North Dakota Real Estate Practice Exam

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How many years must have passed after another state revoked a real estate license before a new license or renewal can be issued?

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The correct answer is: 2 years

In North Dakota, the appropriate waiting period after another state has revoked a real estate license is indeed two years. This regulation is in place to ensure that individuals who have had their licenses revoked take adequate time to reflect on their past actions and demonstrate a commitment to compliance with real estate laws and ethical standards before they can be trusted to operate in the industry again. This period also allows the state to verify that the individual has rectified any issues that led to the revocation and to assess their qualifications for obtaining a new license or renewing an existing one.