Law & Rule Required Course (LARRC) + NAR Fair Housing (Oregon REALTORS®)

Description

All real estate licensees must complete LARRC to meet the requirement to take a 3-hour continuing education course on recent changes in real estate rule and law found in ORS696.174. This course covers the basic rules of statutory interpretation, real estate license, property management license, and disclosures and includes the NAR-required Fair Housing training. REALTORS® are required to complete Fair Housing / Anti-Bias Training upon becoming a member, and every 3 years thereafter, coinciding with the Code of Ethics training timeline. This requirement is in addition to the Code of Ethics training. Please Note: This course will satisfy your OREA LARRC requirement, REALTOR® Fair Housing Training, and you will gain 3 hours of CE credits!

Registration Through Oregon REALTORS®

https://oregonportal.ramcoams.net/Education/Registration/Details.aspx?cid=ec96d8a0-c309-f011-9cd1-00155d100644

Continuing Education

• 3 hours

Compliance: Satisfies the following:

• OREA LARRC requirement
• REALTOR® Fair Housing Training

Instructor: Nicholas Peasley

OR Live Courses OR reserves the right to cancel a course if a minimum enrollment* is not met, in which case a full refund would be given. OR rarely cancels a class due to bad weather. Email all cancellation requests to education@oregonrealtors.org. *The number qualifying for minimum enrollment is determined by course provider. To receive a full refund, a cancellation request must be received via email (education@oregonrealtors.org) 48-hours prior to the start of any class. Any cancellation request received after the 48-hour time period will result in no refund. No refunds or credit given for NO-SHOWS. Emergency cancellations may be considered by the course provider and will be reviewed on a case by case basis. OR Live Courses & Online Courses Are NON-TRANSFERABLE.OAR live and online courses are different products. Time spent in each cannot be transferred from one to the other, or interchanged. All students should be advised that they are required to complete 100% of the OR course solely live in the classroom or 100% of the OR course solely online; if a student chooses to cancel from one mode to another, they must start the course again from the beginning. A cancellation must be approved by OR.