Kansas 12-Hour Complete Continuing Education Package

Effortlessly Meet Your Kansas Real Estate Continuing Education Requirements

This Kansas 12-hour complete real estate continuing education package comes with three engaging continuing education courses, tailored to fulfill all your Kansas license renewal obligations. As a trusted partner in your professional journey, our continuing education package ensures your growth in the competitive real estate landscape while meeting your CE compliance seamlessly. Be compliant, be competent, and be confident with this comprehensive package.

This Package Includes:

• REQUIRED Kansas Required Core Online Video Course (3-Credit Hours): This required course addresses topics that are known problem areas for Kansas licensees. By reviewing the common mistakes made in the practice of real estate, you will learn what is required to protect the public, your clients, and yourself. Topics covered include brokerage relationships and agreements, misrepresentation, advertising, license maintenance, and more.

• Twenty Cost-Effective Home Improvements Online Video Course (5-Credit Hours): Boost your real estate knowledge in an engaging way. This online video course uses national data to rank home upgrades delivering the biggest ROI. From kitchen remodels to deck additions, learn to direct clients toward wise choices, enhancing home resale values. A valuable addition to your continuing education, this course creatively intertwines instruction and entertainment, offering keen insights into home improvement’s cost vs. value equation.
• Real Estate Bloopers: Preventing Client Horror Stories (4-Credit Hours) — Use the knowledge gained from client horror stories to implement best practices and provide a positive client experience. In this online real estate course, you will learn about mistakes other licensees have made so that you can avoid making the same mistakes and negatively impact your clients. This KS real estate agent course explains the impact of negative client experiences, licensees’ fiduciary duties, and representation relationships with real-world examples of mistakes made by real estate licensees.