SLR 0005
Oregon Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) 2026-2027

2 CE Credits

This updated 2-hour Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) is required for Oregon real estate licensees renewing their licenses in 2026-2027. The course provides an overview of recent legislative changes that impact real estate professionals, explains the fundamentals of Oregon statutes and administrative rules, and clarifies the regulatory role of the Oregon Real Estate Agency. It ensures licensees stay compliant, informed, and prepared for current industry requirements.

SL 3005
Oregon Real Estate Professional’s Agency

15 CE Credits

This course covers the basics of real estate Agency and includes the law of Agency, Seller Property disclosure Requirements, Common Law and Statutory Agency Law, Dual/Single/Sub Agency, Buyer Broker Agency and Alternatives to Agency. Also included are a number of forms from the Oregon Revised Statutes.

SL 3006
Oregon Real Estate Professional’s Brokerage

20 CE Credits

This course covers the basics of real estate Brokerage and includes Licensing Rules and Regulations, Transaction Management and Financial Records, Business Operations and Financial Reports, Real Estate Contracts and Non-Financial Records, Agency Relationships and Office Activity, Office Advertising and Marketing, and Office Policy and Procedure Manual.

SL 3007
Real Estate Business Ethics – Oregon

1 CE Credits

This course covers Ethics as it relates to the real estate licensee, consumer protection laws, and an overview of the National Realtors Association Code of Ethics.

SLR 311
Class Coming Soon

2 CE Credits

SL 3008
Oregon Real Estate Professional’s Contracts

15 CE Credits

This course covers the essentials of real estate Contracts including Listing & Earnest Money Agreements, Options & Rights of Refusal, Leases & Lease Options, Escrow Agreements, and Land Sales Contracts.

SL 3009
Economics of Real Estate and Secondary Markets – Oregon

2 CE Credits

It covers the Economics of Real Estate and discusses Secondary Markets. Topics include business cycles, supply and demand, government fiscal & monetary policy, sources of funds, and CMAs vs. appraisals.

SL 3010
Oregon & Washington Real Estate Ethics

3 CE Credits

This course is a history of the Code of Ethics including an explanation of the Code, and how it applies to a REALTOR’S daily practice of real estate. As a condition to membership, each member is required to review the Code of Ethics every four years.

SL 3012
Financial Records and Reports – Oregon

4 CE Credits

This course covers the ins and outs of book keeping relating to Journals, Ledgers, Closing Statements, Ledger Cards, Client Trust Accounts and the entries relating to each. Also covered are reports such as the Operating Expense Report, Cost of Sales, Net Income Statement, and Budgets.

SL 3014
Licensing and Office Management – Oregon

5 CE Credits

This course covers the various types of real estate licensing and the responsibilities and duties of each. Also covered are selecting a sales force, broker management, training, supervision, and the attributes of a successful broker. The second part deals with leadership traits, characteristics, skills and fiduciary duty. The third section relates to methods of communication including listening, verbal, non-verbal and written. Office Selection and Facilities is important to a brokerage business. Covered here are demography, business cycles, design, and security.

SL 3015
Management and Business Planning – Oregon

2 CE Credits

Included are theories from Maslow, Herzberg and McClelland. The pros and cons of the different types of organization ownership are discussed along with examples of management mishaps. The second part of the course covers the purpose and structure of business planning and analyzing opportunities.

SL 3016
Non-Financial Records – Oregon

3 CE Credits

This course deals with real estate records and file management. Covered are transaction file contents, rules governing listing agreements and earnest money practices. Also covered are options, the various types of leases and clauses relating to Land Sales Contracts.

SL 3017
Office Procedures and Policy Manual – Oregon

2 CE Credits

This course contains a typical list of issues and subjects covered in a company policy manual. A real estate brokerage firm should always strive toward high professional standards to achieve and maintain a favorable reputation in the community. The purpose of a policy manual is to provide a reference guide understood by all and should be kept up to date by means of review and revision.

SL 3019
Property Management and Other Fields of Real Estate – Oregon

3 CE Credits

Discussed are the types of tenancies, leases and eviction. The basics of the Oregon Residential Landlord Tenant Act are also covered. Property management record keeping is an important area and property management Client Trust Accounts, journals, ledgers, statements, reports as well as the sale and transfer of a business or land are covered.

SL 3020
Oregon & Washington R E Professionals Property Management

10 CE Credits

It covers the basics of real estate Property Management and includes Leasehold Estates, Types of Less than Freehold Estates, Oregon Landlord Tennant Act, Commercial Leasing, Successful Property Management, and some of the Forms used in property management.

SL 3025
Seven Steps of Short Sales – Oregon & Washington

3 CE Credits

Real estate investors can frequently make very profitable purchases of real estate through a short sale. Many short sales do not get approved or fall through for a variety of reasons. Learn here the step-by-step process to initiate a short sale, starting with the homeowner-borrower and moving through lender negotiations to the closing.

SL 3026
Selling Real Estate IRA’s – Oregon

3 CE Credits

This course describes the procedures and possible pitfalls, of tax sheltered retirement account investing. Clients with money in IRA’s, 401k’s etc. may want to purchase real estate using their tax sheltered funds and how you, as a broker, can become involved.

SL 3027
Client Trust Accounts – Oregon

1 CE Credits

This course covers maintaining a client trust account is of utmost importance to the success of a property manager’s business.

SL 3028
Real Estate Leasing – Oregon

2 CE Credits

This course covers the various types of leases and where they are used as well as definitions and form sources.

SL 3029
Real Estate Cycles & your Business – Oregon

1 CE Credits

This course will give you insights into the cycles that have affected the market since 1860 and possibly what to expect in the future. While the amount of sales is in direct relationship to how hard we work our business, real estate cycles play an important part when implementing strategies to parallel the market.

SL 3036
Property Managers General Law – Oregon

4 CE Credits

The learning objectives are to understand Oregon real property law, the types of encumbrances on real property, Oregon property taxes and the Oregon Condominium Act.

SL 3037
Agency and Leasing of Property – Oregon

5 CE Credits

The learning objectives are to understand the fiduciary relationship, the agency working relationship between a principal and a property manager and the obligations a property manager owes their principal. Also covered are the definition and use of a lease, the different types of tenancy and the types of leases.

SL 3039
Property Manager’s Roles and Duties – Oregon

8 CE Credits

The learning objectives include understanding the background and history of licensed property management in the State of Oregon. Gaining an understanding of property management as a profession. The course defines the licensing regulations, requirements, and restrictions of an Oregon licensed property manager as well as the continuing education requirements for continued license renewal. The objectives also include understanding the various roles of a property manager, defines the differences in managing residential and commercial properties and describes the analyst systems used to evaluate investment properties. It allows the manager to become knowledgeable of the various duties of a property manager, understand the fiduciary relationship between a property manager and the property owner and be knowledgeable about property owner responsibilities and liabilities. The student will also learn the administrative rules regulating the professional activity of a licensed property manager, understand the legal definitions related to property management and how to use the statutes and rules when engaged in licensed property management activities.

SL 3040
Recordkeeping & Economics of Property Management – Oregon

7 CE Credits

The learning objectives of this course are to understand business cycles and the impact on investment properties, the importance of a market rent analysis and property investment analysis and also to understand the guidelines and requirements to a Tax-deferred 1031 exchange. Also covered is understanding the obligations of a broker or property manager when handling other people’s funds, being able to demonstrate knowledge regarding the requirements of accurate record keeping, accounting of funds and understanding how to perform three-way balance reconciliation. Finally it will define the property management agreement and cover reports to property owners.

SL 3041
Residential Real Estate Investing – Oregon

2 CE Credits

This Continuing Education course covers a few of the basics on how to evaluate residential real estate investments. The objective of the course is to expose a broker to the methods of estimating investor returns in the form of income and appreciation from investment real estate.

SLR 3042
Fair Housing Required Course 2026-2027

2 CE Credits

This 2-hour Fair Housing course is required for Oregon real estate licensees renewing their license in 2026-2027.  Learn the latest federal and state protected classes, identify discriminatory practices, understand advertising and accommodation rules, and review real case examples. Stay compliant with current laws to protect your license and your clients.

SL 3050
RE Professional’s Finance – Oregon & Washington

26 CE Credits

This course covers the basics of real estate Finance and includes Lending Laws, Money Markets, Financing Documents, Foreclosures, Government and Non-Government Loan Programs, Competitive Market Analysis, Taxation, and Mathematical Calculations.

SL 3051
RE Professional’s Law – Oregon

26 CE Credits

This course covers Basic Real Property Law, Land Use Control, Transfer of Title, Encumbrances, Title Insurance, Legal Descriptions, plus Taxes and Assessments.

SL 3053
Oregon Residential Landlord Tenant Laws

6 CE Credits

This course covers Basic Real Property Law, Land Use Control, Transfer of Title, Encumbrances, Title Insurance, Legal Descriptions, plus Taxes and Assessments.

SL 3057
RE Professional’s Agency and Contracts – Oregon

26 CE Credits

This course covers the essentials of real estate Contracts including Listing & Earnest Money Agreements, Options & Rights of Refusal, Leases & Lease Options, Escrow Agreements, and Land Sales Contracts. Also with the basics of real estate Agency including the law of Agency, Seller Property disclosure Requirements, Common Law and Statutory Agency Law, Dual/Single/Sub Agency, Buyer Broker Agency and Alternatives to Agency.

SL 3059
Practices for Professionals – Oregon

26 CE Credits

This course covers the basics of real estate Practices including the law of agency in relationship to fiduciary duties, and broker obligations to clients and third parties. The course also covers license law and Administrative rules, including our role as licensed agents regarding Civil Rights and non-discrimination.

SL 4058
Oregon Brokerage Administration and Sales Supervision (Principal Broker course)

40 CE Credits

This OREA approved comprehensive 40 hour course includes all of the new required areas of study. As well as allowing you to obtain your Principal Broker license, the study material can become your reference manual in starting your new office responsibilities. Course includes: Brokerage, Financial Reports And records, Agency, Contracts, Real Property, Titles And Taxation, Land Use And Commercial Property, Environmental Issues And Disclosures, Property Management, Landlord Tenant Laws, Landlord Rights And Obligations, Tenant Obligations, Landlord Remedies, Lending Laws, Money Markets, Financing Documents, Foreclosure, Government Loan Programs, Non-Government Loan Programs, Comparative Market Analysis, Taxation, Mathematical Calculations, And Final Exam.