How to Get Investigated: OREC Code and Rules Case Studies

​This class is approved by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission for 1 hour of Code and Rules (CAR) continuing education.

​Staying Off OREC's Radar: Prohibited Activities and the Investigation Process

​Nobody plans to get investigated by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. But violations happen, sometimes from carelessness, sometimes from not knowing the rules exist. When a notice of investigation lands in your inbox, it's too late to learn what you should have been doing all along.

​This course walks through the specific activities prohibited by the OREC statutory code and administrative rules. You'll work through real case studies, discuss scenarios, and leave with a clear understanding of what triggers investigations and how to avoid those triggers. And if the worst happens, you'll know exactly how to respond.

​What You'll Walk Away With:

• ​A clear understanding of how OREC structures violations and what specifically triggers investigations.

• ​Familiarity with the statutory causes for investigation and how they play out in real scenarios.

• ​Knowledge of the prohibited dealings spelled out in the administrative rules.

• ​The ability to spot risky situations before they become compliance problems.

• ​An understanding of the investigation process: what's required of you, how hearings work, and what penalties are possible.

• ​Confidence that you know the rules well enough to stay compliant.