The Code of Ethics (COE) class is required every 3 years by the National Association of REALTORS^®. The current cycle is through January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2027

Taught by: Jaynee Beck

The real estate industry is constantly under attack by hackers, fraudsters, and other entities with malicious intent. In this session, we will explore some of the main scams targeting the real estate world including Wire Transfer Fraud, Listing Scams, Business Email Compromise (BEC) phishing, ADA-Compliance of websites, and more, but most importantly how to protect you and your clients from these devious schemes. 

National Speaker: Craig Grant, Real Estate Technology Institute

As the lead Subject Matter Expert (SME) of NAR’s upcoming rebuild of ePro, 2023 RIS Media Newsmaker as an Industry Futurist, over 150 in-person & virtual speaking engagements around the world each year, including sessions for NAR, several state conventions, franchises, CRS, & other key industry events, Craig Grant is considered one of the most sought-after technology, marketing & cybersecurity speakers around.

Join us to learn how to create a CMA your way, and prospect like a pro using CRS Data! In this session we'll walk you through the options for creating a Custom CMA and producing a Client Report, as well as explore the Quick CMA tool.  You'll learn how to leverage location, property characteristics and the Home Improvement Value for more accurate insightful reports.

Taught by: Nikki Morgan, CRS Data

Webinar hosted by the Southern Oregon MLS for all Oregon Data Share members.

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The housing market is constantly evolving and recent legislative changes are reshaping how we buy, sell, and invest in real estate. Staying informed is not just valuable, it’s essential.

In this class, we will cover:

• Changes for Investors
• New tax benefits
• Changes at the CFPB
• Changes at the FED
• Fannie / Freddie IPO and effect on mortgage rates
• Tariffs affecting housing
• Changes to help qualify more buyers
• Changes with Crypto
• Federal Grants / Vouchers for first time homebuyers
• Gifts for down payment

Taught by: Larry Wallace, True North Mortgage

Learn about the 2025 OR Forms fall changes, including:

• A new section added to all Sales Agreements for required reporting to Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of certain cash transactions by entity purchasers, as required by new federal regulations
• Updated disclosures related to water rights as required by state law
• New form 1.1A that allows sellers to make direct offers to buyers
• Updated timelines and responsibilities for well and septic testing
• Added advisory language related to flood insurance requirements

Taught by: Michael Warren II, District VP, Oregon REALTORS^®

The purpose of fair housing laws and rules is to prevent discrimination against people on the basis of a protected class during a property transaction. Federal, state and local regulations prohibit brokers, sellers, lenders, and insurers from adopting discriminatory policies against people in protected classes.

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental, and financing of housing based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability. In addition to the federal protected classes, the state of Oregon has included additional protected classes, and many local governments have included even more.

This course is required by the Oregon Real Estate Agency (OREA) for all license renewals beginning in 2026.

Taught by: Debra Gisriel

Law and Rule (LARRC) is a required course every license renewal by the Oregon Real Estate Agency (OREA). Course for 2024-2025 license renewals.

Taught by Jaynee Beck