Real Estate CE Live Colorado Course Calendar

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Learn how the most powerful force of nature impacts property.

This course will the show the challenges facing our finite amount of water and outline how to optimize the applicable scenarios to a client base.
The need to protect and manage our finite water will be expressed, and the reliance on clean water and the impact and importance to the real estate industry and clients will be detailed. The fact that local impact translates to global impact will also be delineated.

This course category is education.

Topics Include:

• Water in and on the land impacting real estate
• Who owns the water and associated costs and problems
• Informing and protecting your client
• Avoiding liability related to radon in real estate transactions

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

In this course, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

No two transactions are the same; therefore, licensees need extensive knowledge to troubleshoot any circumstance encountered.

Nothing can match the dynamic discussions you’ll find in our Live Classroom setting. Interact with your peers, get your questions answered directly, and let our experienced instructors guide you to success!

In this class, you’ll see how some of the most common issues are also the most time-consuming and carry the greatest risk for your client and yourself. You’ll have an opportunity for lively discussion as you are guided through the obstacles, dilemmas, and hurdles that you are likely to encounter in your real estate transactions. By identifying the potential minefields and possible remedies in various situations, you’ll be prepared to guide your clients to a smooth and memorable real estate experience.

Key Benefits

• Discusses issues from the perspective of the buyer and the seller
• Allows for ample discussion—you’ll get to hear interesting problems others have faced and how those issues were resolved, as well as share your experiences with others
• Addresses topics that can only come from experience in dealing with people—the more you know about what other professionals have faced, the better prepared you can be when you’re in a similar situation

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Do you want to reactivate your Colorado Real Estate Broker license?

Do you fall into one of the following categories?

• Hold an active Colorado real estate broker license and have fallen behind in CE requirements
• Hold an inactive or expired Colorado real estate broker license for up to 36 months

If you answered yes, the Colorado Real Estate Commission allows for 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 your 3-year renewal with this course. You’ll review Colorado regulations and statutory relationships, brokerage relationship agreements, sales contracts, and issues in real estate contracting. This course is available to satisfy your complete CE requirement under the following conditions per the Colorado Real Estate Commission:

1. This option is permitted for active licensees in lieu of the requirements of Rule B-2(a), but shall not be repeated in consecutive license cycles.
2. This option is permitted for licensees who have been inactive or expired for up to thirty-six (36) months, and who are unable to comply with education requirements listed in rule B-2(a).

Protect your client and safeguard your real estate business and career!

Can you name three of the top ten legal issues real estate professionals face today? This course enlightens you to all top ten issues, plus helps you navigate through the murky waters that can prevail when a clear understanding of real estate laws, statutes, and rulings is loosely or vaguely interpreted.

This class illuminates the issues that create problems in real estate transactions. You will learn to identify what constitutes negligence, and when it is fraud. You’ll sharpen your understanding of what happens when a client makes a Breach of Contract claim, and how to avoid misleading statements that can have disastrous ramifications for you, your client, and your business. Your expert instructor will lead you through case studies to identify critical issues, determine what happened, discuss how the situation could have been handled appropriately, and learn how to resolve the conflict legally and within the scope of the law. Prepare for real-life real estate and avoid risky business mistakes in this essential course.

Topics Include:

• Top ten legal issues for licensees
• Failing to disclose a property defect
• Breach of duty
• Representing clients in unfamiliar territory
• Misleading statements equals deception
• Breach of Contract claims
• Failing to recommend inspections
• Negligence—when is an action innocent; when it is not

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

iBuyers are quickly becoming a force in the market…understand what that means for the future of real estate.

Instant home offers make iBuyers an intriguing option for many home sellers. These companies are emerging across the country and marketing to sellers as a quick, easy, hassle-free sale, but what’s really in the fine print of those purchase contracts? Is it really in a homeowner’s best interest to sell to an iBuyer? How does this type of home sale impact the future buyer and the industry as a whole? How can you position yourself compared to the online, fast sale concept? This class will break down the advantages, disadvantages, and potential warnings, and delve into the impact of iBuyers on the future of real estate.

Key Benefits:

• Understand what iBuyer means and how the iBuyer process works
• Learn how to represent buyers in the iBuyer process
• This class discusses the future of iBuyers and how to compete with them

Required CE Course

Save time and energy by eliminating your commute to class. Our Live Online class allows you to experience the benefits of a classroom setting from your home or office. Receive direct instruction from instructors who know what it takes to succeed!

The Annual Commission Update, required for every active licensee, is a 4-hour course. The course covers current Real Estate Commission rule changes, law changes, forms and contracts updates, and is designed to keep you in the know!

Under revised rules, every active licensee must take a minimum of 12 hours of Annual Commission Update course work (this course) each license cycle as part of your 24 hours of continuing education, and each Update course must be a different version.

If you take more than 12 hours of Annual Commission Update courses, the additional hours then count toward your 24 hours of required CE.