Just finished up another 2 hour real estate continuing education class - this one on Redhibition in Louisiana. This course was put on by Commerce Title and was taught by one of their real estate attorneys. Very informative and interesting class as it relates to property disclosure information from the sellers and what happens when a seller doesn't disclose material defects related to their home to the buyer. A material defects is one that, if disclosed to the buyer, might

I've officially completed my required continuing education courses for 2026 with this CE class on successions completed on Tuesday. Super informative class about the importance of keeping your estate planning up to date so as to make your wishes clearly known to your heirs after you pass. Lots and lots of stories about unintended consequences and complications for heirs because their parents(s) didn't manage their affairs in the later years of their lives. This course was

I just completed a 2 hour continuing education class called 'Untying the Knot' that deals with all the real estate issues related to divorces and how a divorce can impact our real estate listings and sales. Needless to say, there was some very eye opening information delivered about divorces, separations & how separate property is handled under Louisiana law - but also super informative! This course was put on by Commerce Title and was taught by one of their real estate att

Every calendar year, the Louisiana Real Estate Commission requires all licensed agents/brokers to complete 12 hours of continuing education. I completed a 2 hour, in-person class held at the Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors office this morning and the covered topic was Fair Housing. This 2 hour course is now required to completed every three years by the National Association of Realtors along with a 3 hour Ethics course. This is a good class and covers topics that

Every calendar year, the Louisiana Real Estate Commission requires all licensed agents/brokers to complete 12 hours of continuing education. One 4 hour class is mandatory for all licensees in the State of Louisiana and the remaining hours are elective courses that individual agents choose. I completed the mandatory 4 hour course earlier today and it was all about technology, transparency & trust. The off-site class was hosted by Gulf Mortgage Group and Commerce Title with

Every calendar year, the Louisiana Real Estate Commission requires all licensed agents/brokers to complete 12 hours of continuing education. One 4 hour class is mandatory for all licensees in the State of Louisiana and the remaining hours are elective courses that individual agents choose. I completed my first 3 hour course earlier today and it was all about our mandatory purchase agreement and the changes that have been made for 2026. About every two years (sometimes every

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission requires all licensed agents in the state to complete 12 hours of continuing education every year as a condition of renewing their real estate licenses. These CE classes can be in person classes or on-line. In addition, there is a 4 hour mandatory course that ALL agents in Louisiana must take and pass, with the remaining hours subject to whatever other courses we'd like to take. I nearly always opt for the in-person classes. I like to b