Minnesota Complete CE Package - Live Online: Market Edge (Includes Agency and Fair Housing)

Put Yourself Ahead of the Competition with This Complete CE Package for the 2025-2026 Renewal Period

Designed to give you the extra edge you need to succeed in today’s market, this Live Online continuing education course package will help you excel in your real estate career. Stand out from the crowd with the knowledge you learn from the required module and additional electives in this package..

This Market Edge package includes:

• REQUIRED 7/1/26—6/30/27 SALESPERSON & BROKER REQUIRED MODULE: Cybersecurity in Real Estate Course (3.75 Credit Hours): Specifically designed for Minnesota salespersons and brokers, this 3.75-hour mandatory continuing education course provides real estate professionals with essential knowledge and practical strategies to protect clients and transactions in an increasingly digital environment. Students will explore common cybersecurity threats such as phishing, wire fraud, data breaches, and malware, while learning how these risks impact real estate transactions and client data. By the end of the course, participants will be better equipped to prevent cyber incidents, protect client information, and fulfill their legal and ethical responsibilities to clients in a world full of digital transactions. This 3.75-hour module will satisfy the 1-hour broker module training requirement as required in §82.61(i) for 2026–2027 (in other words, there will be no separate 1-hour broker module course for 2026–2027). Completion of this course will NOT satisfy the 1-hour of Fair Housing OR the 1-hour of Agency Law as required in §82.61.(c)(1)(2).
• Artificial Intelligence, Real Responsibility Course (4 Credit Hours):  As AI transforms the industry, it’s critical to understand how existing license laws, advertising rules, and fair housing regulations apply to automated tools. This course focuses on the legal responsibilities, data privacy standards, and the risks to consider when using AI in your daily practice. Through real-world case studies, you’ll learn more about the legal boundaries of AI-generated marketing, virtual staging disclosures, and tenant screening software. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Commerce for 4 hours of real estate continuing education. This course also satisfies the 1 hour of Fair Housing as required in § 82.61.(c) (1) (2).
  
• Old Homes, Modern Standards: A Licensee's Guide Course (4 Credit Hours): As the national housing stock ages, Minnesota real estate professionals must understand how a property’s physical condition affects legal liability and transaction outcomes. This 4-hour live online course gives insight into common architectural styles, helping you identify era-specific material risks, such as knob-and-tube wiring, asbestos siding, and faulty stucco systems. You’ll distinguish normal wear from active defects and handle complex transaction negotiations regarding aging components. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Commerce for 4 hours of real estate continuing education. 
• The Professional Shield: Protecting Clients from Invisible Risks Course (4 Credit Hours): Master critical fiduciary duties and state disclosure laws while learning to uncover hidden transaction killers, from structural failures to property tax reassessments and HOA financial issues. This course also details evolving Fair Housing regulations, providing objective screening frameworks and defensive communication strategies to protect against accidental agency and shifting HUD enforcement guidelines. Arm yourself with these powerful liability shields today to eliminate consumer confusion and protect your client’s transactions.  This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Commerce for 4 hours of real estate continuing education. Completion of this course will also satisfy the 1 hour of Fair Housing and 1 hour of Agency Law as required in §82.61.(c):(1) (2).
  

IMPORTANT: All students attending a Live Online class must have their webcams enabled and remain in view of their camera for the entire duration of the class.