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Law of Agency – Texas Real Estate Licensing Course in El Paso, TX.

Understanding agency relationships is one of the most important responsibilities of a real estate professional.

The Law of Agency course at Lone Star Real Estate School introduces students to the legal and professional duties involved when representing buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants in Texas real estate transactions.

Through classroom instruction and practical examples, students learn how agency relationships are established, how representation is disclosed, and what responsibilities a real estate agent owes to clients and other parties.

Enroll in Law of Agency at Lone Star Real Estate School in El Paso, Texas.

Course Information

Course Details

Course: Law of Agency
Course Number: 02615-REQC
Course Length: 30 classroom hours
Tuition: $235
Textbook: Required Dearborn textbook included
Instruction: In-person classroom instruction
School: Lone Star Real Estate School
TREC Education Provider: #701095

What You Will Learn

The Law of Agency course covers the legal principles governing agency relationships in Texas real estate.

Students explore the responsibilities of real estate license holders and the importance of properly representing clients.

Course topics include:

1. Agency Concepts

Learn what agency means in real estate, how agency relationships are formed, and the difference between a client and a customer. Understand the relationship between a principal and an agent.

2. Agency Relationships and Representation

Explore the different types of agency relationships, the authority of an agent, and the role of the sponsoring broker. Learn how representation works in real estate transactions.

3. Fiduciary Duties and Responsibilities

Understand the duties owed to clients, including loyalty, obedience, disclosure, confidentiality, accounting, and reasonable care. Examine why these responsibilities are essential to professional real estate practice.

4. Disclosure of Agency

Learn about the disclosure requirements that apply to real estate license holders, including the Information About Brokerage Services notice and the importance of communicating representation clearly.

5. Duties to Third Parties

Examine the responsibilities agents have toward parties they do not represent. Study honesty, fairness, disclosure obligations, and the importance of avoiding misrepresentation.

6. Texas-Specific Agency and Disclosure Issues

Explore Texas laws and requirements that affect agency relationships, including relevant seller disclosure obligations and issues involving stigmatized properties.

Course topics should be taught in accordance with the current TREC-approved course outline and required instructional materials.

Why Study Law of Agency at Lone Star Real Estate School?

Choosing the right real estate school can make a difference in how well you understand the responsibilities of your future profession.

At Lone Star Real Estate School, students receive:

In-person classroom instruction: Learn in a structured educational environment with opportunities to ask questions and participate in discussions.
Experienced instruction: Learn from Billy Jack Barrow, Broker.
Required textbook included: The course includes the required Dearborn Real Estate Education textbook.
Practical examples: Connect agency principles to situations that real estate professionals encounter.
Local classroom: Conveniently located in El Paso, Texas.

Start Your Texas Real Estate Education

Law of Agency is one of the six required 30-hour qualifying courses in the 180-hour pre-licensing education curriculum for a Texas real estate sales agent.

You can take this course as part of your licensing education or complete it as one of the remaining courses in your qualifying education program.

Lone Star Real Estate School
9440-B Viscount Blvd
El Paso, TX

Phone: 915-209-2001
Email: lonestarschoolelpaso@gmail.com

TREC Education Provider #701095

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hours is the Law of Agency course?

Law of Agency is a 30-hour Texas qualifying real estate education course.

Is this course required to become a Texas real estate agent?

Yes. Law of Agency is one of the six required qualifying courses included in the 180 classroom hours required for an initial Texas sales agent license.

Is the course offered in person?

Lone Star Real Estate School offers in-person classroom instruction in El Paso, Texas.

Is the textbook included?

The required Dearborn Real Estate Education textbook is included in the stated $235 tuition. Confirm current availability and pricing when enrolling.

What will I learn in Law of Agency?

You will study agency relationships, representation, fiduciary duties, disclosure requirements, and the responsibilities real estate license holders owe to clients and third parties.

Where is Lone Star Real Estate School located?

Our classroom is located at 9440-B Viscount Blvd, El Paso, Texas.

Continue Your Texas Real Estate Education

Explore the other required Texas qualifying courses offered by Lone Star Real Estate School:

Principles of Real Estate I
Principles of Real Estate II
Law of Contracts
Promulgated Contract Forms
Real Estate Finance

Lone Star Real Estate School — Building the foundation for your real estate career.