approved by the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE)
School Approval No. S24-0019
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1 Hour of General Credit - CD17978
Meet "Sparky" the mascot for the NFPA who reminds us to remain “firewise” in our daily real estate practice? Qualifying for the ARED 2025 requirement for 1 hour of continuing education on this topic, we address the Firewise program and its significance to the community. We will look at this topic from the perspective of the practicing real estate licensee, offering unique tools and resources.
"What Should I Know About Deed Fraud?"
1 Hour of General Credit - CD17879
Our goal is to inform students of this complex crime which targets unsuspecting property owners. Participants will gain a general understanding of how this wrongdoing works and will equip them with the means to identify and recognize it’s occurrence appropriately. By being acquainted with the warning signs of fraudulent activity, licensees will be better able to protect the public from transactional deed fraud.
"Turn the Water On"
1 Hour of General Credit - CD17966
Meeting the new, 2025 ARED requirement, our 1 credit course addresses water issues in Arizona pertinent to practicing real estate agents. Regulations regarding our precious water, supply water rights and privileges, and other matters that influence a real estate transaction represent the primary topics included.
"Consumer Perceptions of Real Estate Agents"
3 Hours of General Credit - CD17878
We’ll discuss how consumers perceive real estate agents in terms of integrity and professionalism, why some consumers are unhappy with us and what they expect. We share NAR survey results and you’ll be able to relate to what they think of us.
3 Hours of Agency Credits - CD18030
In an agency relationship, there is a great deal of trust given by the buyer or seller to the agent who has been entrusted to act in the client’s behalf. Many of our laws exist with the intent of protecting the public in some cases from their very own agent. We think you will clearly see why agency has been a primary focal point in education requirements as we share some of the more prominent agency violations.
3 Hours of Contracts Credits - CD18042
In this course, we will cover the legal aspects of contracts and the impact of contracting upon the parties. Topics include essential elements of contracts, enforceability, legal terms, and the impact of breach and performance. Legal aspects of the AAR purchase agreement will be pointed out along with a presentation of the contract by a practicing broker.
"Arizona Commissioner's Standards"
3 Hours of Commissioner's Standards Credits - CD18064
As the ADRE is the regulatory body overseeing licensees, the Commissioner’s role is to enforce compliance, ensure consumer protection, and maintain integrity of the industry. The Commissioner’s Standards govern how licensees interact with the public, clients, and one another. We will explore the key sections in an easy to follow format.
"Is Fair Housing Really Fair?"
3 Hours of Fair Housing Credits - CD18142
The first fair housing laws were created in 1866 and extremely slow in developing with the times. It wasn't until 1968 when the Fair Housing Act was passed. We will cover the laws associated with Fair Housing at both a federal and state level. We will even throw in a twist with how your own biases may affect your practice.
3 Hours of Disclosure Credits - CD18XXX
Did you disclose everything in the transaction you are required to disclose? Is it possible you could be disciplined for failure to disclose? Then, there are items we are not even required to disclose. This could be confusing! We will provide you a refresher to keep it all straight.