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NSW real estate CPD requirements, compliance guides, and practical insights for licence holders and agencies.

Real estate agent standing at the front gate of a house holding a set of property keys on a sunny spring morning

2 Oct 2026Guides

Returning to NSW Real Estate After a Break: Licence and CPD

Been away from NSW real estate? How long you have to restore your licence, when you must reapply, and the CPD you'll owe for the year you come back.

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Close-up of a modern Sydney CBD office desk with documents and folders, harbour and skyline visible through the windows behind

30 Sept 2026Guides

Is CPD Tax Deductible for NSW Real Estate Agents?

Paid for your own CPD? Here's when NSW agents can claim it, what happens if your agency paid, and the receipts to keep, based on the Tax Office's guide.

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Agents finishing a face-to-face CPD session, one signing out at an attendance table by a training room door

28 Sept 2026Guides

What CPD Evidence Should NSW Licensees in Charge Keep?

As an LIC you keep two sets of CPD evidence: your own Class 1 records and your team’s, checked before you file them. What to keep, what to check, how long.

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NSW real estate agent checking an October calendar while planning CPD enrolment on a laptop

25 Sept 2026Guides

Should You Book NSW CPD in the October Intake or Wait?

October NSW CPD intakes are a booking window, not the Fair Trading deadline. Decide whether to lock 12–13 October 2026 or wait — year ends 30 June 2027.

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Licensee in Charge reviewing training documents with a colleague in a modern NSW real estate office

7 Aug 2026Compliance

NSW LIC Supervision Duties & Guidelines (Practice Guide)

What NSW Fair Trading supervision guidelines mean for Licensees in Charge — people, procedures, monitoring — and how staff CPD fits the agency training plan.

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Modern real estate agency office with a conference table and city skyline view, suggesting auction campaign preparation

5 Aug 2026Compliance

Auctions and CPD: practical compliance themes for NSW sales agents

How NSW auction CPD ties to real sales practice — preparation, conduct, and post-auction records — for the 2026–2027 Fair Trading year.

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Property professional at a modern office desk reviewing training records on a laptop beside a city skyline window

3 Aug 2026Guides

How to track NSW CPD hours in the 2026–2027 year

A practical guide to logging NSW CPD hours for 2026–2027 — what to record, how long to keep evidence, and how to stay organised through the year.

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Property professionals participating in an interactive CPD workshop around a conference table in a modern office

29 July 2026Guides

What “interactive” CPD means for NSW property professionals

What NSW Fair Trading means by interactive CPD in 2026–2027: face-to-face and webinar caps, approved providers, and how online delivery can qualify.

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Two NSW property professionals comparing Class 1 and Class 2 licence CPD notes in an agency office

27 July 2026CPD Requirements

Class 1 vs Class 2 NSW Licence: Powers, CPD & Upgrading

Class 1 vs Class 2 in NSW: the licence difference, how to upgrade from Class 2 to Class 1, and why core CPD stays the same once you do.

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Licensee in Charge and colleagues reviewing documents in a modern real estate office

16 July 2026Compliance

NSW Fair Trading training plans for Licensees in Charge: a practical guide

What NSW LICs must include in an agency CPD training plan for 2026–2027 — who is responsible, how it aligns to the CPD year, and how to keep records audit-ready.

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Blog

EDUTIVE Blog

NSW real estate CPD requirements, compliance guides, and practical insights for licence holders and agencies.

2 Oct 2026Guides

Returning to NSW Real Estate After a Break: Licence and CPD

Been away from NSW real estate? How long you have to restore your licence, when you must reapply, and the CPD you'll owe for the year you come back.

Read post

30 Sept 2026Guides

Is CPD Tax Deductible for NSW Real Estate Agents?

Paid for your own CPD? Here's when NSW agents can claim it, what happens if your agency paid, and the receipts to keep, based on the Tax Office's guide.

Read post

28 Sept 2026Guides

What CPD Evidence Should NSW Licensees in Charge Keep?

As an LIC you keep two sets of CPD evidence: your own Class 1 records and your team’s, checked before you file them. What to keep, what to check, how long.

Read post

25 Sept 2026Guides

Should You Book NSW CPD in the October Intake or Wait?

October NSW CPD intakes are a booking window, not the Fair Trading deadline. Decide whether to lock 12–13 October 2026 or wait — year ends 30 June 2027.

Read post

7 Aug 2026Compliance

NSW LIC Supervision Duties & Guidelines (Practice Guide)

What NSW Fair Trading supervision guidelines mean for Licensees in Charge — people, procedures, monitoring — and how staff CPD fits the agency training plan.

Read post

5 Aug 2026Compliance

Auctions and CPD: practical compliance themes for NSW sales agents

How NSW auction CPD ties to real sales practice — preparation, conduct, and post-auction records — for the 2026–2027 Fair Trading year.

Read post

3 Aug 2026Guides

How to track NSW CPD hours in the 2026–2027 year

A practical guide to logging NSW CPD hours for 2026–2027 — what to record, how long to keep evidence, and how to stay organised through the year.

Read post

29 July 2026Guides

What “interactive” CPD means for NSW property professionals

What NSW Fair Trading means by interactive CPD in 2026–2027: face-to-face and webinar caps, approved providers, and how online delivery can qualify.

Read post

27 July 2026CPD Requirements

Class 1 vs Class 2 NSW Licence: Powers, CPD & Upgrading

Class 1 vs Class 2 in NSW: the licence difference, how to upgrade from Class 2 to Class 1, and why core CPD stays the same once you do.

Read post

16 July 2026Compliance

NSW Fair Trading training plans for Licensees in Charge: a practical guide

What NSW LICs must include in an agency CPD training plan for 2026–2027 — who is responsible, how it aligns to the CPD year, and how to keep records audit-ready.

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