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At American Eagle Title Insurance Company, we’re always looking for ways to help our agents grow their business and deepen relationships with their real estate partners.

That’s why we offer complimentary Continuing Education training, workshops, and industry events — designed for your agents and brokers — and we make it simple for you to host.

Here’s how easy it is:

1. Pick your date and course (or several).

2. Invite your agents — we’ll even give you ready-to-use marketing materials.

3. Show up and enjoy — we bring the instructor, the content, and the value.

What you get:

Stronger connection with your agents and brokers. More foot traffic to your office.

In-demand, up-to-date training that makes you the go-to resource. All at no cost to you We’ll work around your schedule, tailor the topics to your market, and make the process effortless.

Course Marketing Descriptions

AETIC AI & I Beginning to Advance

Strengthen your relationships with your real estate partners by offering them valuable, TREC-approved education they’ll actually be excited to attend. The AETIC AI & I: Beginning to Advance for Real Estate Professionals course gives agents 3 hours of CE credit while showing them how AI tools can boost their business and help them hit their sales goals. You provide the opportunity — we deliver the value, the credit hours, and the goodwill that keeps your partners coming back to you.

AETIC How To Explain Commission

Help your real estate partners handle one of the toughest client conversations with confidence. The AETIC How to Explain Commission course earns agents 1 hour of TREC CE credit while teaching them clear, professional ways to explain their value, address commission questions, and set expectations that protect their income. By hosting this class, you position yourself as the partner who equips agents with practical skills that win trust — and win business.

AETIC Negotiating Broker Sponsor Splits & Fees

Invite your real estate partners to a high-impact Lunch & Learn that earns them 1 hour of TREC CE credit while teaching them how to maximize income by negotiating better splits and fees with their sponsoring broker. The AETIC Negotiating Broker Sponsor Splits & Fees course helps agents build a profitable, long-term business model without the risks of broker hopping — positioning you as the partner who invests in their financial success.

Legal Reciprocity

P.53 RESPA, CFP

Give your real estate partners the tools to grow their business — without crossing legal lines. The AETIC Legal Reciprocity P.53 RESPA Lunch & Learn offers 1 hour of TREC CE credit and a clear breakdown of RESPA rules, CFPB Regulation 1024.14, and what’s allowed (and not allowed) in referrals and marketing agreements. Agents will learn how to build compliant, profitable partnerships with lenders, title companies, and service providers — and you’ll be the one who made it possible.

TREC Legal I & TREC Legal

Hosting the AETIC TREC Legal I & TREC Legal II Update is a simple way to add value to your real estate partners. These mandatory 4-hour CE courses keep Texas license holders current on TREC rule changes, updated contract forms, and key legal issues — all while strengthening your role as their go-to resource for professional growth and compliance.

TREC Broker Responsibility

Offer your broker partners a convenient way to fulfill their TREC renewal requirements while deepening your professional relationship. The AETIC TREC Broker Responsibility course delivers 6 hours of CE credit and equips brokers with the knowledge they need to confidently manage, operate, and supervise their firms under TREC Rule §535.2. From agency law and business structures to record-keeping, advertising, and compliance, this course keeps brokers informed, compliant, and ready to lead — with you as the trusted partner who made it possible.

Did You Know?

AETIC is actively building and expanding its title plants, particularly in Texas, to provide agents with streamlined access to title evidence.