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Thursday, September 10, 2026
TACS3: Commercial Real Estate Marketing & Negotiation (4 Days) (SAE) (Zoom Only)
Thu. 10 Sep, 2026 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Provider 20001-XQP | Course #02639-REQC | 30 SAE/CE Credits
THURSDAY, 9/3 | FRIDAY, 9/4 | THURSDAY, 9/10 | FRIDAY, 9/11
This course is designed to prepare students for entry into the commercial real estate field by learning how to assess the merits of investment property, developing an understanding the consequences of sale and how to develop an exit strategy, identify appropriate contract forms and addenda and when to use them, and how to develop a business plan based on self-awareness.
TACS3 is a required course for REALTORS to become eligible to obtain the Texas Accredited Commercial Specialist(TACS) certification. It covers:
- Negotiation
- Commercial Brokerage basics
- Commercial Forms
- Agent Development and Marketing
- And more…
Information about TACS requirements.
This course is designed to prepare students for entry into the commercial real estate field by learning how to assess the merits of investment property, developing an understanding the consequences of sale and how to develop an exit strategy, identify appropriate contract forms and addenda and when to use them, and how to develop a business plan based on self-awareness.
TACS3 is a required course for REALTORS to become eligible to obtain the Texas Accredited Commercial Specialist(TACS) certification. It covers:
- Negotiation
- Commercial Brokerage basics
- Commercial Forms
- Agent Development and Marketing
- And more…
Information about TACS requirements.
TACS2: Property Development
Participants earn 30 hours of elective credit toward the required Sales Apprentice Education(SAE)/First Renewal or broker’s license.
Participants earn 30 hours of elective credit toward the required Sales Apprentice Education(SAE)/First Renewal or broker’s license.
Broker Responsibility (Zoom Only)
Thu. 10 Sep, 2026 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
PLEASE BRING LAPTOP/MOBILE DEVICE TO FOLLOW ALONG WITH THE PROVIDED PDF HANDBOOK
Broker Responsibility (2025-2026)
6 CE Credits
Broker Responsibility (2025-2026)
6 CE Credits
Provider REALTOR Academy - 8
Course 02675-RENE
Broker Responsibility is a required 6-hour continuing education course (CE) course. Any license holder may take this course; all broker license holders are required to take the course.
This course covers some important new and revised forms as well as information regarding the regulatory aspects of the management, operation, and supervision of a real estate brokerage firm in Texas. It provides information about a broker’s responsibilities and obligations under the Texas Administrative Code (22 TAC §532.2) which sets forth specific requirements and best practices for brokers.
Broker Responsibility is a required 6-hour continuing education course (CE) course. Any license holder may take this course; all broker license holders are required to take the course.
This course covers some important new and revised forms as well as information regarding the regulatory aspects of the management, operation, and supervision of a real estate brokerage firm in Texas. It provides information about a broker’s responsibilities and obligations under the Texas Administrative Code (22 TAC §532.2) which sets forth specific requirements and best practices for brokers.
KEY POINTS
-Scope and Competency
- Fiduciary Responsibilities
- Property Management and Trust Accounts
- Delegated Supervisors and Teams
- Advertising and Registration of Names
- Written Policies
- Additional Broker Duties
TREPAC Purple Party
Thu. 10 Sep, 2026 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
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