Complete Your 45-Hour California Real Estate CE Requirements
Agency
(3 Hours)
Agency reviews the legal principles governing representation relationships in real estate transactions. It reinforces fiduciary duties, disclosure requirements, dual agency rules, and the proper handling of confidential information.
Ethics
(3 Hours)
Ethics focuses on professional conduct, honest dealing, and fiduciary responsibility in real estate practice. It covers ethical decision-making, conflict of interest disclosure, truth in advertising, and standards for protecting client and public trust.
Fair Housing
(3 Hours)
Fair Housing reviews federal and state laws that prohibit discrimination in housing transactions. It covers protected classes, advertising standards, reasonable accommodations, and practices that ensure equal access to housing opportunities.
Implicit Bias
(2 Hours)
Implicit Bias helps real estate professionals recognize unconscious attitudes and assumptions that can influence client interactions and housing decisions. It focuses on identifying bias in daily practice, applying objective standards, and delivering consistent, fair service to all consumers.
Investment Property Analysis
(8 Hours)
Students will examine the financial, physical and market factors that influence an investment property's performance and learn how to evaluate potential opportunities using commonly accepted real estate investment analysis methods.
Risk Management
(3 Hours)
Risk Management focuses on identifying, preventing, and minimizing legal and financial exposure in real estate transactions. It covers disclosure practices, documentation standards, communication strategies, and transaction safeguards that help reduce disputes and liability.
Trust Fund Handling
(3 Hours)
Trust Fund Handling reviews the proper receipt, deposit, accounting, and disbursement of client funds in real estate transactions. It emphasizes legal requirements, record keeping standards, and common compliance pitfalls that can lead to serious disciplinary action.
Management And Supervision
(3 Hours)
Management and Supervision continuing education course approved by the California DRE focuses on a broker’s responsibility to oversee salespersons, transactions, advertising, and trust fund handling. It covers establishing office policies, monitoring compliance, and implementing systems that protect consumers and reduce liability.
Consumer Protection
(10 Hours)
Consumer Protection focuses on laws and practices designed to safeguard buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants in real estate transactions. It covers disclosure requirements, honest communication, regulatory compliance, and procedures that promote transparency and informed decision-making. This course helps California real estate professionals strengthen consumer trust while reducing legal risk and maintaining high professional standards.
Consumer Services
(7 Hours)
Consumer Service focuses on delivering professional, responsive, and transparent service throughout real estate transactions. It emphasizes effective communication, client education, proper documentation, and practices that enhance the consumer experience while maintaining compliance. .
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