Everyday Ethics in Real Estate is a 3-hour continuing education course that shows agents and brokers how ethics show up in the real day-to-day work of listing, showing, negotiating, and closing. Instead of just reviewing rules, this course uses practical scenarios—misleading advertising, multiple offers, dual agency, disclosure challenges, social media posts, and cooperating with other agents—to demonstrate what ethical decision-making looks like in real time.
You’ll learn how to balance your duty to clients with fairness to customers, how to protect confidentiality, and how to avoid conflicts of interest that can damage trust or lead to complaints. By the end of the course, you’ll be better equipped to make sound choices under pressure, communicate with integrity, and maintain a professional reputation—while earning 3 hours of approved ethics CE credit.
Everyday Ethics in Real Estate is a 3-hour continuing education course that shows agents and brokers how ethics show up in the real day-to-day work of listing, showing, negotiating, and closing. Instead of just reviewing rules, this course uses practical scenarios—misleading advertising, multiple offers, dual agency, disclosure challenges, social media posts, and cooperating with other agents—to demonstrate what ethical decision-making looks like in real time.
You’ll learn how to balance your duty to clients with fairness to customers, how to protect confidentiality, and how to avoid conflicts of interest that can damage trust or lead to complaints. By the end of the course, you’ll be better equipped to make sound choices under pressure, communicate with integrity, and maintain a professional reputation—while earning 3 hours of approved ethics CE credit.
Shows you how ethics apply to real, everyday situations in your real estate business.
Helps you avoid complaints and violations by making better decisions under pressure.
Strengthens trust with clients, customers, and cooperating agents.
Provides 3 hours of approved ethics CE credit while elevating your professionalism.
