Michigan Real Estate Continuing Education

Real estate professionals in Michigan can satisfy their state-specific requirement for continuing education on fair housing law with this 1-hour course. Topics covered will include the Fair Housing Act, recent statutory amendments, the fair housing complaint process, and how to advertise in compliance with the Fair Housing Act.

This 2-hour legal update provides insights to recent developments in real estate-related laws, regulations, and court decisions. Critical subject matters covered include but are not limited to state clarification and expansion of anti-discrimination protections and protected classes; added authority for local governments to promote redevelopment of brownfields; and added authority for local jurisdictions pertaining to the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act, to name only a few. Don't miss out on this update, sign up today and get your renewal under way!

Real estate professionals in Michigan can satisfy their state-specific requirement for continuing education on fair housing law with this 1-hour course. Topics covered will include the Fair Housing Act, recent statutory amendments, the fair housing complaint process, and how to advertise in compliance with the Fair Housing Act.

This 2-hour legal update provides insights to recent developments in real estate-related laws, regulations, and court decisions. Completing this course provides the two hours of legal updates required annually. Critical subject matters covered include but are not limited to discharge of prohibited restrictive covenants, county recording fees, Residential and Attainable Housing Facilities Acts, signage pertaining to persons with disabilities, principal residence exemptions, and the power of the “as is” and integration clauses to name but a few. Sign up today and get your renewal under way!

This package meets requirements for your annual continuing education requirement.

• 1 Hour of Fair Housing
• 2 Hours of Legal Updates
• 3 Hours of Farm Brokerage

This 4 hour electives course is a discussion of ethics and ethical behavior. Real estate brokers and salespersons in Michigan who complete this course will gain training on such subjects as ethical concepts, the importance of ethics, and ethical duties.

This is a 4 hour course of elective training for real estate brokers and salespersons in Michigan. The primary focus of this course is investment in real property. This course will also talk about how property values are determined and the taxation of real estate.

This course of elective content contains 4 hours of education about records and recordkeeping. This course will provide real estate brokers and salespersons in Michigan with training on the creation, handling, and disposal of financial records, listing files, transaction records, and property management records.

This 4 hour course will cover one year of elective Continuing Education credits for your Michigan Real Estate Broker and Salesperson license. The course includes instruction on Contract law, Errors and omissions, Integrated Mortgage Disclosures and Supervision and management techniques.

Michigan real estate professionals specializing in farm and ranch properties can enhance their skills with this online course. Participants will develop expertise in valuation, contract management and rural property brokerage. The course also covers land use, water rights, environmental challenges and financing options to help agents navigate agricultural transactions effectively. 

Real estate professionals in Michigan can satisfy their state-specific requirement for annual continuing education on fair housing laws with this course. Topics covered will include recent amendments to the federal Fair Housing Act; the role of testing programs; customer service and best practices for compliance; and court case studies.

This 2 hour class fulfills the annual Legal Updates requirements for real estate professionals in Michigan. This class covers a number of topics including recently passed laws, civil rights and fair housing, pollution and PFAs, state environmental laws, and recent court cases related to real estate and the real estate industry.