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About This Course
Move one step closer to meeting Oregon’s continuing education requirements with the 2026–2027 Law and Rules Required Course (LARRC). The Oregon Real Estate Agency requires all real estate licensees to complete this specific two-hour continuing education course on recent changes in real estate law and rules under ORS 696.174.
Approved by the Oregon Real Estate Board and offered through a certified continuing education provider, this course highlights updates drawn from Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 696 and Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 863. It also includes selected legislation from the 2024 and 2025 sessions that may affect Oregon licensees, along with guidance on the role of the Oregon Real Estate Agency and other compliance topics that support informed, up-to-date professional practice.
This course is estimated to take approximately two hours to complete, not including any time spent on module quizzes or the final exam. After you successfully complete all required training components, you will receive a course completion certificate.
Topics Covered
- Oregon Real Estate Regulation & Rulemaking (Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 863: Real Estate Broker Regulation)
- Recent Legislation affecting real estate:
- House Bill 2373 - Creates new Timeshare Sales Agent License
- Senate Bill 4058 - Wholesaling/Representation/Future Right-to-List
- House Bill 3137 - Managing Principal Broker/Supervisory Agreements/CE/Teams/Commission Sharing
- House Bill 3522 - Property Management/Unauthorized Occupants
- Senate Bill 586 - Property Management/Reducing Notice Period
- Review of 2024-2025 Oregon Legislation affecting real estate
- Senate Bill(s) 599, 973, 1527
- House Bill(s) 3746, 2134, 3054, 3136, 3378, 3521
- Oregon Real Estate News Journal (OREN.J) Resource Guidance regarding fraud, licenses buying and selling their own real estate, property management requirements with clients’ trust funds, new reporting requirements for all cash purchases, and renewing an RBN
- Administrative Actions taken against licensees
- Radon issues
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Describe the roles and functions of the Oregon Real Estate Agency and Oregon Real Estate Board
- Define the role and responsibilities of a Timeshare Sales Agent
- Define Residential Property Wholesaling
- Cite the need for Representation Agreements and the function they serve
- Identify the requirements of a listing agreement
- Identify the requirements of a buyer representation agreement
- Define Future Right-to-List Contract
- Explain and define the roles and responsibilities of a managing principal broker, principal broker, and broker
- Define the Supervisory Agreement and identify when a supervisory agreement is required
- Summarize the requirements to renew an active license or to reactivate a license
- Define Real Estate Teams
- Summarize the rules regarding commission sharing
- Recall that Oregon law provides a statutory pathway for landlords to remove unauthorized occupants through a specific process
- Review the new option for allowing landlords to shorten the statutory 90-day notice to 60 days
- Summarize important legislation from 2024-2025 affecting real estate
- Highlight some relevant updates from OREN-J (including those regarding fraud, licensees buying and selling their own real estate, property management requirements with clients' trust funds, new reporting requirements for all cash purchases, and renewing an RBN)
- Demonstrate proper compliance standards to prevent administrative action
- Explain why Radon is still a current concern in property purchases & sales
When Does My Course Expire?
Your course will expire sixty (60) days after you purchase it (the date you submit payment), unless the course or LMS indicates otherwise.
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How Quickly Will I Get My Certificate of Completion?
Once you finish your course and pass any required exams, you can print your certificate of completion right away.
What Can I Do If I Lose My Certificate?
If you lose your certificate of completion and need a new one, you can chat with Wizmo or send an email to support@360training.com.
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- Your purchase was made no more than 72 hours prior to your refund request.
- You have NOT
- Attempted any portion of a test or exam.
- Requested or been issued a certificate of completion.
- Completed 50% or more of the purchased course.
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| Name: | Oregon Real Estate Agency |
| Phone: | 503-378-4170 |
| Website URL: | https://www.oregon.gov/REA/pages/index.aspx |
| Email Address: | orea.info@state.or.us |
| Address: | 1177 Center St. NE |
| City: | Salem |
| State: | OR |
| Zip: | 97301-2505 |
