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Real Estate Brokers Health Insurance by State

SOC 41-9021 · $40,930 to $86,730 · 18 states

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BLS reports a median annual wage for Real Estate Brokers (SOC 41-9021) in 18 of the 21 states published here, ranging from $40,930 to $86,730. The 2026 premium tax credit cliff for a single-person household is $62,600; this occupation is above it in 10 of those states.

By state

#StateBenchmark @40Median wagevs cliff
1Maryland$414$82,500above
2Virginia$455$55,660below
3Indiana$474$76,330above
4Nevada$497$86,730above
5Ohio$513$45,850below
6Michigan$523$58,640below
7Colorado$557$79,400above
8South Carolina$564$54,300below
9Oklahoma$604
10Wisconsin$611$63,690above
11Georgia$615
12North Carolina$638$62,660above
13Utah$640$81,230above
14Alabama$645$62,000below
15Illinois$646$55,290below
16South Dakota$655
17Texas$661$66,700above
18Kansas$670$40,930below
19Florida$683$63,440above
20Nebraska$710$47,170below
21Arkansas$774$63,890above

Which hospitals will your plan actually cover?

The federal median for real estate brokers is $63,050, clearing the 400% subsidy cliff in only 10 of the 18 states measured. So a premium tax credit probably features in your answer — and that is precisely where the search usually stops. A credit lowers what you pay monthly. It does not add a single hospital to the network, and the cheapest plan after the credit is very often the narrowest one available.

That median counts employees, not the self-employed. If you are 1099 it describes people doing your job on someone else’s payroll — useful as a reference point, not as your number.

Network participation is decided per plan, not per carrier. One insurer sells a broad-network plan and a narrow one side by side in the same county, and a hospital can be contracted with the first and not the second. That makes “does this carrier cover my hospital” unanswerable. The version with an answer is whether this specific plan, in your county, this plan year includes the facilities and doctors you use. A credit makes a narrow plan feel affordable, which is how people end up subsidised into a network that leaves out the hospital they use.

It takes about ten minutes to settle. Search the plan’s own provider directory for your named physicians rather than the hospital system; check the specific campus, because a system can include one site and exclude another; then call the billing office and read them the exact plan name, since that is how the contract is written. Re-check every plan year — these are renegotiated annually.

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Sources

Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2024 — State-level annual median wage (A_MEDIAN), detailed occupation. Retrieved 2026-08-03. Premiums: CMS Plan Year 2026 Qualified Health Plan Landscape file and published state rate approvals. Full dataset: CSV · JSON (CC BY 4.0).

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