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LICENSEIQ · NEW HAMPSHIRE

Pass the New Hampshire
real estate exam.

Your New Hampshire course, a personal prep plan and one-on-one coaching. A little clearer, every day.

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Meet REX

Your AI coach. Here to make New Hampshire concepts click.

YOUR COURSE, AT A GLANCE

What's on the New Hampshire exam

National principles

  • Property Ownership & Land Characteristics6 lessons
  • Land-Use Controls & Government Regulation5 lessons
  • Valuation & Market Analysis (Appraisal)6 lessons
  • Real Estate Financing7 lessons
  • Contracts6 lessons
  • Agency Relationships6 lessons
  • Property Disclosures5 lessons
  • Property Management6 lessons
  • Transfer of Title6 lessons
  • Practice of Real Estate: Fair Housing, Antitrust & Trust Accounts5 lessons
  • Real Estate Mathematics & Calculations13 lessons
  • Ethics8 lessons

New Hampshire law & practice

  • New Hampshire Real Estate Commission and Licensure4 lessons
  • Regulation of Licensee Conduct: Offices, Advertising, and Prohibited Acts3 lessons
  • Escrow Funds and Property Condition Disclosures3 lessons
  • New Hampshire Agency Relationships4 lessons
  • New Hampshire Principles and Practice: Fair Housing, Title, and Taxes4 lessons
  • New Hampshire Landlord-Tenant and Property Management3 lessons

TRY A LITTLE PRACTICE

Three questions. A fresh start.

Question 1

What is New Hampshire's real estate transfer tax rate?

  1. A. $0.75 per $100 of price, charged to each of the buyer and the seller
  2. B. $0.75 per $100 in total, split between the parties
  3. C. $2.00 per $500 paid by the buyer
  4. D. $1.50 per $100 paid entirely by the seller

Question 2

Before a firm opens a branch office, the principal broker must:

  1. A. submit a branch office application and designate a managing broker for the branch
  2. B. obtain written consent from all licensees
  3. C. notify the commission within 30 days after opening
  4. D. post an additional $100,000 bond

Question 3

A license expired 14 months ago. The former licensee wants to practice again. What must the person do?

  1. A. Complete a 40-hour course and show good cause
  2. B. Apply as an original applicant, meeting education, exam, and application requirements
  3. C. Simply request reactivation
  4. D. Pay a late fee and take 9 extra CE hours

Your New Hampshire questions, answered.

Who is REX?

REX is your AI tutor for the New Hampshire exam — not a real person — grounded in LicenseIQ's course.

Does this replace my prelicensing course?

No. It's an independent study tool to help you learn and pass; complete your state's required education.

Where can I verify the rules?

Always verify current requirements with New Hampshire Real Estate Commission (OPLC).

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