California Real Estate Continuing Education

This package meets all requirements for salespeople after the first renewal cycle and brokers for the first renewal cycle and all subsequent renewal cycles. This course includes:

• 3 Hours of Ethics
• 3 Hours of Agency
• 3 Hours of Trust Fund Management
• 3 Hours of California Fair Housing
• 2 Hours of California Implicit Bias
• 3 Hours Management & Supervision
• 18 hours of Consumer Protection
• The remaining hours are made up of consumer service credits.

This package meets all requirements for salespeople renewing their license for the first time. This course includes:

• 3 Hours of Ethics
• 3 Hours of Agency
• 3 Hours of Trust Fund Management
• 3 Hours of California Fair Housing
• 2 Hours of California Implicit Bias
• 18 hours of Consumer Protection
• The remaining hours are made up of consumer service credits.

This is an 18 hour course intended for real estate professionals in the State of California. The topics this course will cover are sources of financing, loan and loan programs, other methods of financing, land use control, integrated mortgage disclosures, agency and property management, business practices, investment, valuation, assessment, taxation, and title transfer.

General Information: Consumer Protection

This 12 hour course will cover real estate mathematics, lending laws, listing agreements, sales agreements, leases, and the foreclosure process as it applies to real estate professionals in California. The course reviews math as a fundamental skill before discussing the often complicated calculations for real estate transactions, examines lending laws, looks at different real estate contracts, and talks about foreclosure.

General Information: Consumer Service

This 7 hour package of educational content is designed to provide real estate professionals with an overview of important topics and concepts related to the management of a real estate business. The topics covered in this package generally fall into three areas: management of real estate business, recordkeeping, and safety when showing a property.

Once you’re finished with this course, you’ll be 7 credit hours closer to renewing your license, all at your own pace!

General Information: Business Practices

This 3 hour course for real estate professionals in California contains continuing education training on risk management, prevention, and reduction and legal responsibilities.

General Information: Risk Management

This course will provide 3 hours of Ethics credit to help you renew your real estate license in California.

This course is approved to meet the Ethics requirement for your state license and NAR Membership (if applicable).

General Information: Ethics

Real estate professionals in California can satisfy their 3-hour continuing education requirement for fair housing and fair housing laws with this course. It looks at these topics on both a national and a state level and concludes with interactive practical exercises.

General Information: Fair Housing

This 3 hour continuing education course on agency is intended for real estate professionals in California looking to renew their licenses.

General Information: Agency

The primary topic of this 3 hour course for real estate professionals in California is the concept of ethics.

General Information: Ethics

This course on supervision and management, offices and licensees, and office policies and procedures contains 3 hours of continuing education content designed for real estate professionals in the State of California.

General Information: Management & Supervision

This 3 hour course will cover financial records, financial reports, and mortgage loan brokerage as it applies to real estate professionals in the state of California.

General Information: Trust Funds

This 3-hour course provides elective credit toward a license renewal. It focuses on practical, step-by-step ways to enhance safety when showing property and further covers liability and liability insurance principles. 

General Information: Consumer Service

Real estate professionals in California can satisfy their 2-hour continuing education update requirement with this course. The class focuses on implicit bias awareness, what it is, and how it has historically affected housing in California with an emphasis on the practical steps for licensees so they can mitigate risks of unconscious bias and discrimination and provide equal opportunities to all customers and potential customers.

General Information: Implicit Bias