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A Montana licensee who completes continuing education hours in April, before their November 1 licensing year begins, will find that those hours:
Automatically apply to the next two licensing years
Do not carry over and must be retaken during the correct licensing year
Count double toward the following year's requirement
Are banked indefinitely until needed
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Do not carry over and must be retaken during the correct licensing year — The Board of Realty Regulation does not allow continuing education credit to carry over from a previous licensing year, so early completion outside the correct window does not count.
Source: Montana BRR Continuing Education
Under Montana Code Annotated Title 37, Chapter 51, the statutory duties owed between a broker or salesperson and a buyer or seller are intended to:
Supplement common law duties without replacing them
Apply only to commercial transactions
Apply only when no written agreement exists
Replace common law agency duties for these relationships
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Replace common law agency duties for these relationships — Montana's statute explicitly states its duties provisions are intended to replace, not merely supplement, the common law duties that would otherwise apply to broker-client relationships.
Source: MCA 37-51-313
Under Montana law, a broker or salesperson acting as a buyer agent does so pursuant to:
A written buyer broker agreement
An oral understanding is always sufficient
MLS membership alone
The buyer's verbal request at showing time
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A written buyer broker agreement — Montana law defines a buyer agent as one acting under a written buyer broker agreement, which formally establishes the agency relationship.
Source: MCA Title 37, Chapter 51
A Montana broker or salesperson may NOT act as a dual agent unless:
The transaction involves only vacant land
Both the seller and buyer give signed, written consent
The broker verbally informs both parties
One party is a family member of the licensee
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Both the seller and buyer give signed, written consent — Montana law bars a licensee from acting as a dual agent without signed, written consent from both the seller and the buyer, unlike verbal or implied consent which is insufficient.
Source: MCA Title 37, Chapter 51 Part 3
Montana practice test FAQ
Is this Montana real estate practice test free?
Yes - every question, explanation, and source citation is free, with no sign-up and no ads. Progress stays in your browser.
How many Montana practice questions are there?
Freehold's Montana state-law bank holds 86 questions: 82 apply to the salesperson exam and 83 to the broker exam. Both sit on top of the national bank.
Do these questions match the real Montana exam?
They follow the same content outline and format - 120 questions, a scaled score of 75 to pass on the salesperson exam - and each cites the statute or rule it comes from. They are practice items, not real exam questions.
Freehold is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by PSI, Pearson VUE, or any state real estate licensing board or commission. Freehold does not guarantee passage of any licensing exam.
