Real Estate CE Live Colorado Course Calendar

Attend live classes from the comfort of your home or office! Live online courses make it more convenient than ever to study and fulfill your requirements.

• You get access to the same great Kaplan Real Estate Education content and instructors.
• Our courses offer opportunities to engage with other students and your instructor.
• As an added bonus, you can learn anywhere you have internet access!*

What you don't know CAN hurt you…and your customers, too!

This course examines unconscious biases and helps you to address it in your life and in your real estate practice. Eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias is not only the right thing to do for your clients and customers, but it also can open a new world of opportunity. In this class, you will look at how you can create a bias-proof process that will lead to numerous benefits.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

*For additional information on supported devices, please visit www.kapre.com/company/system-requirements.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office with our Live Online class!!
 

This 2-hour class serves as a refresher for experienced property managers and identifies important considerations for people who are new to the industry and is helpful whether a real estate professional acts as a property manager/landlord or represents buyers, sellers, landlords, or tenants. It covers need-to-know topics to comply with law and to protect consumers in real estate transactions as well as nice-to-know topics based on standard practices in the property management profession.

Important: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule.

IMPORTANT: Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office with our Live Online class!!
 

This 2-hour class serves as a refresher for experienced property managers and identifies important considerations for people who are new to the industry and is helpful whether a real estate professional acts as a property manager/landlord or represents buyers, sellers, landlords, or tenants. It covers need-to-know topics to comply with law and to protect consumers in real estate transactions as well as nice-to-know topics based on standard practices in the property management profession.

Important: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule.

IMPORTANT: Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Attend live classes from the comfort of your home or office! Live online courses make it more convenient than ever to study and fulfill your requirements.

• You get access to the same great Kaplan Real Estate Education content and instructors.
• Our courses offer opportunities to engage with other students and your instructor.
• As an added bonus, you can learn anywhere you have internet access!*

What you don't know CAN hurt you…and your customers, too!

This course examines unconscious biases and helps you to address it in your life and in your real estate practice. Eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias is not only the right thing to do for your clients and customers, but it also can open a new world of opportunity. In this class, you will look at how you can create a bias-proof process that will lead to numerous benefits.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

*For additional information on supported devices, please visit www.kapre.com/company/system-requirements.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

Experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office with our Live Online class!!
 

This 2-hour class serves as a refresher for experienced property managers and identifies important considerations for people who are new to the industry and is helpful whether a real estate professional acts as a property manager/landlord or represents buyers, sellers, landlords, or tenants. It covers need-to-know topics to comply with law and to protect consumers in real estate transactions as well as nice-to-know topics based on standard practices in the property management profession.

Important: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule.

IMPORTANT: Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Attend live classes from the comfort of your home or office! Live online courses make it more convenient than ever to study and fulfill your requirements.

• You get access to the same great Kaplan Real Estate Education content and instructors.
• Our courses offer opportunities to engage with other students and your instructor.
• As an added bonus, you can learn anywhere you have internet access!*

What you don't know CAN hurt you…and your customers, too!

This course examines unconscious biases and helps you to address it in your life and in your real estate practice. Eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias is not only the right thing to do for your clients and customers, but it also can open a new world of opportunity. In this class, you will look at how you can create a bias-proof process that will lead to numerous benefits.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

*For additional information on supported devices, please visit www.kapre.com/company/system-requirements.

Gain the knowledge you need to represent clients skillfully in common interest community (CIC) transactions!

Learn about the required documents you need to secure for your buyer’s time-sensitive review. Many potential real estate buyers are intrigued about owning a property with shared amenities and services they would not be able to afford on their own, but they should be knowledgeable about the fees and limitations associated with these properties. You’ll also learn what to spot in those documents to help your clients determine whether the properties they are considering are sound investments.

Key Benefits:

• Understand your role and the value you bring to your clients by identifying the key documents to review
• Spot red flags to help your clients avoid potential bad investments
• Help your clients determine the financial health of the real estate
• Learn how to uncover hidden costs, so your clients aren’t caught off guard

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

Learn How to Navigate the Ins and Outs of RESPA

RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions and to prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. Learn why the law was created, who it impacts, the implications of violations of RESPA, and examples to help you avoid the behavior that leads to fines, censure, loss of license, and imprisonment.

How Is Today’s Housing Market Affecting Your Clients?

This course provides you with pertinent information on the United States real estate housing market today. Simply, there is too much demand and not enough affordable housing due to out-of-control prices. Our experts will discuss how we got here and what the courts and legislation are doing to improve the situation, as well as what the future holds for buyers, sellers, real estate licensees, and the market. Learn specific action steps that you can take to protect consumers and to provide for your clients' housing needs in ways that they can afford.

Topics include:

• Court cases and legislation redefining affordable housing
• Impact on your clients
• Programs to help you assist your clients
• Historical context

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Make sure you know and follow marketing guidelines!

Advances in marketing technology and methodology are great for business, but they can be worrisome for regulators who are responsible for ensuring consumers aren't being deceived through ads and testimonials. This course is designed to provide you with the knowledge you need to protect consumers and to fulfill the disclosure and transparency requirements of federal law and regulations by avoiding business practices that can result in consumer confusion and deception. Learning objectives and key concepts are reinforced with video instruction, as well as interactive practice activities, quick quizzes, and unit exams.

Key Benefits:

• Understand how to meet the requirements for transparent advertising and marketing
• Learn how to protect yourself against complaints
• Interactive activities bolster your key concept instruction
• Quick quizzes test your topic comprehension

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office with our Live Online class!!
 

This 2-hour class serves as a refresher for experienced property managers and identifies important considerations for people who are new to the industry and is helpful whether a real estate professional acts as a property manager/landlord or represents buyers, sellers, landlords, or tenants. It covers need-to-know topics to comply with law and to protect consumers in real estate transactions as well as nice-to-know topics based on standard practices in the property management profession.

Important: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule.

IMPORTANT: Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Attend live classes from the comfort of your home or office! Live online courses make it more convenient than ever to study and fulfill your requirements.

• You get access to the same great Kaplan Real Estate Education content and instructors.
• Our courses offer opportunities to engage with other students and your instructor.
• As an added bonus, you can learn anywhere you have internet access!*

What you don't know CAN hurt you…and your customers, too!

This course examines unconscious biases and helps you to address it in your life and in your real estate practice. Eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias is not only the right thing to do for your clients and customers, but it also can open a new world of opportunity. In this class, you will look at how you can create a bias-proof process that will lead to numerous benefits.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

*For additional information on supported devices, please visit www.kapre.com/company/system-requirements.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office with our Live Online class!!
 

This 2-hour class serves as a refresher for experienced property managers and identifies important considerations for people who are new to the industry and is helpful whether a real estate professional acts as a property manager/landlord or represents buyers, sellers, landlords, or tenants. It covers need-to-know topics to comply with law and to protect consumers in real estate transactions as well as nice-to-know topics based on standard practices in the property management profession.

Important: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session.  Credit will be denied for students not following this rule.

IMPORTANT: Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Attend live classes from the comfort of your home or office! Live online courses make it more convenient than ever to study and fulfill your requirements.

• You get access to the same great Kaplan Real Estate Education content and instructors.
• Our courses offer opportunities to engage with other students and your instructor.
• As an added bonus, you can learn anywhere you have internet access!*

What you don't know CAN hurt you…and your customers, too!

This course examines unconscious biases and helps you to address it in your life and in your real estate practice. Eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias is not only the right thing to do for your clients and customers, but it also can open a new world of opportunity. In this class, you will look at how you can create a bias-proof process that will lead to numerous benefits.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

*For additional information on supported devices, please visit www.kapre.com/company/system-requirements.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Behind on CE? Have an Inactive or Expired License?

The Colorado Real Estate Commission allows you to complete your CE requirements and renew/reactivate your license through successful completion of the Broker Reactivation course.  Complete all of your continuing education requirements for a 3-year renewal with this course. The course content will cover the annual commission update for the current year, Colorado contracts and regulations, statutory relationships, brokerage relationships and agreements, and issues in real estate contracting.

Brokers may complete this course under one of the following conditions:

• Active: Broker license is currently active and the Broker Reactivation course was not used to satisfy the continuing education requirement in the previous licensing cycle.
• Inactive or Expired: Broker license is inactive or expired for 36 months prior to reactivating or reinstating an expired license to active status. The broker was also unable to comply with the CE requirement for a licensing cycle.

With this package, students receive both required courses to reactivate their license: the Annual Commission Update course and the Broker Reactivation course.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.

Stay Up-to-Date With This Annual Broker Course

This course is developed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Division of Real Estate and offers relevant information on regulatory changes and issues. Brokers are recommended to take the Annual Commission Update (ACU) course between January and June. This is not a contracts course; however, brokers should consider taking a contracts course every year.

IMPORTANT: To receive CE credit for attending a live online class, the Colorado Real Estate Commission requires students to have their webcam on and be in view during the duration of the session. Credit will be denied for students not following this rule. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.