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As of Thursday, July 1 the rules written to implement SB 640 that specify what real estate licensees must do to renew their licenses and how continuing education providers become certified are effective.  Over a period of many months the Oregon Real Estate Agency, in collaboration with the industry, developed the rules that implement the provisions of SB 640 (2009 Oregon Laws, Chapter 502).  Beginning in January, real estate licensees must take continuing education courses from certified continuing education providers and maintain their own continuing education records. Licensees will also be required to complete a Real Estate Board-approved three-hour Law and Rule Update course each renewal period.  Continuing education providers will need to be certified by the Agency, develop learning objectives, ensure instructors meet specific qualifications, provide certificates to licensees and maintain records. Detailed information on all of the ins-and-outs of the new legislation is posted on the  Real Estate Agency’s website, http://www.oregon.gov/REA/index.shtml.





Information on the new rules also is available in the Summer 2010 edition of the online OREGON REALTOR magazine, beginning on page 3.

Taste of Portland

Join us for an evening of excitement, food, and drink

Thursday, September 16th
6:00PM—9:00PM
Oregon Golf Club,
West Linn, OR

Click here for event flyer

Click here to purchase tickets online
non-members please call 503-362-3645 to purchase tickets

Oregon REALTORS® Governance Meetings & Installation Program
October 12-13, 2010
Salem Conference Center

Click here for online registration

Click here for event flyer/registration form

Announcing the new Seller’s Advisory

You’ve been using the Buyer Advisory for years to provide important information about buying real property to your buyer clients.  Now you can do the same for your seller clients. The Seller’s Advisory has the same kind of detailed information as the Buyer Advisory, only for sellers.  You can even download the Advisory and put it on your own website (cost-free licensing agreement required).  This is a great opportunity to provide your seller clients with important information about selling property in Oregon!