Oregon 3 Hour 2022-2023 LARRC

In order to meet the requirement in ORS 696.174 for three hours of content on recent changes in real estate rules and laws, all real estate licensees in Oregon must take and complete a 3-hour Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) approved by the Oregon Real Estate Board for the 2022-2023 license renewal cycle. Beginning July 1, 2022, LARRC must contain fair housing content, as established in HB 2703 (2021). In support of these statutory requirements, the Oregon Real Estate Board issued an August 4, 2021 curriculum that includes the topics that must be covered in the fair housing review, along with required and optional topics for this renewal cycle. This class fulfills those requirements and covers every required topic in the Board-issued curriculum.

The class begins with an analysis of five administrative rule changes on real estate licensee advertising followed by an exploration of four new or revised statutes from the 2021 legislative session: HB 2550 [“Love Letter Law”], HB 3113 [Limits on Subsidized Rent Increases], SB 278 [Rental Assistance and Landlord Compensation Fund], and SB 291 [Rental Applicant Screening Criteria]. The class concludes with a review and discussion of each of the 22 learning objectives on state and federal fair housing laws and rules selected by the Board.

This 3-hour class is designed to accompany 27 hours of continuing education (CE) in approved real estate topics in order to meet the full 30 CE requirement for license renewal.