:
(choose one of the following):
- Exam: Take and pass the Real Estate Broker examination administered by PSI Services.
- Complete 90 hours of approved prelicensure education courses which includes 9 hours of civil rights law and equal opportunity in housing within 12 months immediately preceding the date of application.
- Complete six (6) hours of real estate continuing education for each year and partial year missed. At least 2 hours per year must involve laws, rules, and court cases regarding real estate.
Contact the Department of Professional Licensing
with questions: 517-241-9288
