Don’t let your membership get suspended – Texas REALTORS®-2021十大正规彩票app

November 01, 2024

If you don’t satisfy NAR’s Code of Ethics training requirement by the end of this year, your REALTOR® membership will be suspended. If you still haven’t completed the training by March 1, 2025, your membership will be terminated.

What Is All This About?

All members must complete Code of Ethics training every three years. The current deadline by which all REALTORS® must take the training is December 31, 2024.

How Do I Check My Ethics Training Status?

Visit ebasd.com/ethicstraining and click the Check Your Status button.

What Courses Satisfy the NAR Requirement?

Texas REALTORS® has provided links at ebasd.com/ethicstraining to these courses:

Live NAR Code of Ethics class (3 hours of CE on Zoom)
Free on-demand NAR Code of Ethics training
Free on-demand NAR C2EX endorsement
Ethics classes through The CE Shop.

If you have questions, contact your local association of REALTORS® or the Texas REALTORS® Association and Member Development Department at education@texasrealtors.com.

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