California 45-Hour Complete Continuing Education (Second and Subsequent) Package - Online Video (Includes NAR Ethics and Fair Housing)

• REQUIRED California 9-Hour Survey Course (9 Credit Hours)*: The California Department of Real Estate requires all licensees to complete a 9-hour survey course as part of the mandatory 45 hours of continuing education required for second and subsequent license renewals. In this course, you will satisfy your 9-hour requirement and review pertinent topics to ensure you understand the rules and regulations applying to the practice of real estate in California. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 9 hours of Survey. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• 2025/2027 Association Ethics Course (4 Credit Hours)*: Based on Everyday Ethics in Real Estate, this Kansas course presents the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics and information on making ethical decisions in a 4-hour format that can be used to fulfill NAR’s real estate ethics training requirement. Through an in-depth discussion of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, you will be able to understand the responsibilities and duties required of REALTORS® and how the code can be used as a guide to proper conduct for all real estate practitioners. It includes case studies and interpretations based on actual situations of alleged unethical conduct. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Ethics. DRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Fair Housing Course (4 Credit Hours)*: Today’s real estate practitioner must establish business practices that comply with fair housing laws and offer equal professional service to all. Consistency, objectivity, and documentation are critical in accomplishing this objective. This 4-hour CA course includes the topics pertinent to fair housing in today's real estate world including law, and diversity and unconscious bias. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Protection. DRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Houses: Why Bad Things Happen to Good Houses Course (6 Credit Hours): In this course, we will take you on a building physics adventure, explaining in easy-to-understand terms how houses work and why perfectly good houses sometimes go bad. You will learn the critical role new construction materials play in reduced building tolerances and why that creates huge problems. Helpful tips will enable you to communicate more intelligently and effectively with increasingly sophisticated homeowners. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 6 hours of Consumer Protection. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Mediate–Litigate–Arbitrate: Be Informed Course (2 Credit Hours): Learn the features, advantages, benefits, and limitations of each of these three dispute resolution types in order to help you educate your clients concerning their choices at critical and often tense decision making junctures. Each of the three dispute resolution types are examined and explained in simple yet comprehensive terms to enable your understanding and increase your confidence. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 2 hours of Consumer Protection. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Principle-Centered Real Estate Course (4 Credit Hours): This online video real estate course will teach you how to cultivate success in real estate transactions by upholding ethical principles. It will help you better connect with, communicate to, and create loyal, long-term clients. The presenter, a national speaker and author, brings a one-of-a-kind, passionate delivery of this course through engaging stories and the practical application of course topics. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Protection. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Real Estate Bloopers: Preventing Client Horror Stories Course (4 Credit Hours): As humans, we are bound to make mistakes, and each mistake is an opportunity to learn. In this online real estate course, you will learn about mistakes other licensees have made so that you can avoid making the same mistakes and negatively impact your clients. This CA real estate agent course explains the impact of negative client experiences, licensees’ fiduciary duties, and representation relationships. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Protection. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Real Estate Jeopardy: Episode 1 Course (4 Credit Hours): This California real estate continuing education course serves as a review of important real estate concepts and plays out as a question-and-answer game of all things real-estate-related. Topics covered in this CA online course include real property, ownership rights, encumbrances, types of ownership, title issues, required disclosures, zoning issues, land-use regulations, building codes, types of construction, and energy efficiency. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Protection. DRE Sponsor No.6212.
• R-E-S-P-E-C-T RESPA to Avoid Penalties and Loss of License Course (4 Credit Hours): 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, as well as prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This online CA real estate course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Protection. CalDRE Sponsor No.6212.
• Undesigning Injustice Course (4 Credit Hour): In this dynamic real estate course for California brokers, go beyond the surface and examine systemic biases that have historically influenced housing practices. Through engaging lectures, immersive real-life stories, and discussions, you will uncover the roots of housing discrimination and dissect the historical evolution of Fair Housing. The California Department of Real Estate has approved this real estate continuing education course for 4 hours of Consumer Service.  DRE Sponsor No.6212.

*These courses were designed to meet the code of ethics and fair housing training requirements for members of the National Association of REALTORS®. You must confirm that your local board or association of REALTORS® will accept these courses, and you must provide proof of course completion to the board or association. Documents containing justification for how our courses meet NAR requirements are included on the student dashboard.

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