How To Become A Certified Transaction Coordinator in California

Certified Transaction Coordinator (CTC) is a transaction management program for all real estate licensees and unlicensed transaction coordinators who want to build and establish a successful transaction coordinator business.

Below is the list of requirements…

After all requirements have been met (see below), students may apply for an official certificate. Once certified, students may add the certification to business cards, websites, email signatures, blogs, promotional materials, and more. There are no annual renewal requirements.

CTC REQUIREMENTS

LICENSED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS must attend and successfully pass the following courses:

• Fundamentals of Transaction Coordination
• Transaction Talk (A Communication Workshop for REALTORS®/Lenders/Escrow Officers)
• Two electives from the list below

NON-LICENSED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS must attend and successfully pass:

• Fundamentals of Transaction Coordination
• Transaction Talk (A Communication Workshop for REALTORS®/Lenders/Escrow Officers)
• Real Estate Law Dos and Don’ts for the Non-Licensee –ONLINE ONLY
• One elective from the list below

ELECTIVES:

• Transaction Coordination 2 – Beyond the Contract
• All About Disclosures
• Risk Management
• California Residential Purchase Agreement (RPA-CA) and Related Forms

Courses may be taken in any order. Any mandatory or elective courses that you have successfully completed within the past twelve (12) months are applicable towards earning the CTC.

Get the Application Here:
Download the CTC Application

Transaction Coordination Resources:
Below are the courses offered to receive the CTC certification. The Certified Transaction Coordinator (CTC) program is a transaction management program for all real estate licensees and unlicensed transaction coordinators who want to build and establish a successful transaction coordinator business.

Link: https://store.car.org/car-education-1/tc.html

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