The RLA, BRBC, and RPA Just Changed. Don't Let Outdated Forms Kill Your Next Deal.
Using an outdated form is the fastest way to stall a transaction, frustrate your clients, and invite massive liability.
Every June, C.A.R. updates its forms to keep up with new legislative mandates. This mid-year update includes new federal reporting rules, state disclosure requirements, and major enhancements to the assignment process. If you aren't up to speed on these changes, you're essentially guessing on your next deal, putting your clients at risk, and gambling with your commission.
Stop guessing. Let 2026 C.A.R. Treasurer Nikki Coppa walk you through exactly what is changing so you can write offers and represent your clients with confidence.
Here is what you need to know before your next transaction:
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The Big Three: Crucial revisions to the RLA, BRBC, and RPA.
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Negotiation Docs: Changes to Counter Offers and Requests for Repair.
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Disclosures: Mandatory modifications to the SPQ and ESD.
Protect your deals and make sure your contracts are bulletproof
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About the Speaker:
2026 C.A.R. Treasurer Nikki Coppa and Vice-Chair of the C.A.R. Standard Forms Advisory Committee, brings her depth of knowledge and expertise to bear in this class. As a C.A.R. and N.A.R. Director, she has a broad-based understanding of the industry's regulations and best practices.
Testimonials from Nikki's Past Classes
"Nikki does such a thorough job i love taking her class. She is the best facilitator for this, she really shines in the class"
"Thank you for providing the platform for someone like Nikki Coppa to share her knowledge with us. We are better because of it. Keeping the REALTOR bar high."
"Nikki Coppa is absolutely THE BEST. We're SO SO SO SO lucky to have her do this for us PSAR members."
"Nikki was great and easy to understand"
Questions? Contact education@psar.org or call (619) 421-7811.
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The information provided in this training session is intended for educational purposes only. The Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® (PSAR) does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any information presented. The instructors are not providing legal advice, and attendees should consult their brokers, attorneys, or the California Association of REALTORS® Legal Hotline for legal guidance. PSAR is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided in this session. Attendance at this session does not create a broker-client relationship.