BrokerLAB Course Catalog

Build confidence analyzing properties, interpreting market data, and making evidence-based pricing recommendations using comparable sales, market trends, income and cost considerations, and pricing strategy; covers CMA best practices, valuation risk, and communicating pricing to clients.

4 lessons · 4 PracticeLabs

Practical, ethical negotiation for residential transactions — offers, inspections, repairs, financing, and multiple-offer situations — emphasizing fiduciary duties, consumer protection, legal compliance, and risk reduction, practiced through AI-guided simulations.

4 lessons · 5 PracticeLabs

Practical mortgage financing, affordability, market economics, valuation, and investment analysis — advising buyers, sellers, and investors through real-world scenarios while emphasizing consumer protection and risk management, inside the educator (not personalized-financial-advice) boundary.

4 lessons · 5 PracticeLabs

The required 2-hour Fair Housing course — the federal Fair Housing Act's seven protected classes, Oregon's additional protected classes and source-of-income rules, reasonable accommodations and assistance animals, and how to spot and avoid steering; covers compliant advertising and how a violation can put your license at risk.

4 lessons · 7 PracticeLabs

The required 2-hour update on recent changes in Oregon real estate law and rule — HB 3137's new supervisory structure, teams, advertising, trust-account timelines, and the new mandatory representation agreements.

4 lessons · 8 PracticeLabs

A modern professional-ethics elective for Oregon brokers — the duties that don't change, and the AI, cyber, fraud, and advertising risks that do.

5 lessons · 8 PracticeLabs

The everyday transaction, done right — agency relationships and disclosure, the new representation agreements, the sale agreement and earnest money, required disclosures, and the form errors that cause claims.

5 lessons · 9 PracticeLabs

Protect the deal and your license — the inspection process, the disclosure duties that survive 'as-is,' and the Oregon environmental hazards from lead and radon to heating-oil tanks and wells.

4 lessons · 9 PracticeLabs

The required first-renewal course for Oregon brokers — the full scope of professional practice, built to the Board's six required topic areas: business ethics (including the standard of care and fair dealing), recent Agency administrative actions, property management, business economics, advanced agency relationships, and misrepresentation and negligence.

13 lessons · 19 PracticeLabs