Nevada Real Estate Total Access Salesperson Continuing Education Library

Identify, Evaluate, and Manage Risk Across Your Nevada Real Estate Business

This CE course helps real estate professionals understand how to identify, evaluate, and manage risk across every area of your business. You will learn key techniques such as how to avoid, control, transfer, or retain risk, and how to develop a strong risk management culture within your organization. The course covers practical topics like seller disclosures, environmental hazards, proper documentation, insurance coverage, and the use of contract clauses that shift liability. Gain the tools you need to reduce costly legal issues, protect your clients and businesses, and meet legal and ethical standards. This NV course is a smart investment for anyone looking to strengthen their professional credibility and protect their long-term success in real estate.

Complete Your NAR Fair Housing Training & Establish Smart Business Practices that Comply with Fair Housing Laws in Nevada

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 3-hour NV course includes the topics pertinent to fair housing in today's real estate world, including the law, advertising, and diversity and unconscious bias.

This course was designed to meet the fair housing training requirement for members of the National Association of REALTORS®. You must confirm that your local board or association of REALTORS® will accept this course, and you must provide proof of course completion to the board or association. A document containing justification for how our course meets NAR requirements is included on the student dashboard.

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IMPORTANT: This course must be completed by 11:59 pm CT on December 31, 2027 in order to obtain the continuing education credit.

Inform Yourself on Real Estate Ethics to Fulfill Your Ethics Training Requirement

Based on Everyday Ethics in Real Estate, this Nevada course presents the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics and information on making ethical decisions in a 3-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.

Key Points:

• This course satisfies NAR’s ethics requirements; completion must be provided to a board or association of REALTORS®.
• You will examine the common ethical issues you may encounter in your real estate career.
• To test your understanding of real estate ethics, you will be presented with the facts in the study and then asked to decide what the ethical outcome should be.
• Select case studies in the course have been animated to make the content interesting and memorable.

This course was designed to meet the Code of Ethics training requirement for members of the National Association of REALTORS®. You must confirm that your local board or association of REALTORS® will accept this course, and you must provide proof of course completion to the board or association.

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Master Buyer Representation in Nevada Real Estate: Protect Yourself & Your Clients

This Nevada real estate course offers a great introduction for buyer agents. In this course, you will learn the legal and technical aspects of buyer representation, including such things as real estate due diligence and fiduciary duties. You will explore your risk exposure when representing buyers, as well as how a good risk management plan can help protect you and your clients. The online course includes interactive exercises and features quiz unit exam questions, providing you with high-quality Nevada buyer agent training for salespersons.

Stay-Up-to-Date on Nevada Agency Concepts with This Online Correspondence Course

Agency relationships are fundamental to the real estate profession. Because of this, it’s important for Nevada real estate salespersons to understand agency and stay up-to-date on changes to agency law that affect these relationships. This 3-hour Nevada CE online correspondence course meets the Nevada 3-hour agency requirement and covers the creation of agency, types of agency relationships and fiduciary duties owed in Nevada, and consequences of breach of duty and agent liability to ensure you have a solid understanding of agency in Nevada.

Key Points:

• Online correspondence course allows you to take the real estate course at your own speed.
• Fulfill your 3-hours of agency continuing education.
• Understand agency relationships and fiduciary duties in Nevada.
• Understand your liability as an agent and what is a breach of duty.

Stay-Up-to-Date on Nevada Ethics Concepts with This Correspondence Real Estate Course

Ethics is fundamental to the integrity of the real estate profession. Because of this, it’s important for Nevada salespersons to understand ethics and how it affects your clients, your job, and the industry. This 3-hour Nevada real estate continuing education (CE) correspondence course meets the Nevada 3-hour ethics requirement and covers the ethical obligations of licensees, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics, and violations and enforcement of ethical complaints to ensure you have a solid understanding of ethics in Nevada.

Key Points:

• Correspondence course allows you to take the real estate course at your own speed.
• Fulfill your 3 hours of ethics continuing education.
• Understand the NAR Code of Ethics and the importance of ethics to the real estate industry.
• Understand violations and enforcement of the NAR Code of Ethics.

This course was designed to meet the Code of Ethics training requirement for members of the National Association of REALTORS®. You must confirm that your local board or association of REALTORS® will accept this course, and you must provide proof of course completion to the board or association.

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Stay-Up-to-Date on Nevada Laws Relating to Real Estate with This Correspondence Course

To be a successful real estate salesperson in Nevada , it is important to have a good understanding of the laws that affect the real estate profession. This 3-hour Nevada CE correspondence course meets the Nevada 3-hour law requirement and covers advertising, working with out-of-state brokers, transparency in transactions, transient housing, and fines to ensure you have a solid understanding of real estate laws in Nevada.

Key Points:

• Correspondence course allows you to take the continuing education real estate course at your own speed.
• Fulfill your 3-hours of law continuing education.
• Understand laws relevant to the real estate profession in Nevada.

Stay Up-to-Date on Nevada Risk Reduction CE with This Online Correspondence Real Estate Course

To be a successful real estate salesperson in Nevada, it is important for you to have a good understanding of the risks that affect the real estate profession so you can help reduce those risks. This 3-hour Nevada real estate continuing education (CE) correspondence course meets the Nevada 3-hour risk-reduction requirement and covers Fair Housing, insurance, fraud, cybersecurity, office compliance, and disclosures to ensure you have a solid understanding of real estate risks in Nevada.

Key Points:

• Online correspondence real estate course allows you to take the course at your own speed.
• Fulfill your 3 hours of risk-reduction continuing education.
• Understand the risks relevant to the real estate profession in Nevada.

Expand Your Knowledge and Understanding of Tax-Free Exchanges in Nevada

This NV continuing education real estate course explores the history, evolution, rules, and forms of the strategy used to defer tax liability until a later date. Loaded with real-life examples and calculations, this online course allows you to learn the vocabulary and application of tax-free exchanges so that you are better able to answer client questions. A recent review of content ensures you will receive the most up-to-date materials.

Key Points:

• Case studies for review of important concepts in a real-world scenario.
• Unit exams to test your knowledge.

Find Out the Truth About Mold Before It’s Too Late

Mold is a hot topic in the real estate industry, and real estate professionals need to understand what it is and what to do when it is found in a property. The Truth About Mold Nevada real estate course explores this widely misunderstood topic with information on how issues relating to mold impact the real estate profession. You will receive practical information on remediation, reducing liability, sampling and testing kits, health effects of mold, and the differences between mold and other environmental red flags.

Key Points:

• Helps you identify situations that can cause mold, aiding in mold prevention. 
• Understand what to do when mold is present in real estate.
• Learn the importance of remediation and disclosure, reducing liability for you and your sellers, and reducing harm to your buyers.

A High-Level View of the Fastest-Growing Segment in Real Estate Today

Real estate property management is the fastest-growing segment of today’s real estate marketplace as more and more people are displaced from their homes through foreclosure and need to find shelter in a rental. In this introductory course, you will receive a comprehensive overview of what major duties and responsibilities are assigned to a property manager, explore the economics of the rental business, and learn the biggest risks and liabilities associated with managing rental properties.

Learn necessary information to be a successful real estate professional.

In this course, you will review both the judicial and non-judicial foreclosure processes along with rights of redemption and foreclosure timelines. You will learn the pertinent forms used in short sale and REO proceedings, including key terms and definitions of the foreclosure business.

This course can guide you to success by helping you identify and market a short sale property and teaching you the right person to connect with at the lender. Whether you just need to sharpen your distressed property skills or are jumping in for the first time, this course is made for you.

Key Points:

Real estate professionals are held to a standard of reporting if they find something that is a "red flag” (a visual sign or indication of a defect), yet many are inadequately informed of what qualifies as a red flag and what their responsibility is when they find one. You are not responsible for a full inspection – a home inspector is – but since you have exposure to the home, there is an obligation to disclose what you see. Red flags always cause negotiations and can threaten sales, but they can be especially troublesome in a buyer’s market, when buyers can afford to be picky about many issues. And with as much inventory as we currently have, the individuals who are looking to buy these properties are more likely to be investors who are generally more familiar with these issues.

Recent legislation has directed you with the responsibility of inspecting properties for "red flags” – especially an extreme issue such as asbestos or mold. Brokers and agents who understand and comply with their state’s disclosure laws stand a better chance of avoiding legal liability or a sale falling through.

Limit your personal risk by being better informed of what to look for and how to correctly respond to the finding.

Topics include:

• Red Flags overview
• Specific issues such as asbestos and hazardous vegetation
• Disclosure law compliance
• How to communicate findings