Can I get my Maryland salesperson license if I have a prior conviction
Maryland requires all applicants to have demonstrated a good character and reputation. Prior convictions for offenses like forgery, fraud, moral turpitude, violent offenses and are all grounds for having your license application denied, but the MREC does evaluate your criminal history on a case-by-case basis.
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Maryland requires all applicants to have demonstrated a good character and reputation. Prior convictions for offenses like forgery, fraud, moral turpitude, violent offenses and are all grounds for having your license application denied, but the MREC does evaluate your criminal history on a case-by-case basis.
MREC does not automatically disqualify someone for a real estate license if they have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor. They weigh each conviction on a case-by-case basis and give the applicant the right to appeal if the application is denied.
While Maryland uses an online licensing application process, anyone convicted of a criminal offense must submit a manual application to the MREC with supporting documentation in the form of True Test copies regarding your conviction. You must call 410-230-6230 for the form.