Working With Your Family
Representing family members raises unique disclosure and conflict-of-interest issues. Here's how to handle them cleanly.
What you’ll learn
- The disclosures required when you represent family
- How to manage conflicts of interest and dual-role situations
- Keeping the transaction professional when it's personal
Your OREC CE credit
This course counts toward your required 1 hour of Hot Topic for your OREC renewal.
See your full CE requirements →Who it’s for
Agents who represent (or plan to represent) family members in a transaction.
What happens after you enroll
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Enroll and pay
Checkout happens in our student portal. You'll get an emailed receipt and your portal login right away.
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Get instant access
The course is waiting in your portal the moment you enroll — there's nothing to ship and no start date to wait for.
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Work at your own pace
Watch on a laptop, tablet, or phone; your progress saves as you go. Your access to the recorded course doesn't expire — come back and review it any time.
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Get your certificate
Download your certificate of completion from the student portal, then upload it to OREC's License Portal for credit. OREC requires you to submit it yourself as part of renewal.
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