Arizona continuing education · School #S22-0004

CE that answers
when you ask.

6 ADRE-approved courses, delivered on an AI-powered platform. Ask a question mid-lesson and get an answer anchored in the Law Book — not a recording you can't interrupt.

—per course
Three CE hours. Introductory price through October 31, 2026.
—with voice
Ada speaks every answer aloud.
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Avance School of Real Estate LLC · School #S22-0004 · Josh Marquez, School Director · 480-942-2591 · info@avanceschool.com
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Arizona Continuing Education

The Catalog

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Requirements for Licensees
Requirements for Licensees3 CE hours

Requirements for Licensees

  • Every advertising requirement under A.A.C. R4-28-502, applied to what you actually publish
  • Ask Ada any what-if scenario and get an answer anchored in Arizona statute and rule
  • Verify facts, confirm required elements, and clear fair housing before anything goes live
  • Every duty cited to A.R.S., A.A.C., or ADRE publication — audit-ready from day one
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Agency Law
Agency Law3 CE hours

Agency Law in Arizona

  • Understand the difference between client and customer — and why it determines everything that happens next
  • Work through dual agency, designated representation, and limited representation through real Arizona scenarios
  • Learn exactly when agency begins, when it ends, and what your fiduciary duties look like in practice
  • Built on Title 32 Chapter 20 and Arizona case law — no NAR talking points, no shortcuts
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Contract Law
Contract Law3 CE hours

Contract Law: What Makes It Binding

  • Master the four elements that make a contract binding in Arizona — competent parties, lawful object, consideration, and offer and acceptance
  • Work through offer, acceptance, counters, and contingencies — and why an Arizona resale buyer has no statutory cooling-off period
  • Know when a signed writing is required to enforce a commission — and when representing a party needs no written agreement at all
  • Anchored in the Statute of Frauds at A.R.S. § 44-101, the employment-agreement rules of § 32-2151.02, and the Arizona cases that decide earnest money
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Disclosures
Disclosures3 CE hours

Full Disclosure

  • Know what must be disclosed, what shouldn't be, and when silence becomes a violation
  • Practice handling stigmatized property, material facts, and the gray areas that lead to most complaints
  • Learn the disclosure rules that apply equally whether you use AAR forms or MLS Choice forms
  • Anchored in A.R.S. § 32-2156, ADRE rulings, and the federal disclosures every Arizona agent owes
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Fair Housing Issues
Fair Housing Issues3 CE hours

Fair Housing: Leveling the Playing Field

  • Understand the seven federally protected classes and the Arizona-specific additions that change your practice
  • Practice the conversations that get agents in trouble — steering, source-of-income questions, accessibility
  • Learn how to document showings, conversations, and decisions to defend against fair-housing complaints
  • Built on the Civil Rights Act, the FHA, ADA, and Arizona Civil Rights Act — federal law, not association policy
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General Real Estate
General Real Estate3 CE hoursIn development

General Real Estate

  • Sharpen the foundational knowledge that separates competent agents from average ones
  • Refresh ownership types, deed mechanics, property rights, and title concepts you use every week
  • Learn the practical implications of the law you've forgotten since pre-license
  • Built on Arizona real property law and the Arizona Administrative Code that govern your everyday transactions
In development. Pricing announced at launch.
Broker License Required
Required for Designated, Self-Employed, and Delegated Brokers under A.A.C. R4-28-402.
3 CE hoursBroker onlyIn development

Broker Management Clinic #1

  • Required for Designated, Self-Employed, and Delegated Brokers under R4-28-402
  • Master the supervisory duties that determine whether your license — and your firm — survive an audit
  • Work through trust account compliance, recordkeeping, and the policies every broker must enforce
  • Anchored in A.R.S. § 32-2151, A.A.C. R4-28, and ADRE's own Designated Broker guidance
In development. Pricing announced at launch.
3 CE hoursBroker onlyIn development

Broker Management Clinic #2

  • Required for Designated, Self-Employed, and Delegated Brokers under R4-28-402
  • Go deeper on transaction supervision, agent training, and broker-of-record responsibilities
  • Learn how to build documented systems that hold up under ADRE scrutiny
  • Anchored in Arizona statute, ADRE Substantive Policy Statements, and current disciplinary precedent
In development. Pricing announced at launch.
3 CE hoursBroker onlyIn development

Broker Management Clinic #3

  • Required for Designated, Self-Employed, and Delegated Brokers under R4-28-402
  • Cover advanced supervisory scenarios — disputes, terminations, and broker liability exposure
  • Master the legal and operational decisions that define your firm's risk profile
  • Built on Arizona Title 32, ADRE rulings, and real disciplinary cases from the last five years
In development. Pricing announced at launch.

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