
What NSW Residential Property Managers Must Cover in CPD This Year
NSW residential property managers need 7 CPD hours across 3 topics — including Domestic and Family Violence for at least 4 hours from an FT-reviewed provider.
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This topic provides NSW property licence holders with an overview of the legal requirements, rules, and standards of conduct that apply to property auctions in New South Wales.
The topic is designed to ensure participants understand their obligations before, during, and after an auction including bidder registration, auction procedures, and prohibited conduct. It also addresses common compliance risks and how appropriate auction conduct protects consumers, licence holders, and the integrity of the auction process, including the need to exercise professional judgment during auction activity.
Enrolment is instant. Browse our NSW Fair Trading approved CPD training, choose the course or package and intake that suits your licence, add it to cart, and complete secure checkout.
You receive immediate access to the Edutive online learning platform, so you can start your compulsory CPD training straight away.
Class 1 licence holders
Beyond the compulsory topics for your area of practice, Class 1 agents have two further requirements for the current CPD year.
Class 1 Agents need to complete NSW Fair Trading accredited event(s), in addition to the required CPD for their area of practice.
Details of the event and prescribed topics for the 2026–27 CPD year will be published on the NSW Fair Trading website.
View Fair Trading CPD guidanceClass 1 Agents in relevant areas of practice* must also complete AUSTRAC's real estate AML training (developed with Blue Tribe).
Fair Trading will share further guidance once AUSTRAC finalises how the training will be delivered.
*Relevant areas of practice are set by NSW Fair Trading for the current CPD year. Confirm your obligations on the Fair Trading CPD page before enrolling.

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The NSW CPD year runs from 1 July to 30 June. Licence and certificate of registration holders must complete their compulsory CPD within that period. NSW Fair Trading may suspend or cancel a licence, or issue penalties, if requirements are not met on time.