Arizona Real Estate Continuing Education

Choose this package…

• If you are a salesperson or associate broker and need to complete the full 24-hr requirement to renew.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.
• If you want to save! Purchasing a package is like getting a class for free.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.

Format:

• In-person or in a Virtual Classroom Via Livestream
  Join us in-person on campus or online in a virtual classroom with a live instructor and classmates.

Includes Required 24 ADRE Credit Hours:

• Agency Law (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Agency Law credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Contract Law (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Contract Law credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Requirements of the Licensee (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Requirements of the Licensee credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Disclosure (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Disclosure credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Fair Housing (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Fair Housing credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Legal Issues (3 hrs)
  3 hours of RE Legal Issues credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• General – Fire | Water | Deed (3 hrs)
  Beginning in 2025, this new course is now required by the ADRE to renew your license.
• General (3 hrs)
  3 general credit hours can fall under any mandatory credit category as long as it is not a duplicate of a class already being used this renewal period.

Choose this package…

• If you are a designated delegated or self-employed broker and need to complete the full 30-hr requirement to renew.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.
• If you want to save! Purchasing a package is like getting a class for free.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.

Format:

• In-person or in a Virtual Classroom Via Livestream
  Join us in-person on campus or online in a virtual classroom with a live instructor and classmates.

Includes Required 30 ADRE Credit Hours:

• Agency Law (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Agency Law credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Contract Law (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Contract Law credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Disclosure (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Disclosure credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Fair Housing (3 hrs)
  3 hours of Fair Housing credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• Legal Issues (3 hrs)
  3 hours of RE Legal Issues credit is required by the ADRE to renew your salesperson’s license.
• General – Fire | Water | Deed (3 hrs)
  Beginning in 2025, this new course is now required by the ADRE to renew your license.
• General (3 hrs)
  3 general credit hours can fall under any mandatory credit category as long as it is not a duplicate of a class already being used this renewal period.
• Broker Management Clinic #1: Rights and Responsibilities
  3 Hours Requirements of the Licensee. This course will cover the statutes and rules necessary for legal operation of a Real Estate Brokerage.
• Broker Management Clinic #2: Development and Implementation
  3 Hours Requirements of the Licensee. The course covers statutory and regulatory requirements related to the operation of a brokerage pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code.
• Broker Management Clinic #3: Being the Boss
  3 Hours Requirements of the Licensee. The course covers statutory and regulatory requirements related to the operation of a brokerage pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code.

Choose this package…

• If you are a salesperson renewing for the first time and you plan to submit your contract writing course for CE credit.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.
• If you want to want to save! Purchasing a package is like getting a class for free.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.

Format:

• Online Self-Paced
  Specific topics will be discussed that impact the buyer and seller in a real estate transaction. The purchase contract will be used to illustrate specific points.

Includes Required 18 ADRE Credit Hours:

• Code of Ethics with Case Studies
  Code of Ethics with Case Studies provides actual case studies from the NAR involving hearings on alleged violations, navigating through applicable portions of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics, Arizona law, and the Commissioner’s Rules. This course meets the NAR ethics requirement.
• Contract Money Matters
  When properties are bought and sold, most people are dealing with the largest financial transaction of their lives. Crafting the contract in a professional and knowledgeable manner is essential to achieving the client’s goals. Contract Money Matters includes the changes to the financing sections of the AAR Purchase Agreement relating to TRID and the Dodd-Frank Act and includes discussion of the AAR Seller Financing Addenda.
• Agency in Action
  Agency in Action will discuss basic contract law. It also deals with the duties and conflicts that arise in single agency and dual agency and offers suggestions to licensees as to how to navigate the treacherous waters of real estate transactions.
• Firewise Communities, Deed Fraud Prevention, and Water in Arizona
  This course begins by providing you with the essential knowledge to share with your clients and Arizona property owners on wildfire prevention, the Firewise USA Recognition Program, and hazard disclosure reports. It emphasizes community collaboration and proactive measures to create defensible spaces. This course also covers deed fraud prevention to equip you with the knowledge to detect, prevent, and respond to deed fraud. It covers legal requirements, red flags, preventive measures, and steps to restore rightful ownership. Finally, you will get an in-depth discussion of Arizona’s water resources, legal frameworks, and management practices. We’ll cover water rights, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, and other essential topics.
• Arizona Fair Housing Laws and Compliance
  This three-hour continuing education course is designed to help Arizona real estate licensees better understand how to comply with the federal and
  Arizona state fair housing laws. The first four lessons focus on the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 1 covers the journey toward equity and fairness in housing opportunities through the passing of federal laws and US Supreme Court case rulings. Lesson 2 defines protected classes and exemptions under the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 3 focuses on prohibited acts and fair housing-compliant marketing and advertising. Lesson 4 explains how the federal Fair Housing Act is enforced and discusses implicit bias. Lesson 5 covers the Arizona Fair Housing Act, including its key components, how it compares to federal fair housing laws, and how it is enforced.
• Mastering Disclosure Law for Arizona Licensees
  This 3-hour course provides Arizona real estate licensees with a comprehensive and current understanding of the disclosure obligations that govern every transaction they handle. Students will develop a thorough grounding in Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32, Chapter 20, and the Arizona Administrative Code Title 4, Chapter 28—including the targeted but consequential July 2025 rule updates (31 A.A.R. 4267, effective July 9, 2025)—with a focus on the disclosure rules most likely to affect day-to-day practice. From identifying material defects and applying the reasonable buyer standard to navigating broker supervision obligations and avoiding inadvertent non-disclosures, this course equips licensees with the knowledge to protect their clients, protect their license, and stay on the right side of Arizona’s disclosure law.

Choose this package…

• If you are a salesperson or associate broker and need to complete the full 24-hr requirement to renew.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.
• If you want to want to save! Purchasing a package is like getting 2 classes for free.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.

Format:

• Online Self-Paced
  Specific topics will be discussed that impact the buyer and seller in a real estate transaction. The purchase contract will be used to illustrate specific points.

Includes Required 24 ADRE Credit Hours:

• Code of Ethics with Case Studies
  Code of Ethics with Case Studies provides actual case studies from the NAR involving hearings on alleged violations, navigating through applicable portions of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics, Arizona law, and the Commissioner’s Rules. This course meets the NAR ethics requirement.
• Contract Money Matters
  When properties are bought and sold, most people are dealing with the largest financial transaction of their lives. Crafting the contract in a professional and knowledgeable manner is essential to achieving the client’s goals. Contract Money Matters includes the changes to the financing sections of the AAR Purchase Agreement relating to TRID and the Dodd-Frank Act and includes discussion of the AAR Seller Financing Addenda.
• Agency in Action
  Agency in Action will discuss basic contract law. It also deals with the duties and conflicts that arise in single agency and dual agency and offers suggestions to licensees as to how to navigate the treacherous waters of real estate transactions.
• Firewise Communities, Deed Fraud Prevention, and Water in Arizona
  This course begins by providing you with the essential knowledge to share with your clients and Arizona property owners on wildfire prevention, the Firewise USA Recognition Program, and hazard disclosure reports. It emphasizes community collaboration and proactive measures to create defensible spaces. This course also covers deed fraud prevention to equip you with the knowledge to detect, prevent, and respond to deed fraud. It covers legal requirements, red flags, preventive measures, and steps to restore rightful ownership. Finally, you will get an in-depth discussion of Arizona’s water resources, legal frameworks, and management practices. We’ll cover water rights, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, and other essential topics.
• Case Studies in Real Estate Law
  Today, real estate pros face liability claims and the threat of litigation. Case Studies in Real Estate Law will take you on a tour of many appellate and supreme court level cases that have impacted the real estate profession and is designed to help you recognize risk and liability through an examination of actual cases as well as give you practical knowledge and insight into courtroom litigation.
• Commissioner’s Rules and Buyer Representation
  The three-hour Commissioner’s Rules and Buyer Representation online course covers both Arizona Requirements of the Licensee and the NAR Code of Ethics. In addition to covering licensing rules in Arizona, the course covers how to avoid violating those rules and penalties and disciplinary action that apply when violations are found. The chapters include an in-depth look at Articles 1 and 3 against the backdrop of recent litigation aimed at the real estate industry’s cooperative compensation model. The course demonstrates how buyer representation and ethical practice are part of a licensee’s value proposition and provides perspective on how high ethical standards can be used when adapting to market changes. The course mixes presentation of facts, concepts, key terms, and real-life examples to illustrate the topics being taught, as well as videos and quizzes for self-assessment.
• Arizona Fair Housing Laws and Compliance
  This three-hour continuing education course is designed to help Arizona real estate licensees better understand how to comply with the federal and
  Arizona state fair housing laws. The first four lessons focus on the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 1 covers the journey toward equity and fairness in housing opportunities through the passing of federal laws and US Supreme Court case rulings. Lesson 2 defines protected classes and exemptions under the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 3 focuses on prohibited acts and fair housing-compliant marketing and advertising. Lesson 4 explains how the federal Fair Housing Act is enforced and discusses implicit bias. Lesson 5 covers the Arizona Fair Housing Act, including its key components, how it compares to federal fair housing laws, and how it is enforced.
• Mastering Disclosure Law for Arizona Licensees
  This 3-hour course provides Arizona real estate licensees with a comprehensive and current understanding of the disclosure obligations that govern every transaction they handle. Students will develop a thorough grounding in Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32, Chapter 20, and the Arizona Administrative Code Title 4, Chapter 28—including the targeted but consequential July 2025 rule updates (31 A.A.R. 4267, effective July 9, 2025)—with a focus on the disclosure rules most likely to affect day-to-day practice. From identifying material defects and applying the reasonable buyer standard to navigating broker supervision obligations and avoiding inadvertent non-disclosures, this course equips licensees with the knowledge to protect their clients, protect their license, and stay on the right side of Arizona’s disclosure law.

Choose this package…

• If you are a designated delegated or self-employed broker and need to complete the full 30-hr requirement to renew your broker’s license.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.
• If you want to want to save! Purchasing a package is like getting 3 classes for free.
  We’ll help you stay prepared for the exam and review course concepts with CompuCram real estate pre-licensing vocabulary review.

Format:

• Online Self-Paced
  Specific topics will be discussed that impact the buyer and seller in a real estate transaction. The purchase contract will be used to illustrate specific points.

Includes Required 30 ADRE Credit Hours:

• Code of Ethics with Case Studies
  Code of Ethics with Case Studies provides actual case studies from the NAR involving hearings on alleged violations, navigating through applicable portions of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics, Arizona law, and the Commissioner’s Rules. This course meets the NAR ethics requirement.
• Contract Money Matters
  When properties are bought and sold, most people are dealing with the largest financial transaction of their lives. Crafting the contract in a professional and knowledgeable manner is essential to achieving the client’s goals. Contract Money Matters includes the changes to the financing sections of the AAR Purchase Agreement relating to TRID and the Dodd-Frank Act and includes discussion of the AAR Seller Financing Addenda.
• Agency in Action
  Agency in Action will discuss basic contract law. It also deals with the duties and conflicts that arise in single agency and dual agency and offers suggestions to licensees as to how to navigate the treacherous waters of real estate transactions.
• Firewise Communities, Deed Fraud Prevention, and Water in Arizona
  This course begins by providing you with the essential knowledge to share with your clients and Arizona property owners on wildfire prevention, the Firewise USA Recognition Program, and hazard disclosure reports. It emphasizes community collaboration and proactive measures to create defensible spaces. This course also covers deed fraud prevention to equip you with the knowledge to detect, prevent, and respond to deed fraud. It covers legal requirements, red flags, preventive measures, and steps to restore rightful ownership. Finally, you will get an in-depth discussion of Arizona’s water resources, legal frameworks, and management practices. We’ll cover water rights, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, and other essential topics.
• Arizona Fair Housing Laws and Compliance
  This three-hour continuing education course is designed to help Arizona real estate licensees better understand how to comply with the federal and
  Arizona state fair housing laws. The first four lessons focus on the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 1 covers the journey toward equity and fairness in housing opportunities through the passing of federal laws and US Supreme Court case rulings. Lesson 2 defines protected classes and exemptions under the federal Fair Housing Act. Lesson 3 focuses on prohibited acts and fair housing-compliant marketing and advertising. Lesson 4 explains how the federal Fair Housing Act is enforced and discusses implicit bias. Lesson 5 covers the Arizona Fair Housing Act, including its key components, how it compares to federal fair housing laws, and how it is enforced.
• Mastering Disclosure Law for Arizona Licensees
  This 3-hour course provides Arizona real estate licensees with a comprehensive and current understanding of the disclosure obligations that govern every transaction they handle. Students will develop a thorough grounding in Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32, Chapter 20, and the Arizona Administrative Code Title 4, Chapter 28—including the targeted but consequential July 2025 rule updates (31 A.A.R. 4267, effective July 9, 2025)—with a focus on the disclosure rules most likely to affect day-to-day practice. From identifying material defects and applying the reasonable buyer standard to navigating broker supervision obligations and avoiding inadvertent non-disclosures, this course equips licensees with the knowledge to protect their clients, protect their license, and stay on the right side of Arizona’s disclosure law.
• Broker Management Clinic #1: Rights and Responsibilities
  This particular course—Rights and Responsibilities—satisfies the 3-hour requirement for Broker Management Clinic #1. The course covers statutory requirements related to the operation of a brokerage pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code.
• Broker Management Clinic #2: Development and Implementation
  This course—Development and Implementation—satisfies the 3-hour requirement for Arizona Broker Management Clinic #2. The course covers statutory and regulatory requirements related to the operation of a brokerage pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code.
• Broker Management Clinic #3: Being the Boss
  This course—Being the Boss—satisfies the 3-hour requirement for Broker Management Clinic #3. The course covers statutory requirements related to the operation of a brokerage pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code.