Louisiana Real Estate Continuing Education — Online
Real expertise.
No filler.
Louisiana real estate CE for agents who work in commercial leasing.
Louisiana real estate continuing education online — taught by a licensed Louisiana attorney who manages a 400-location commercial leasing portfolio for an S&P 500 company. Self-paced. LREC-approved. Built for agents who want to understand a commercial lease the way the attorneys on the other side already do.
Instructor Credentials
Current Position
Assistant General Counsel, POOLCORP
(NASDAQ: POOL · S&P 500)
Commercial Portfolio
400+ locations · Active lease management
Academic
Loyola Law Adjunct Professor
2011–2018 · Bar #31153
Experience
Louisiana Attorney since 2007
Licensed RE Broker #995692558
Why this is different
Written from inside
real commercial transactions.
Most Louisiana real estate CE is written to satisfy a regulatory requirement. These commercial leasing courses are written from inside the deals — the same letters of intent, NNN clauses, and CAM reconciliation negotiations the instructor handles every week.
Practice, not textbook
Every clause, every negotiation dynamic, and every Louisiana-specific rule in these courses comes from active commercial transactions — not descriptions of how deals work in theory.
Attorney-level precision
The instructor is a licensed Louisiana attorney and licensed real estate broker. Legal nuance is not avoided — the difference between a commercial real estate agent and a residential real estate agent on a complex lease is what the agent does and does not say. You will know exactly when to bring in legal counsel and why.
Commercial ready
By the end of both courses you can structure a letter of intent for a commercial lease, calculate total occupancy cost on an NNN deal, explain CAM charges and gross-up provisions to a client, identify default and renewal triggers, and protect your commission. The fundamentals every commercial agent in Louisiana should already have.
The Courses
Four LREC elective CE credit hours each.
Two courses available online — complete both for 8 of the 12 hours required for Louisiana real estate license renewal.
Commercial Lease Transactions: What Agents Need to Know
The complete commercial leasing foundation — from the first client conversation through a signed letter of intent. Covers NNN leases, CAM charges, total occupancy cost, and the Louisiana-specific rules that residential agents miss.
- 01Introduction to Commercial Lease Transactions
- 02The RFP and the Commercial Real Estate Letter of Intent
- 03Base Rent, NNN Leases, and CAM Charges Explained
- 04Economic Terms and Total Occupancy Cost
- 05Permitted Use and Build-Out Rights
- 06Repairs and Landlord Obligations
- 07Louisiana-Specific Rules in Commercial Leases
Commercial Lease Transactions 2: Rights and Remedies
The lease terms your advanced commercial lease rights — assignment, renewal, ROFO and ROFR, defaults, remedies, and commissions. The second half of every commercial real estate transaction.
- 01Assignment, Subletting, and Exit Strategy
- 02Renewal Rights
- 03Expansion, Extension, and Exit Rights
- 04Defaults and Remedies
- 05Compliance and Commissions
- 06Capstone: A Complete Transaction
Your Instructor — A Louisiana Attorney Who Practices Commercial Real Estate
Everett R. Fineran, Esq.
Everett R. Fineran is a Louisiana attorney and licensed real estate broker. He currently serves as Assistant General Counsel of POOLCORP (NASDAQ: POOL), an S&P 500 company, directing commercial real estate leasing and development across more than 400 North American locations. He was previously an adjunct professor at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law (2011–2018) and a bar preparation instructor for Kaplan, one of the world's largest educational services companies. He authors and teaches every Fineran CE course personally — including each commercial lease module, every letter of intent walkthrough, and every Louisiana-specific rule covered.
Former partner at Frilot LLC. Adjunct professor at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, 2011–2018. Louisiana Bar #31153. CDEI Certified.
Every course in this catalog is written by someone who has actually negotiated these deals — at scale, with real money on the line. That is not a common credential in continuing education.
— Everett R. Fineran, Esq.Regulatory
LREC Continuing Education
Instructor
CDEI Certified
Vendor No.
LREC Vendor #9145
Format
100% Online · Self-Paced
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Four LREC elective CE credit hours. The fundamentals of commercial leasing — letter of intent through signed lease — taught by a Louisiana attorney who closes these deals for a living.
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