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Our Virginia real estate CE packages are approved by the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation. These real estate CE renewal packages have all the mandatory courses you need to renew your Virginia Broker License or Virginia Salesperson License.



24 Hour Virginia Broker CE
Complete CE Renewal Package

Includes:(All the necessary mandatory courses)

  • Virginia Broker Management
  • Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
  • Virginia Fair Housing
  • Virginia Rules and Regulations
  • Virginia Agency Relationships

Old Price: $200.00
$119.00
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16 Hour Virginia Salesperson CE
Complete CE Renewal Package

Includes:(All the necessary mandatory courses)

  • Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
  • Virginia Fair Housing
  • Virginia Rules and Regulations
  • Virginia Agency Relationships
  • Limited Service Agency

Old Price: $129.00
$89.00
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Virginia Real Estate License Information

Section 54.1-2105.03 of the Code of Virginia requires that all Board-licensed brokers and salespersons (who have renewed their license at least once before) complete Board-approved Continuing Education to renew or activate their license(s).

Brokers must complete 24 hours of Continuing Education to renew their license(s). Of these 24 hours, they must complete 8 hours in Broker Management & Agent Supervision, 3 hours in Ethics & Standards of Conduct, 2 hours in Fair Housing, 1 hour in Legal Updates and Emerging Trends, 1 hour in Real Estate Agency and 1 hour in Real Estate Contracts. The remaining 8 hours may be in Real Estate Related Subjects (electives) or in the required Continuing Education subjects mentioned earlier in this paragraph. These Continuing Education requirements also apply to inactive brokers who apply to activate their license(s).

Salespersons who have renewed their license at least once before must complete 16 hours of Continuing Education courses to renew their license. Of these 16 hours, they must complete 3 hours in Ethics and Standards of Conduct, 2 hours in Fair Housing, 1 hour in Legal Updates and Emerging Trends, 1 hour in Real Estate Agency and 1 hour in Real Estate Contracts. The remaining 8 hours may be in Real Estate Related Subjects (electives) or in the required Continuing Education subjects mentioned earlier in this paragraph. These Continuing Education requirements also apply to inactive salespersons who apply to activate their license.

For additional information regarding DPOR’s requirements, please visit http://www.dpor.virginia.gov/dporweb/reb_main.cfm

Please check the box next to the course(s) you wish to take. Then click the “Add To Cart” button to proceed with registration.

Mandatory Courses Course Description Credit Hours Cost  
Virginia Fair Housing Virginia Fair Housing 4.0 Hrs $25
Virginia Broker Management Virginia Broker Management 8.0 Hrs $40
Virginia Agency Relationships Virginia Agency Relationships 1.0 Hrs $10
Virginia Rules and Regulations Virginia Rules and Regulations 2.0 Hrs $20
Individual Courses Course Description Credit Hours Cost  
Real Estate Ethics & NAR Code of Ethics Real Estate Ethics & NAR Code of Ethics 3.0 Hrs $25
Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement 4.0 Hrs $25
Environmental Hazards Environmental Hazards 4.0 Hrs $25
Leases Leases 4.0 Hrs $25
Liens, Taxes and Foreclosures Liens, Taxes and Foreclosures 3.0 Hrs $25
24 Hr Virginia Broker CE Renewal Package
Course Description: All active brokers are required to complete 24 clock hours of Virginia Real Estate Board approved real estate continuing education courses.

This course package includes the mandatory 8 hour Virginia Broker Management course, 3 hours of Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics and the remaining 5 hours of Virginia Rules and Regulations, Virginia Agency Relationships, and Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement; and 8 hours of general elective courses as are approved by the Virginia Real Estate Board.

This course package includes all necessary courses to satisfy your Virginia Real Estate Broker CE requirements. This is a state-approved online 24 hour course of continuing education that is required every 2 years.

Courses included in package:

  • Virginia Broker Management
  • Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
  • Virginia Fair Housing
  • Virginia Rules and Regulations
  • Virginia Agency Relationships
  • Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement
  • Limited Service Agency

 

Virginia Broker Management
 This course will provide the learner with a guide to what it takes to run a successful real estate firm. Opening a real estate business is not a decision that should be taken lightly. A real estate salesperson understands the real estate market, how to list and sell, and how to take care of customers and clients. These skills will be invaluable in running one’s own company. There will be many problems that will arise that require knowledge of the workings of the real estate market. This knowledge of the real estate market alone will not be enough to be successful in running a real estate company. Additional skills are required for and in preparation of opening day. This course will show the learner how to prepare for that day.

Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
 This module is designed as a 3-hour course to educate students on ethics in the real estate industry and to better understand the NAR® Code of Ethics, its enforcement procedures, and practical use of the guidelines set forth therein. The student must pass a comprehensive final exam to receive credit for the module.

Virginia Fair Housing
 This module discusses the federal Fair Housing Act, as well as other anti-discrimination laws that directly affect the real estate industry and the financing of real estate. Upon completion of this course, you will understand the legislation, its purpose and importance. You will also be familiar with the penalties for violating such statutes and have a better understanding of how you can avoid unethical discrimination in your everyday conduct.

Virginia Rules and Regulations
 This course covers a broad range of issues related to Virginia real estate rules and regulations to help students complete required continuing education course work.

Our introductory lesson will discuss details of license renewal in Virginia. Going full circle, we’ll look at renewal from the perspective of an active broker or salesperson, an inactive broker or salesperson, and the board. We’ll also be looking at what to do when reinstatement is required and what could trigger disciplinary action.

Virginia Agency Relationships
 The undertaking of real estate transactions is a complex endeavor. Expertise is needed by buyers and sellers of real property in order to assure that profits are maximized while losses are minimized, both of these ends being realized in legal and ethical ways. To gain this expertise, it is common, if not necessary, for buyers and sellers to enter into relationships with those who have expertise in real property issues—namely, you.

Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement
 Agreement is an essential component in the legal transference of ownership. In real estate, contracts are the instruments by which agreements are reached for the conveyance of property. Whether a salesperson is promising to sell a property within a specified period of time, a prospective buyer is placing an offer on a house or a seller is considering an offer on property, some type of contract is involved. In this Contracts course, the student learns about the types of general contracts as well as the different kinds of real estate contracts.

Limited Service Agency
 This course covers a broad range of issues related to limited-service brokerages to help you learn ways to help clients through this sometimes-complicated process.

Approved Course Number(s):

  • 55495
  • 58137
  • 61426
  • 57120
  • 57248
  • 59147
  • 59146

16 Hr Virginia Salesperson CE Renewal Package
Course Description: All active salesperson are required to complete 16 clock hours of Virginia Real Estate Borad approved real estate continuing education courses.

This course package includes 8 hours of mandatory topics and 8 hours of elective subjects.

This course package includes all necessary courses to satisfy your Virginia Real Estate Salesperson CE requirements. This is a state-approved online 16 hour course of continuing education that is required every 2 years.

Courses included in package:

  • Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
  • Virginia Fair Housing
  • Virginia Rules and Regulations
  • Virginia Agency Relationships
  • Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement
  • Limited Service Agency

 

Real Estate Ethics and NAR Code of Ethics
 This course introduces you to some of the general ideas and theories that help apply the concept of ethical judgment. This provides a background for a detailed discussion of professional real estate ethics that is framed in terms of the NAR® Code of Ethics. In this module, we will frequently refer to the NAR® Code of Ethics as “the Code of Ethics” or simply “the Code”.

Virginia Fair Housing
 Initially, this module will introduce the federal Fair Housing Act, explaining the groups of people whom it covers and the various wrongs against which the law is meant to protect. In addition, we will discuss the meaning of discrimination and the existence of certain exemptions to the law. After detailing the Fair Housing Act, this course will move on to other relevant statutes, such as the federal Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Virginia Rules and Regulations
 Our introductory lesson will discuss details of license renewal in Virginia. Going full circle, we’ll look at renewal from the perspective of an active broker or salesperson, an inactive broker or salesperson, and the board. We’ll also be looking at what to do when reinstatement is required and what could trigger disciplinary action.

Virginia Agency Relationships
 A variety of relationships exist in real estate transactions and they are designed to serve the different means and degrees to which buyers and sellers are represented. These distinct relationship categories are borne of agency law.

Contracts, Purchases and Sales Agreement
 This course will introduce the student to two of the three factors that create a contract: offers and acceptances. When there is an offer and acceptance, the parties can either perform their respective parts of the contract or breach the contract by not fulfilling their obligations. Then we will discuss the third component of a legally binding and enforceable contract—performance. There are four basic types of contracts in real estate: sales contracts, option agreements, contract for deeds and leases; these types of contracts being those that deal in the governance of the real estate industry which, as a real estate professional, the student should be familiar with.

Limited Service Agency
 This course covers a broad range of issues related to limited-service brokerages to help you learn ways to help clients through this sometimes-complicated process.

Approved Course Number(s):

  • 55495
  • 58137
  • 61426
  • 57120
  • 57248
  • 59147