OREC Course #3003148 • 90 HR PRE-Licensing Course
This Oklahoma Real Estate Commission-approved 90-hour pre-licensing course is the first step toward becoming a licensed real estate professional in Oklahoma. Completing this course earns you the certification required to apply to take the National and Oklahoma Real Estate Exams. Upon passing both exams, you will be eligible to receive your one-year Provisional Sales Associate License issued by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC).
This course covers national real estate principles and Oklahoma-specific laws, ensuring you have a strong foundation in real estate transactions, contracts, property rights, financing, fair housing, and professional ethics. With detailed study guides, practice exams, and live weekly Q&A sessions, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence needed to pass your exams and launch your real estate career.
Rights, Interests & Estates
Ownership Types & Limitations
Encumbrances & Liens
Title Transfer & Recording
Leases & Land Use Regulations
Legal Descriptions
Contract Law & Agency Relationships
Listing Agreements & Sales Contracts
Brokerage Practices & Professional Standards
Economics & Market Analysis
Appraisal & Property Valuation
Investment & Taxation
Mortgage & Financing Options
Professional Practices & Closing Procedures
Property Management & Risk Management
Licensing Requirements & Broker Relationship Act
Brokerage Practice Regulations & Oklahoma Advertising Rules
Property Disclosures & Licensee Disclosure Duties
Oklahoma-Specific Property Management Laws
A final assessment will be conducted to ensure an understanding of key concepts covered in each section. Upon successfully passing the assessment, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of real estate brokerage regulations, practices, and leadership principles essential for brokers' success in the industry. It meets the required 15-hour continuing education requirement for all Managing Brokers, Branch Brokers, and Broker Associates. Covering topics such as broker responsibilities, advertising regulations, contracts and forms, trust accounts, property management, fair housing, investigations, disclosures, and leadership, this course aims to provide comprehensive insights into key areas of real estate brokerage.
The objective of this 15-hour continuing education course is to equip Managing Brokers with advanced knowledge and practical solutions in real estate brokerage. Through a comprehensive exploration of regulations, best practices, and leadership strategies, Managing Brokers will enhance their ability to effectively manage their brokerage operations, mitigate risks, and lead their teams to success.
Real case studies and solutions demonstrating complex scenarios and challenges faced by Managing Brokers in real-world brokerage operations.
Relevant legal documents, statutes, and regulations pertaining to real estate brokerage in Oklahoma.
Interactive exercises and simulations to reinforce learning and practical application of concepts.
Access to OREC Online Portal and other relevant online resources for reference and examination of regulatory requirements.
Course workbook containing summaries, checklists, and additional resources for ongoing reference and implementation.
By the end of the course, Managing Brokers will have gained a deeper understanding of their responsibilities, mastered effective advertising strategies, honed their contract negotiation skills, established sound trust account management practices, enhanced their property management expertise, navigated investigations and complaints procedures, ensured compliance with disclosure requirements and developed leadership capabilities essential for success in the real estate brokerage industry.
OREC Online Portal and License Code
Understanding Oklahoma Statutes and Definitions
Broker Relationships and OREC Rule Definitions
Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act
License Type Requirements and Legal Entities
Broker Supervision and Errors & Omissions Insurance
Commissions, Associates' Activities, and Broker Absence
Continuing Education and License Renewal Procedures
Understanding Advertising & Marketing in Real Estate
OREC Advertising Code & Rules
Business Trade Names and Licensee Team Names
Team Advertising and Marketing Strategies
Compliance Checklist and Advertising Best Practices
Broker Relationships, Duties, and Limited Service Agreements
Disclosures in Transactions and Following Termination
Beneficial Interest, Compensation, and Residential Property Disclosures
Prohibited Acts, Misrepresentation, and Dealings
Real Estate Transaction Checklist and Backup Offers
Conditional Offers, Negotiation Strategies, and Contract Release
Understanding Bonafide, Rescinded, and Cancelled Contracts
NAR Settlement; the DOJ’s involvement & history of commission
Mastering Buyer Broker Agreements
General Requirements and Duty to Account
Trust Accounts Management and Record Retention
Commissions, Transfers, and Errors in Trust Accounts
Handling Excess Funds, Checks, and Unclaimed Property
Understanding Leasing and Tenant Rights
Fair Housing Review, Accommodations for ESA
Landlord Disclosures and Best Practices
Case Studies and Broker Oversight Checklist
Suspension/Revocation, Complaint Procedures, and Penalties
Causes for Suspension or Revocation of License
Complaint Hearings, Notice, and Administrative Fines
Understanding Leadership Potential and Onboarding Practices
Contractor vs. Employee Considerations
Leadership To-Do List and Onboarding Checklist
A final assessment will be conducted to ensure an understanding of key concepts covered in each section. Upon successfully passing the assessment, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
OREC Course #198553 • 1 HR BRA CE Credit
This course will provide a review of the history of Agency and the current Oklahoma Broker Relationship Act as amended in 2013. Through lectures, readings, and hands- on exercises, students will develop a strong foundation in elevating their role and value to their clients within the legal responsibilities of the broker relationship. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
This course will provide a review of the history of Agency and the current Oklahoma Broker Relationship Act as amended in 2013. Through lectures, readings, and hands- on exercises, students will develop a strong foundation in elevating their role and value to their clients within the legal responsibilities of the broker relationship. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
Duties that can be waived
Duties that cannot be waived
Can you waive client confidentiality? Duties that survive the transaction
Building Rapport
Uncovering motivation
Questions to qualify
Role Play: Unmotivated sellers & the cost
Why have an agreement with Buyers?
Anti-trust and the DOJ
OREC Course #190183 • 3 HR CAR CE Credit
This course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the OREC Code and Rules. Through interactive learning activities, case studies, and discussions, learners will explore the key elements of the OREC Code and Rules, their significance in real estate practice, and the impact of recent changes in the industry. This course covers brokerage relationships, disclosure requirements, advertising rules, property management, and ethical standards. In addition, learners will examine the legal implications of non-compliance with the OREC Code and Rules, and develop strategies to avoid violations.
This course is designed for real estate professionals who are actively licensed as residents and non-residents of Oklahoma, including broker associates, sales associates, and property managers. Upon completion of this course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to comply with the OREC Code and Rules and provide high-quality services to their clients. This course also satisfies Oklahoma's continuing education requirements for real estate professionals.
OREC Course #190184 • 1 HR CAR CE Credit
This course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a need-to-know understanding of the latest OREC Code and Rules changes, including all current and past changes made between 2020 and 2022 by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. In addition, learners will examine the legal implications of non-compliance with the OREC Code and Rules, and develop strategies to avoid violations. Students will explore the key elements of the OREC Code and Rules, their significance in real estate practice, and the impact of recent changes in the industry.
Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the OREC Code and Rules, including all current and past changes made between 2020 and 2022, and apply this knowledge to their practice as licensed real estate professionals in Oklahoma. Overall, this course aims to equip learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate in compliance with the OREC Code and Rules and to provide a foundation for ongoing professional development in the field of real estate.
OREC Course #190181 • 1 HR CON CE Credit
This course is designed to allow students to demonstrate a thorough understanding of the purpose and structure of the OREC Exclusive Right to Sale Listing Agreement, including the meaning and purpose of every paragraph and clause. Through analysis of case studies, students will also gain an understanding of the consequences of failing to present the agreement in its entirety when sending it for electronic signature.
This course aims to equip learners with a comprehensive understanding of the OREC Exclusive Right to Sale Listing Agreement, and the knowledge and skills necessary to present it effectively to clients and operate in compliance with legal and ethical standards.
Presentation of Agreement
Purpose
Acknowledgment
Duration
Compensation
Seller Agrees
Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act
Lead-Based Paint
Hold Harmless
Seller Authorizes Brokerage to
Broker Duties & Responsibilities
Liable
Forfeited Earnest Money
Acknowledgement
Multi-Listing System (MLS)
Subsequent Offers
Lockbox
Existence of Offers
Residential Service Agreement (RSA)
Flood Hazard Area
Other Conditions
3.9 Coming Soon Listings
3.10 Exempted Listings
7.3 Dual or Variable Rate Commission Arrangements
Solving Problems for Consumers
Inventory
iBuyer & Wholesale
Property Trades
Upside-Down Equity & Forbearance Option
OREC Course #190182 • 1 HR CON CE Credit
This course covers the purpose and structure of buyer broker service agreements, disclosure requirements, negotiation strategies, and conflict resolution techniques. Learners will also examine case studies to gain a practical understanding of the issues that can arise from the lack of presenting the agreement or buying process, and develop strategies for addressing these issues in a professional and effective manner.
Upon completion of this course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently present and negotiate buyer broker service agreements with clients and operate in compliance with legal and ethical standards. This course is suitable for real estate professionals of all experience levels, including brokers, salespersons, and agents.
Presentation of Agreement
Purpose of Brokerage
Buyer's Acknowledgment
Duration of Agreement
Compensation of Broker
Cost of Services or Products Obtained from Outside Sources
Other Buyers
Equal Opportunity
Additional Provisions
Counterparts
Copy of Agreement
6.4 Prohibition on Advertising Services as "Free"
NAR & MLS Structure
Negotiation of Commission
Current Lawsuits
OREC Course #190185 • 1 HR CON CE Credit
This course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the legal terms and implications of conditional offers made by buyers. Through analysis of the OREC-provided documents provided in their index, students will gain a practical understanding of the issues that can arise during the conditional offer process, and develop strategies for addressing these issues in a professional and effective manner. Students will also engage in practical exercises to reinforce their understanding of the legal terms involved in conditional offers.
This course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the legal terms and implications of conditional offers made by buyers. Through analysis of the OREC-provided documents provided in their index, students will gain a practical understanding of the issues that can arise during the conditional offer process, and develop strategies for addressing these issues in a professional and effective manner. Students will also engage in practical exercises to reinforce their understanding of the legal terms involved in conditional offers.
Backup Offers
Listing Strategy: When to Use
Buyer Strategy: When to Use
Backup Offer Supplement
Conditional Offers
Conditioned on Sale: Presently Not Under Contract
Conditioned on Sale: Presently Under Contract
Domino Transactions
Negotiation of Occupancy
Contract Void & Release
Release of Contract & Disbursement of Earnest Money
Bonafide, Rescinded, Cancelled, Oh My!
Bonafide
Rescinded
Cancelled
Disclosure of Brokerage Services (Jan 2023)
Listing Agreement (Jan 2023)
Buyer Broker Service Agreement (Jan 2023)
Backup Supplement (Jan 2023)
Conditioned on Sale: Presently Under Contract
Conditioned on Sale: NOT Under Contract (Jan 2023)
Condition Removal Notification (Jan 2023)
Notice of Cancellation (Jan 2023)
Standard Clauses (Jan 2023)
OREC Course #198554 • 1 HR FHR CE Credit
This course will provide an overview of real estate industry's current and past fair housing guidelines. Students will learn how to properly advertise and communicate with verbal and non-verbal cues to ensure they are evolving beyond the sociological boundaries to which they have become accustomed. They will be empowered to support consumers in making informed decisions about buying and selling real estate without discriminatory bias. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
This course will provide an overview of real estate industry's current and past fair housing guidelines. Students will learn how to properly advertise and communicate with verbal and non-verbal cues to ensure they are evolving beyond the sociological boundaries to which they have become accustomed. They will be empowered to support consumers in making informed decisions about buying and selling real estate without discriminatory bias. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
Federal Fair Housing: Section 802
Key phrases & definitions
New Language
Protected Classes
What is prohibited
Case Study: November 2022
Discrimination is more than words
OREC Course #198556 • 1 HR HOT CE Credit
This course will provide an overview of your best source of business with the people you know, like, and trust in your everyday life. This is known as your sphere/circle of influence, prospecting, lead, and client funnels in the real estate industry. The course will cover a range of topics, including the potential value of your sphere, and the missing revenue calculator. Students will develop a strong understanding of a relationship-driven real estate business through lectures, readings, and hands-on exercises. They will gain the skills to apply this knowledge in their professional lives. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
To understand the best source of business regarding the people you know, like and trust in your everyday life with how they express their current needs with learning to invest, buy and sell real estate. Students of this course will leave with a new system of success when communicating with their personal sphere.
1. Terminology
2. Your Database Funnel
3. The potential value of your sphere
4. Missing revenue calculator
The 5 Qualities of a Successful Marketing Plan: 15 Minutes1. Phone Call touches: Option 1 - Weekly Name Groups
2. Phone Call touches: Option 2 - Calling by number of calls per day
3. Scripts & Topics of Conversation
4. Call Logging & Follow up
Email Touches: 20 Minutes1. Qualities of Successful, Attention-Grabbing Email Newsletters
2. Designing Your Newsletter & Content
3. Structure of an Email Newsletter
Direct Mail Touches: 30 Minutes1. Sphere vs Farm (prospect) Content
2. Budgeting for Direct Mail
3. Postcard topic & Vendor Planner
4. Evidence of Success Postcard
5. Evergreen Content
Happy Birthday & Home Anniversary: 10 Minutes1. Leverage Social Media
Sphere Touch Planner: 20 Minutes1. Build your own sphere touch planner
OREC Course #198572 • 1 HR HOT CE Credit
This course will provide an overview of the financial aspects of running a real estate practice, including income and expenses. Students will develop and implement a budget plan that allows for financial stability and growth. They will learn to monitor and track budget performance, identifying areas of over- or under-spending. This will empower them to make informed decisions about financial matters, such as purchasing property or investing gin marketing efforts. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
This course will provide an overview of the financial aspects of running a real estate practice, including income and expenses. Students will develop and implement a budget plan that allows for financial stability and growth. They will learn to monitor and track budget performance, identifying areas of over- or under-spending. This will empower them to make informed decisions about financial matters, such as purchasing property or investing gin marketing efforts. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
Income Types
Listing
Sales
Leasing
Referral
Property Management
Team Income
Coding Inventory & Assets
How and where to categorize expenditures for tax purposes
Figuring your Cost of Sale; when can you share commission, with who, and different brokerage/team/support role models
Shared commission revenue projections
Figuring your operational expenses
Identifying cost as a percentage of income
Figuring return on investment with advertising expenses
OREC Course #198573 • 1 HR HOT CE Credit
COMING SOON
OREC Course #198574 • 1 HR HOT CE Credit
This course will provide an overview of current and past market trends in the real estate industry. Students will learn how to analyze and interpret data on demand, supply, and pricing in order to support consumers with making informed decisions about buying and selling real estate. The course will cover a range of topics, including economic indicators, demographic trends, and local market conditions. Through lectures, readings, and hands-on exercises, students will develop a strong foundation in real estate market analysis and gain the skills to apply this knowledge in their professional lives.This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
To gain an understanding of current and past market trends in the real estate industry, including changes in demand, supply, and pricing, and to learn how to analyze and interpret these trends to be competent with providing consumers data so they may make informed decisions about buying and selling real estate.
National Economic Driver
10 year Treasury & 30 year mortgage rates
Oklahoma Economic Driver
Gross State Product
National Median Home Price
Oklahoma Median Home Price
Increase in Value 2000-2022
Institutional Investors
Current Forbearance, Short Sales, Foreclosures
Inventory Trends: National vs Oklahoma
Affordability Trends: National vs Oklahoma
OREC Course #198555 • 1 HR HOT CE Credit
This course will provide an overview of branding versus marketing and advertising when promoting oneself or real estate brokerage while selling real estate. The course will cover a range of topics, including holding your activities and money accountable regarding leads and conversions ratios. Through lectures, readings, and hands-on exercises, students will develop a strong foundation in tracking their top three sources of business and return on investment with other lead sources. They will gain the skills to apply this knowledge in their accounting and financial tracking. This course is designed for real estate professionals and those interested in entering the field.
To gain an understanding of return on investment in regards to advertising while operating a real estate brokerage. Real estate practitioners will be able to track their own personal data so they may make informed decisions about advertising, marketing and lead generation expenditures.
Branding
Marketing
Advertising
Leads = Conversion
Results = Closings
Activities = Where you spend Money = Cost of Sale
Clients & Cost of Sale by Lead Source
Tracking Results: Workshop
Write your own script
OREC Course #3003146 • 2 HR HOT CE Credit
COMING SOON
OREC Course #198575 • 1 HR PSC CE Credit
This course is designed to introduce students to the basic math skills & financial terminology needed to succeed in the real estate industry. Topics covered will include different methods of determining property value and in-depth knowledge of financing terminology to support consumer understanding. Additionally, a thorough explanation of additional costs involved in homeownership including routine maintenance, pool maintenance, pre-paids, interest, property taxes, and hazard insurance. Through lectures, practice problems, and hands-on exercises, students will develop a strong foundation in real estate math and gain the skills to apply this knowledge in their professional lives. This course is suitable for students with no prior math experience, as well as those who want to review and refresh their skills.
To develop a strong foundation in real estate math and gain the skills to apply this knowledge in professional settings, including the ability to choose the best method for obtaining accurate data in property value analysis, being able to concisely explain financing terminology and the costs involved in homeownership to consumers; and solve problems involving real estate math concepts.
The Essential Numbers of Real Estate
Comparables
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)
Comparative Method
Truth in Lending Act (TILA)
Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI)
Down Payment
Interest Rates
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM)
Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP)
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)
Hazard Insurance
Utilities
Average Maintenance Cost
Pool Maintenance
Homestead Election
Veteran State Tax Waiver (Disability)
Special Assessments
Association Dues
Government Notices Impacting Property & Surrounding Areas
OREC Course #198216 • 3 HR PSC CE Credit
This course provides an in-depth exploration of market analysis techniques using MLS data, RPR, and Realist to create precise property valuations. Students will learn how to select the most relevant comparables, apply adjustments with appraisal-based reasoning, and interpret market trends to support pricing strategies. Students will have the skills to conduct data-driven, defensible market analyses that stand up to scrutiny from lenders, appraisers, and clients alike.
To equip real estate professionals with the skills to conduct accurate market analyses using MLS tools and appraisal-based methodology. Students will learn to select and adjust comparables effectively, interpret key market indicators, and apply data-driven valuation techniques to be confident when presenting their pricing strategies.
MLS & Display Grid Set Up
Realist / Tax Records
RPR Reports & Features
Understanding the difference
Market Analysis
The Cost Approach
Adjusting Comparables: Size, Age, Acreage
Final Pricing
Case Study w/hands on workshop
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