Get licensed: Enroll in a Riverside real estate school
Allied Real Estate Schools has been a leader in California real estate education for more than three decades and helped hundreds of thousands of California professionals launch, sustain, and grow their real estate careers. Our pre-licensing packages come with everything you need to pass the exam and earn your real estate license.
Aspiring agents, get started with a real estate school in Riverside
Begin your real estate journey with flexible learning options like virtual classrooms or online self-paced courses.
Looking for live real estate class instruction in Riverside?
Enjoy an in-person classroom experience from the comfort of home with live, virtual courses. Through scheduled online classes (livestream), interact with instructors, engage with peers, and form study groups to help each other reach the finish line. Ditch California traffic and get all 135 required hours in a virtual, instructor-led setting. Need even more flexibility? Try our self-paced online courses.
Online Packages
- Complete courses at your own pace
- Study when and where you want
- Our online courses earn an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars
Livestream Packages
- Learn from instructors, live and in real time
- Interact with other real estate classmates
- Take all courses from the safety and comfort of home
- Watch Video
Real Estate Livestream Packages
Through our exclusive livestream package, learn live and online from experienced California instructors — without ever setting foot inside a classroom. Enjoy Q&A sessions with your instructors, and engage with other real estate students like you.
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Why enroll with us?
Fully approved courses
More than 350,000 real estate professionals got their start with Allied Schools!
Excellent ratings
Students love the course experience.
Instructors with real world experience
Our prized instructors have almost 80 years of combined real estate experience!
Flexibility
Flexibility to study when and where you want.
Support
Lots of “live” support.
Purchase courses individually from one of the leading California approved real estate schools
If you prefer to purchase a course individually, please select from the options below.
California 11-Hour Consumer Protection Investment Course
The real estate market can be fiercely competitive, particularly in the state of California. Being a successful real estate professional is not only dependent on building customer relationships or closing a sale. Your advancement in the industry is also reliant on a continuing intake of knowledge concerning new marketing strategies and developing investment trends in the field of California real estate. Learn more about these topics by taking our California 11-Hour Consumer Protection Investment Course. This course is designed to provide California real estate professionals with 11 hours of mandatory course material. This course also provides a wide array of information concerning real estate investment issues including a summary of the IRS rules and guidelines on §1031, an introduction to working with investor clients, negotiations, and the closing sale of a property, also an overview of homebuyer credit scores.
California 7-Hour Elective Topics Course
The real estate market can be fiercely competitive, particularly in the state of California. Being a successful real estate professional is not only dependent on building customer relationships or closing a sale. Your advancement in the industry is also reliant on a continuing intake of knowledge concerning business practices associated with California’s residential real estate. Learn more about these practices by taking our 7-Hour Elective Topics Course. Topics of this course include an introductory explanation of real estate financing options, the financing process, and the laws and regulations that govern real estate financing transactions, an in-depth look at listing agreements, and a comprehensive review of fiduciary duties, the risks associated with real estate transactions, and the best practices for minimizing those risks.
California 9-Hour Combined Survey Course
The course will examine seven specific topic areas: ethics, agency, fair housing, trust fund handling, risk management, management and supervision, and implicit bias. Both national and California-specific laws and legislation for each subject area will be discussed and the relevance to real estate agents explained. The various ways in which an agency relationship may be established, the types of relationships, and some features of agency agreements will be examined as well. Students will be introduced to those sections of the California Business and Professions Code that deal with ethical practices as well as the differences between business and personal ethics. The organizations responsible for enforcing Fair Housing will be examined as well as some of the penalties that a violator may face. The course will also discuss the proper procedures for opening and maintaining trust accounts. Students will explore what agents can do to assess the areas which present the highest risk to them, how to prepare for those risks and ways to shift risk to other professionals in the real estate industry. Further, we’ll review information pertinent to the proper management and supervision of a brokerage firm. Finally, the concept of implicit bias will be explored and strategies to improve interactions with diverse communities will be provided.
Real Estate Interests and Land Use
In 1066, William of Normandy crossed the English Channel and defeated a Saxon army in the Battle of Hastings; thereafter, became known as William the Conqueror. As King William I of England, he introduced a land-holding system, commonly known as the feudal system, which is the basis for real property law in both England and the United States today.
When considering the various legal relationships to land that are based on this English heritage, it is helpful to define some terms at the outset. The broadest term, an interest, includes any of the various rights, privileges, powers, and immunities with respect to any kind of property, including real property. The totality of all rights, privileges, powers, and immunities with respect to a particular item of property is “complete ownership” or “complete property
Sales Comparison Techniques
A 9-hour continuing education course which covers the appraisal process, property inspection and the sales comparison approach.