LARRC (Law & Rule Required Course) for Oregon • 3 CE Credits
Mandatory for all real estate licensees in Oregon, this comprehensive three-hour Law & Rule Required Course (LARRC) is essential for your professional development and compliance. The course provides an in-depth review of the latest regulations and updates crucial to practicing real estate within the state, and we’re offering it for FREE as a PMAR member benefit. Whether you’re renewing your license or seeking to refresh your knowledge on the current legal landscape, this course ensures you stay informed and compliant with Oregon real estate law.
Key topics include:
- Real estate advertising rules and regulations
- Fair housing laws and discrimination
- New legislation affecting Realtors®
- Condominiums and planned communities
This course is a requirement for all active real estate licensees in Oregon who are within their two-year renewal period.
- Tuesday, April 8th, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
- FREE webinar for PMAR members only
- 3 CE / LARRC credits
Instructor: Kevin V. Harker, Attorney, Partner at Harker Lepore
Kevin Harker specializes in community association law, with a practice spanning Washington, Oregon, and Utah. He expertly handles civil litigation, business formation, and more, having served as a trusted legal advisor since 2004. Kevin, who founded the Community Association Law Group in December 2014, also lectures on various real estate-related topics, showcasing his broad expertise. Beyond his legal acumen, Kevin values the personal connections formed through his work, thriving on understanding client needs and providing peace of mind. His passions outside the law include mountain climbing, skiing, and enjoying family time.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one business day prior to the event.
LARRC (Law & Rule Required Course) for Oregon • 3 CE Credits
Mandatory for all real estate licensees in Oregon, this comprehensive three-hour Law & Rule Required Course (LARRC) is essential for your professional development and compliance. The course provides an in-depth review of the latest regulations and updates crucial to practicing real estate within the state, and we’re offering it for FREE as a PMAR member benefit. Whether you’re renewing your license or seeking to refresh your knowledge on the current legal landscape, this course ensures you stay informed and compliant with Oregon real estate law.
Key topics include:
- Real estate advertising rules and regulations
- Fair housing laws and discrimination
- New legislation affecting Realtors®
- Condominiums and planned communities
This course is a requirement for all active real estate licensees in Oregon who are within their two-year renewal period.
- Tuesday, April 8th, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
- FREE webinar for PMAR members only
- 3 CE / LARRC credits
Instructor: Kevin V. Harker, Attorney, Partner at Harker Lepore
Kevin Harker specializes in community association law, with a practice spanning Washington, Oregon, and Utah. He expertly handles civil litigation, business formation, and more, having served as a trusted legal advisor since 2004. Kevin, who founded the Community Association Law Group in December 2014, also lectures on various real estate-related topics, showcasing his broad expertise. Beyond his legal acumen, Kevin values the personal connections formed through his work, thriving on understanding client needs and providing peace of mind. His passions outside the law include mountain climbing, skiing, and enjoying family time.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one business day prior to the event.
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