14 Hr Real Estate CE for 2024-2026 Cycle Sessions

CE: AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS 2024-2026 PENNSYLVANIA MANDATORY CE COURSE ABOUT THE COURES: 3.5 CE credit hours Agency rules have changed—and confusion is costly. This required Pennsylvania CE class cuts through the noise and explains agency relationships the way licensees actually need to understand them. From consumer notices and representation agreements to compensation conversations after the NAR settlement, you’ll get clear answers, real examples, and practical guidance you can use immediately. Why You Should Take This Class - Complete your Agency Relationships CE with straightforward explanations that make sense in today’s market, without the confusion -Know Who You Represent: Finally get crystal clear on agency types, disclosures, and agreements. -NAR Settlement—Explained: Understand what’s changed, what hasn’t, and how to talk about compensation with confidence. -Walk Out Ready: Practical scenarios, real talk, and tools you’ll use in your very next transaction.

About this course: 2024-2026 Pennsylvania Mandatory Real Estate CE Topic & Meets NAR Cycle 8 Fair Housing Requirement 3.5 Credits - FUNDAMENTALS OF FAIR HOUSING; Past, Present, and Future Fair Housing Explore the evolution of fair housing from its historical roots to current-day practices—and look ahead to emerging trends shaping the future of equitable housing. This course is designed to educate real estate professionals on the legal, ethical, and social responsibilities of fair housing across time. What You’ll Gain: -An overview of the history and impact of the Fair Housing Act -Awareness of modern-day challenges and how to navigate them -Knowledge of protected classes and how enforcement has changed over time -Tools to create inclusive, bias-free practices in real estate -Insight into future trends, including AI, social media, and evolving demographics -Practical strategies to stay compliant and build trust in diverse communities

About this course: 7.5 CE CR Explore the evolution of American home design and learn how to confidently identify the architectural styles you see in today’s market. From Colonial and Victorian to Mid-Century and Modern, this course strengthens your ability to accurately describe, market, and discuss properties with clients. -Identify major residential architectural styles -Recognize defining features and materials -Improve listing descriptions with correct terminology -Speak confidently with buyers and sellers about style and value A practical, visually engaging course designed for real estate professionals who want sharper skills and stronger marketing.