7/1/25–6/30/26 Broker Required Module: Contracts Class

Fulfill Your 2025-2026 Required CE Module and Master Contracts for Confident Real Estate Practice

Specifically designed for Minnesota salespersons and brokers, this 3.75-hour mandatory continuing education course dives into the legal framework and form requirements for real estate contracts, disclosures, and agency relationships. You’ll gain practical insight into purchase agreements, counter offers, fiduciary duties, and common contingencies—all aligned with Minnesota statutes. This course empowers you to prevent contract errors, communicate clearly with clients, and manage risk in every transaction. Whether you’re guiding a first-time buyer or navigating a dual agency, this Minnesota required module builds the contract confidence every successful agent needs.

This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Commerce for 3.75 hours of real estate continuing education. This course also satisfies the 1-hour broker module requirement in §82.61(i) for 2025-2026. Completion of this course DOES NOT satisfy the 1 hour of Fair Housing OR the 1 hour of Agency Law as required in § 82.61.(c) (1) (2).

Choose the training method that works best for you. This course is offered in a variety of training methods to fit your learning style. 

• Live Online*: Experience the benefits of interactive instruction in a live classroom setting from anywhere you can be online. Kaplan delivers expert instructors and high-quality course material directly to you in real time. If you do not see Live Online as a training method option in the drop-down menu above, please note that we are working to add more course dates as soon as possible.
  
• COMING SOON! Online Video: Kaplan’s prerecorded, instructor-led video courses are just what you need. Learn from charismatic, respected instructors while being able to stop, start, and resume your courses as needed.

*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.