Oklahoma
Online Real Estate
Continuing Education

This 1-hr course counts toward the Broker Relationship Act (BRA) course credits required by OREC. 

This 1-hr course counts toward the Code and Rules (CAR) course credits required by OREC. 

This 1-hr course counts toward the Contracts and Forms (CON) course credits required by OREC. 

This 1-hr course counts toward the Fair Housing (FHR) course credits required by OREC. 

This 1-hr course counts toward the Hot Topics (HOT) course credits required by OREC. 

This 1-hr course counts toward the Professional Conduct (PSC) course credits required by OREC. 

This 3-hr CE Renewal package is designed for Non-Resident Sales and Broker Associates and Brokers who wish to renew their license or lay the groundwork to obtain their Oklahoma license. This package includes three  mandatory topic courses. See below for details.

• Oklahoma Code and Rules Update (1 hr) (Code and Rules/CAR)
• Oklahoma Contract and Forms (1 hr) (Contracts/CON)
• Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act (1 hr) (Broker Relationship Act/BRA)

This course reviews the methods of creating buyer agency, methods of developing new business and duties of the buyer agent.

Increase your market penetration through these specialized techniques. Single agency by design. This course reviews the methods of creating buyer agency, methods of developing new business and duties of the buyer agent.

Learning objectives:

• How buyer representation serves the client 
• Types of agency and relevance of single agency 
• Understanding the buyer representation contract 
• The duties; obligations and benefits of buyer representation 

Gain an understanding of green homes and their influence and impact on buyers and sellers.

The course objectives include understanding Green as a new way of thinking, learning the terminology, understanding the benefits, analyzing savings, and learning to leverage this knowledge to better market green homes.

This course is a must for all agents who want to provide good service for clients interested in Green and/or LEED homes.     

The course learning objectives:

• Explain Green as a new way of thinking
• Learn the terminology of Green Homes
• Understand the benefits of Green
• Analyze how it reduces the cost of home ownership
• Explain how it increases purchasing power

Learn the tools to analyze investments and better serve clients (3 hrs).

This course covers basic investment concepts and analytical tools. The instructor provides real estate and financially-based models to help licensees rank and analyze investment alternatives and risk.

This 1-hr course counts toward the Professional Conduct (PSC) course credits required by OREC.  This course covers the importance of a policy manual and the standard types of information and materials necessary for constructing a good policy manual.

Gain an improved understanding of the role of policies in reducing liability, risk and improving performance

This course covers the importance of a policy manual and the standard types of information and materials necessary for constructing a good policy manual. Serves as an aid for those creating a policy manual. Improves your ability to provide consistent professional services to consumers and avoid liability.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain importance of a policy manual
• Increase compliance with the law
• Improve level of service to consumers
• Better management of high-risk areas of practice
• Aid the in the development of a policy manual

Course Topics:

• Topics include:
• Importance of a policy manual
• Important policies
• How to develop a policy manual
• Office policies
• Electronic and Internet policies
• Standard forms
• Mandatory disclosures
• Improving customer service
• Increasing compliance with laws
• Ethics
• Risk managemen

This 3-hr elective CE course covers the role of the property manager, fair housing laws, fiduciary duty, and rental forms.

Property Management is a three-hour, intermediate level, elective CE course.
the role of the property manager, fair housing laws, fiduciary duty, and rental forms.

Learning Objectives:

• Define and Understand the Role of the Property Manager
• Create & Apply a PM Log to comply with Fair Housing Laws
• Understand Property Manager's Fiduciary Duty
• Become Familiar with Standard Rental Forms
• Synthesize the essence of case studies with professional practice
• Create a Property Management Job Description and Department
• Identify Risks and Develop a Strategy to Reduce those Risks
   

Topics covered include:

• Residential Landlord Tenant Code
• Terminology and Definitions
• Personnel
• Job Descriptions, Duties
• Rental Agreements
• Security Deposits
• Repairs
• Prohibited Practices
• Termination of Tenancy
• Landlord Obligations
• Tenant Obligations
• Landlord Remedies
• Civil Remedies for Landlord Tenant Code
• Debt Collection
• Time Lines for Landlord Tenant Code Obligations
• Mandatory Disclosures for Property Management
• Federal Fair Housing Discrimination
• Discrimination in Real Property Transactions
• State Civil Rights Commission
• Department of Housing and Urban Development
• Case Studies