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Be sure to check your CE online with the Board of Realty Regulation to make sure the CE courses you have
taken are posted. Remember, license renewal is October 31 and your required 12 hours (8M, 4E) must be
completed by this time.
1. Go to: https://app.mt.gov/ce/
2. Under Licensees, Select “View your current CE information”
3. Under Board, select “Realty Regulation”, and enter your license number.
This should bring up your BRR education record.
If a course you have taken for Montana CE credit is not listed, you’ll need to contact the course provider for information Education
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Board of Realty Regulation CE Topic List

  All real estate licensees, including property managers, are required to complete 12 hours of continuing education every year. Four of those hours must be from the Mandatory Topics list with the remaining eight hours coming from either the Mandatory or Elective Topics list. All continuing education must be completed by October 31, 2009.

MANDATORY TOPICS

  • Agency   - Proper procedures for the Practice of Designated Agency
  • Americans with Disability Act
  • Anti-Trust
  • Brokerage Management
  • Case Studies in Montana Court Decisions re/real estate issues
  • Case Studies in complaints against real estate licensees
  • Conservation Easements
  • Consumer Tax Issues (including 1031 Exchanges)
  • Contract Law
  • Data Security/Privacy
  • Environmental Issues (Radon, Weeds, Mold, Water, Asbestos, Lead Based Paint, Air, Methamphetamine, Green Ecology)
  • Ethics and Standards of Practice
  • Fair Housing
  • Finance
  • Forms
  • Fractional Interest Ownership
  • Identity Theft
  • Internet Advertising Federal and State Laws
  • Land Use Planning, Subdivision Planning, Zoning, Ordinances, Water Law, Land Descriptions
  • Landlord/Tenant Law
  • Legal Update (New Issues in Federal or State Regulations and Rules and/or Interpretations)
  • Misrepresentation
  • Montana Licensing Laws and Rules
  • Multi-Family Condominium & Townhouse Development Financing
  • Property Management Related Topics
  • Real Estate Law
  • Regulation Z
  • Title Insurance
  • Trust Accounts

ELECTIVE TOPICS

  • Accounting
  • Agriculture Issues
  • Conservation Issues
  • Construction and Land Development (Multi-Family Condominium & Townhouse Development Financing)
  • Economic Conditions & Issues
  • Energy Conservation
  • Escrow, Closing and Settlement Procedures
  • Financial Strategies/Creative Financing
  • How Government/Community Works
  • Investment Properties
  • Mediation/Arbitration/Negotiation
  • New Home Construction
  • Property Inspection
  • Property Valuation
  • Real Estate Issues and the Legislative Process
  • Real Estate Technology *(see expanded definition of Real Estate Technology, below)
  • Real Estate Trends in Montana and/or the USA
  • Safety for Real Estate Licensees and Consumers
  • Working withOut-Of-State Clients, Foreign Buyers and Sellers

 * Real Estate Technology

In order for a technology course to be approved for real estate continuing education in Montana, the course must (1) be taught by a Montana approved instructor, (2) be beneficial to, and in some aspect, protective of consumers - buyers or sellers - and, (3) address one of the topics approved by the Board for continuing education rather than just demonstrate the mechanics of how the technology functions.

Clearly, there are some basic technology skills that are necessary in today's world in order to practice real estate in the way that consumers expect and require. In recognition of this need, the Board may choose to approve technology courses that provide the attendee with those necessary skills. Most courses will not be approved for hour-for-hour credit. Examples of such courses:

  • Basic and advanced E-mail
  • Creating and sending pdf files
  • Creating and sending photo images
  • Electronic signatures
  • Website requirements
  • Sending documents on-line
  • Technology advances 

 In no case, however, will the Board approve a course whose primary function is to teach the licensee how to enhance or expand their real estate business through client contact, prospecting, self-promotion, etc. Courses which require the use of a particular brand of software in order for the instruction to be effective, or use software that must be purchased by the licnesee will not be approved.



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