Brands Academy of Real Estate

 Learn the rules. Create the content. Market with confidence.

Advertising compliance doesn’t have to be boring.

This interactive 3-hour CE course breaks down Georgia real estate advertising regulations and shows agents how those rules apply to the marketing they create every day — from social media and video to Canva flyers, signage, digital advertising, and more.

Agents work through real-world examples and hands-on activities, including creating compliant marketing materials and learning how to properly present themselves and their brokerage across digital platforms.

You’ll leave understanding not only what the rules are, but how to confidently apply them to your marketing.

3 Hours GREC Continuing Education | Interactive + Hands-On

 Use AI smarter — without putting your license or marketing at risk.

This interactive 3-hour CE course teaches Realtors how to use today’s AI tools while maintaining accuracy, advertising compliance, and professional standards.

Agents explore practical ways to use AI for listing descriptions, marketing copy, social media, SEO, and everyday real estate tasks while learning where AI-generated information can create compliance concerns.

Through live AI demonstrations, MLS examples, and hands-on exercises, agents learn how to prompt, review, improve, and verify AI-generated content before it reaches the consumer.

It’s AI education built specifically for the way Realtors actually work.

3 Hours GREC Continuing Education | AI + MLS + Compliance

  Gain a clearer understanding of Georgia’s foreclosure process and the issues that can affect a property before it reaches the closing table.

This interactive 3-hour CE course walks real estate licensees through the foreclosure process—from initial borrower default and required notices to the foreclosure sale, title review, and potential resale of the property. Participants will learn how Georgia’s nonjudicial foreclosure system works, which parties are involved, and how timing, documentation, liens, and ownership concerns may affect a real estate transaction.

Through practical examples and transaction-focused discussions, agents will explore common title issues, redemption considerations, property-condition concerns, and potential risks that may arise when listing, purchasing, or selling a foreclosure-related property. The course also addresses the real estate licensee’s role, professional responsibilities, and the importance of working with qualified attorneys, lenders, title professionals, and other appropriate experts.

Whether representing a buyer, seller, investor, or financial institution, participants will leave better prepared to identify potential concerns, ask informed questions, manage client expectations, and navigate Georgia foreclosure transactions with greater knowledge and confidence.

 Go beyond the blueprint and gain a clearer understanding of how a new home comes together from the initial plans to the finished product.

This interactive 3-hour CE course teaches real estate licensees how to confidently read residential floor plans, interpret architectural renderings, and recognize the key stages of new-home construction. Participants will learn how room dimensions, symbols, elevations, structural features, and design selections shown on paper translate into the home their clients will ultimately see.

Through practical examples and visual comparisons, agents will strengthen their ability to explain plans, manage buyer expectations, identify important details, and communicate more effectively with builders and on-site sales teams. Whether you regularly sell new construction or simply want to expand your knowledge, this course will help you guide buyers with greater confidence from blueprint to closing.

   Understanding the financial side of a real estate career is just as important as knowing how to serve clients and close transactions.

This interactive 3-hour CE course introduces Georgia real estate licensees to common income-tax issues connected to earning commissions and operating a real estate business. Participants will explore how real estate income may be reported, the importance of planning for estimated taxes, and the financial responsibilities that can come with working as an independent contractor.

The course reviews commonly encountered business expenses and potential deductions related to marketing, mileage, professional education, technology, office costs, licensing, association memberships, and other everyday real estate activities. Participants will also learn why organized recordkeeping, accurate expense tracking, and separating personal and business finances are essential throughout the year—not only during tax season.

Through practical examples and real estate–focused discussions, licensees will gain a stronger understanding of the questions they should ask and the records they should maintain when working with qualified tax and financial professionals. Whether you are newly licensed or an experienced agent, this course will help you make more informed financial decisions, improve your business organization, and feel better prepared for tax time.