Montana Real Estate Continuing Education Courses
Looking for a straightforward solution for your Montana continuing education requirements? Agent Campus by 360training has you covered. We're approved by Montana's real estate commission, courses are 100% online, and we have plenty of qualified courses to choose from! Enroll today.
Complete Montana Continuing Education Coursework Online
The Montana Board of Realty Regulation (BRR) requires 12 hours of qualified real estate continuing education per licensing year.
Our Montana CE is delivered entirely online for your convenience – no need to travel to a classroom. Finish courses at your own pace, on your own schedule.
Meet Real Estate CE Requirements with Courses that Interest You
For Salespersons and Brokers, course topics need to be BRR-approved and endorsed/approved by certain real estate regulatory bodies.
We offer three CE packages that satisfy all required hours for a Salesperson or Broker. If the combinations of topics available in those packages don't appeal to you, you can build your own CE by purchasing courses a la carte.
Get Your Credits On Time
Once you complete each course, you'll get a certificate of completion you can use as proof of the credits you earned.
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1031 Real Estate Exchanges
Understand tax deferment on the exchange of like-kind income-producing properties.
Bad Loans - Predatory and Fraud
Protect clients from predatory lending practices and common fraud schemes.
Client Focused Communications
Succeed by understanding and communicating more effectively with clients.
Code of Ethics
Learn how to make ethical business decisions and identify ethical violations.
Contracts Purchase And Sales Agreements
Protect yourself from oversights and misunderstandings as a real estate professional.
Meth Madness
Learn how to identify a meth lab and the danger it poses to people and property.
Montana License Law
Study the rules and laws governing real estate licensees in Montana.
Real Estate Finance
Study the home loan process from application to escrow.
8 ITEMS
Need to Know
What You Get
Certificate of completion
Course Format
100% online, available 24/7
Required Pre-Requisites
Montana real estate license
Course Structure
At your own pace, save progress as you go
Renewal Requirements
12 hours per license year
Course Update
Content is updated and current
Regulatory Information
Montana Board of Realty Regulation (BRR)
Phone: 406-841-2324
Fax: 406-841-2323
Website URL: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/rre
Email Address: dlibsdrre@mt.gov
Address: 301 S. Park Avenue, 4th Floor
City: Helena
State: MT
Zip: 59601-6282
FAQs
How do I know you're a Montana BRR-approved course provider?
In July 2019, the Montana BRR stopped approving CE courses. The BRR's new policy is that it's your responsibility to ensure the courses you take meet BRR standards.
By Montana administrative rule, CE courses need to:
- cover BRR-approved real estate topics AND
- be approved or endorsed by either:
- The Association of Real Estate License Law Officials' (ARELLO's) Distance Education Certification
- A state real estate licensing regulatory agency or real estate commission
- A national, state or local Association of REALTORS®
- A national, state or local association for real estate brokers, landlords, or property managers
AgentCampus by 360training is ARELLO certified and approved by real estate licensing authorities in many states.
What education do I need as a new salesperson licensee?
Within 120 days of earning your Salespersons license (or at the first available opportunity), you need to complete a 12-hour Rookie Course.
Look for approved Rookie Course providers on the BRR website.
What are the required topics for a Supervising Broker's continuing education?
Unlike salespersons and brokers who have no required topics, Supervising Brokers need 4 hours of CE to be a BRR-approved supervising broker course. Unfortunately, we don't carry this course.
What is the deadline for completing my continuing education courses?
Continuing Education requirements need to be completed by October 31st of every year. Courses must be completed during the same licensing year – after the previous November 1st – because the BRR does not allow CE to carry over from a previous licensing year.
