Each member is responsible for meeting the National Association of REALTORS® requirements for completing both a
Code of Ethics and Fair Housing training every three years.

Both the Code of Ethics (COE) and Fair Housing (FAIRH) requirements run along the same three-year cycle.

• Cycle 8 (current cycle): January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027
• Cycle 9 (future cycle): January 1, 2028 – December 31, 2030.

NAR provides an online course to complete the COE requirements at NO COST to members. To find the NAR COE course, click the button below. Please note that you must be an NAR member to access the training at no cost, and this does not provide Continuing Education (CE) credit.

T.A.R. provides CE courses that also fulfill the NAR COE requirement. To find an upcoming class that satisfies the COE requirement, please click the button below to view our Calendar. Use keywords “Code of Ethics” or “COE” to find upcoming classes meeting NAR’s criteria.

Arizona is unique in that Fair Housing is already a state requirement for your License Renewal. Because not every state requires Fair Housing as part of their Continuing Education (CE) requirements, NAR has made completing Fair Housing training a membership requirement.

NAR provides an online simulation to complete the FAIRH requirements at NO COST to members called “Fair Haven”. To find the NAR Fair Haven simulation, click the button below. Please note, you must be an NAR member to access the training at no cost; and, this simulation does not provide Continuing Education (CE) credit.

T.A.R. provides CE courses that also fulfill the NAR FAIRH requirement. To find an upcoming class that satisfies the FAIRH requirement AND provides you with Fair Housing CE credit, please click the button below to view our Calendar. Use keywords “Fair Housing” or “FAIRH” to find upcoming classes meeting both ADRE and NAR criteria.

Already started your Code of Ethics training or Fairhaven Simulation through NAR, but are not sure how to access or complete it? Follow the four easy steps below to find and continue your training.

As a new applicant, your membership is provisional, pending all the listed requirements are completed within the first
90-days of having paid for your application.

Failure to satisfy the listed requirements within 90 days (Designated REALTORS® must complete within 30 days) of
the paid date will result in denial of the membership application and termination of provisional membership status
with the forfeiture of the application fee. Should you decide to reapply, a reapplication fee must be paid.

Six Steps to Membership:

1. Complete T.A.R. Membership Application
2. Pay Membership Dues
3. Complete Current Code of Ethics training through NAR
        a. This is a required prerequisite in order to attend the T.A.R. New Member Orientation
        b. After you have completed the pre-requisite of  NAR’s Code of Ethics training course, T.A.R. staff will register
        you for both the T.A.R. New Member Orientation and MLSSAZ Orientation.
4. Attend T.A.R. New Member Orientation
5. Complete Current Fair Housing training through NAR – completed during T.A.R. New Member Orientation
6. Attend MLSSAZ Orientation

Once the requirements above are completed, your name will be presented to the T.A.R. Board of Directors for
membership approval.