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Ada answers from the Arizona Department of Real Estate Law Book. Ask a question mid-lesson and get an answer — not a recording you can't interrupt.
ADRE-approved CE courses, delivered on an AI-powered platform. Ask a question mid-lesson and get an answer.
Tutors that guide a learner's reasoning improve retention. Tutors that hand over answers reduce it. Ada is built to the first pattern — anchored in the Arizona Revised Statutes and the Arizona Administrative Code, and built to explain rather than answer for you.
Ada retrieves from the ADRE Law Book and Department publications before answering. Every course is anchored in A.R.S., A.A.C., ADRE publications, federal law, and Arizona case law.
Kestin, Miller, Klales, Milbourne and Ponti, Scientific Reports 15, 17458 (2025) — randomized controlled trial, 194 students, comparing a scaffolded AI tutor with active-learning classroom instruction.
Salespersons and associate brokers renew on 24 credit hours every two years. Designated brokers renew on 30, including three Broker Management Clinics. Since January 1, 2025, three of those hours are spoken for.
Renewal requirements are set by the Arizona Department of Real Estate. Confirm your own hours, categories, and deadline at azre.gov.
Pass Prep is an exam tutor built on the same Arizona statutes the test draws from. It works the way Ada does — it asks what you got wrong and why, instead of handing you a flashcard.
See Pass PrepPrimary sources, straight from the Department and the industry. No login required.
Every duty in every course is cited to the statute or rule it comes from — not to a form, not to an association handout. When a client asks you something eighteen months from now, you'll know where the answer lives.