Texas Real Estate Continuing Education Courses

This course will fulfill your continuing education requirements for broker responsibility training, which will cover one third of the 18-hour CE requirement for license holders. The course covers all of the material listed in the Texas content outline for those in the real estate business, and will address policies and procedures, competency, daily business activities, TREC enforcement and much more. You will still be required to complete another 12 hours of continuing education to renew your license.

Real estate license holders in Texas must be knowledgeable of recent changes to state and federal real estate regulations presented in this Legal Updates course. This four-hour continuing education course is part one of a two-part set required for license renewal in 2026-2027. Core topics include: Legislative Changes and TREC Rule Updates, Promulgated Contract Forms and Addenda, Fair Housing, Landlord-Tenant Issues and Property Management.

Real estate license holders in Texas must be knowledgeable of recent changes to state and federal real estate regulations presented in this Legal Updates course. This four-hour continuing education course is part two of a two-part set required for license renewal in 2026-2027. Core topics include: Agency, Disclosures, Representing Veterans, Enforcement, Case Studies, and Commission Priorities.

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

This approved Texas real estate CE course fulfills 3 out the 18 hours required to renew your license as well as the Contracts requirement. Topics of interest include such items as key terms, governing bodies, contracts used in real estate, buyer agency agreements, and lease agreements.

This class will provide licensees with continuing education to apply to their Texas real estate license. Subjects covered include the history of unfair housing practices that led to fair housing legislation, as well as some of the most recent executive orders regarding fair housing.