Connect Classroom offers a comprehensive and user friendly Commercial Real Estate Continuing Education course tailored to New York Department of State, New York State Education Department, New York Continuing Legal Education Board, and The New York State Board of Real Estate standards. Below you will find an in-depth learning experience containing everything you need to know to renew your license.
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A commercial real estate broker is a middleman between sellers and buyers of commercial real estate, who helps clients sell, lease, A lease is a type of transaction undertaken by a company to have the right to use an asset.
CRE attorneys know how to, and are legally authorized to, prepare and review documents and contracts related to the sale and purchase of a property.
A commercial architect is a type of architect that specializes in designing building projects such as retail shops, office towers, hotels, museums, hospitals, public buildings, government centres, and other non-residential properties.
CRE appraiser, considers a number of factors to appraise a commercial property and determine its value. There are six different methods an appraiser can use to value commercial property.
Our learner-centered online continuing education courses offer vibrant informative industry expert contributions on interesting and relevant real estate industry topics.
With 24/7 access, each course is built to facilitate focused learning, knowledge retention, and a positive motivating learner experience.
State certified courses created with professional instructional design and IDECC, International Distance Education Certification Center, instructor certification.
Your questions and comments are important to us. That’s why we’ve streamlined our communication with the click of a button, directly to your instructor.
| Core | Elective | Total Hours | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You Need | 14 | 14 | 28 |
| We Offer | 0 | 0 | 0 |
New York Department of State Continuing Education
All real estate appraisers and assistants are required to successfully complete 28 hours of approved appraiser continuing education courses within their two year license renewal period. The education must include the seven-hour National USPAP update course and a course of study pertaining to Fair Housing and Fair Lending. A licensee who previously completed an approved course of study in Fair Housing, Fair Lending and Environmental Issues (RE-2) or (GE-1) prior to January 1, 2022, must complete either the designated four hour or seven hour course on Fair Housing and Fair Lending prior to renewal. A licensee who has NOT completed RE-2 or GE-1 prior to January 1, 2022, MUST complete the designated seven hour course on Fair Housing, Fair Lending prior to renewal. For all subsequent renewals, licensees must complete the seven-hour National USPAP update course and either the four hour or seven hour course of instruction pertaining to Fair Housing and Fair Lending within their two-year license/certification period prior to renewal. Courses will be available at approved schools in the near future and may be completed and applied toward your current continuing education requirements.
Please note that you must complete an additional 14 hours of approved continuing education for each year that has lapsed if you renew 185 days after the expiration date of your license.
28 hours every two years
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| Core | Elective | Total Hours | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You Need | 5 | 19 | 24 |
| We Offer | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Experienced attorneys must complete a total of 24 accredited CLE credit hours during each biennial reporting cycle (the two-year period between your attorney registrations).
Experienced attorneys may earn CLE credit by attending CLE courses offered in the traditional live classroom format, or in nontraditional formats such as audiotapes, videoconferences, online, etc., so long as the CLE Board has accredited the provider to offer the course in the particular format, or the course is eligible for credit under New York’s Approved Jurisdiction policy.
Newly-admitted attorneys must complete a minimum of 32 credit hours of accredited transitional education within the first two years after admission to the Bar. During each of the first two years, 16 credit hours must be completed as follows:
The first set of 16 transitional CLE credit hours must be completed by the first anniversary of admission to the Bar, in the designated categories of credit. The second set of 16 transitional CLE credit hours must be completed between the first and second anniversaries. Skills credit must be earned in the traditional live classroom setting or by attendance at a fully interactive videoconference that has been approved by the CLE Board for use by newly admitted attorneys. Ethics and Professionalism credit may be completed in the traditional live classroom setting, by attendance at a fully interactive videoconference that has been approved by the CLE Board for use by newly admitted attorneys, or by participation in the live simultaneous transmission of a live program, such as a webinar or teleconference, where audience questions are allowed during the program (synchronous interactivity). If there is no opportunity for questions during the program, then a newly admitted attorney may not earn Ethics and Professionalism credit for the program. Areas of Professional Practice and/or Law Practice Management credit may be completed in any approved format, including non-participatory formats such as on-demand video, live broadcast, DVD, audio recording, etc.
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| Core | Elective | Total Hours | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You Need | 11.5 | 11 | 22 |
| We Offer | 0 | 0 | 0 |
New York Department of State Continuing Education Requirements:
Every two years by the exact day of your license anniversary date
A recent legislative amendment REMOVED the 15-year real estate broker continuing education exemption and now requires all brokers who were previously exempted to complete continuing education starting July 1, 2021.
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A commercial real estate broker is a middleman between sellers and buyers of commercial real estate, who helps clients sell, lease, A lease is a type of transaction undertaken by a company to have the right to use an asset.
CRE attorneys know how to, and are legally authorized to, prepare and review documents and contracts related to the sale and purchase of a property.
A commercial architect is a type of architect that specializes in designing building projects such as retail shops, office towers, hotels, museums, hospitals, public buildings, government centres, and other non-residential properties.
CRE appraiser, considers a number of factors to appraise a commercial property and determine its value. There are six different methods an appraiser can use to value commercial property.
Our learner-centered online continuing education courses offer vibrant informative industry expert contributions on interesting and relevant real estate industry topics.
With 24/7 access, each course is built to facilitate focused learning, knowledge retention, and a positive motivating learner experience.
State certified courses created with professional instructional design and IDECC, International Distance Education Certification Center, instructor certification.
Your questions and comments are important to us. That’s why we’ve streamlined our communication with the click of a button, directly to your instructor.