The Land University (LANDU) Education Program

The REALTORS® Land Institute Land University (LANDU) Education Program is the leading education program for those in the land real estate profession. With unparalleled education for those in the profession, the LANDU Program offers top-notch educational courses and webinars. Land is a unique real estate specialty that requires the kind of specialized professional education which can be found at LANDU of the REALTORS® Land Institute. Real estate professionals become land experts and Accredited Land Consultants (ALCs) through RLI’s LANDU education program. LANDU offers face-to-face courses, online courses, webinars, and more that are relevant to the unique business of land.

As a chapter of the REALTORS® Land Institute, the RLI Upper Midwest Chapter offers in-person LANDU courses throughout the year for those seeking to gain land real estate expertise and network locally. Join us for one of our upcoming courses and become a local expert in land transactions!

RLI Minnesota Chapter Upcoming Courses

This chapter has no upcoming courses scheduled at this time. To view upcoming RLI National Courses, click here.

LANDU Education FAQs

How do I register for a class?

Each Land University course is held by a licensed course provider. To register for a class, or to find out if spots are still available, please call the course provider.

How much do courses cost?

Course registration fees are determined by the course provider and will vary depending on location and instructor. Most course registration fees range from $295-$545. Members of the Institute save up to $150 per course.

Can I take the classes online?

We are continually updating our No-Travel course offerings, including Online and Hybrid formats.

How many courses do I need to take for the ALC designation?

ALC candidates need to complete 104 Land University contact hours to apply for the ALC designation. 56 of those hours are completed in 3 required courses (Land 101, Land Investment Analysis, and Tax Deferred 1031 Exchanges) and the other 48 hours may be completed by taking a variety of elective course options.

How do I find out how many continuing education (CE) credit hours I receive for a class?

Each course provider is responsible for submitting the Institute courses to its state Continuing Education Commission for credit. Contact the course provider to find out if the course you are registering for has been approved for CE credit. Unfortunately, The Institute does not have access to course provider CE information.

Can I cancel after I register for a course?

Course registrants must cancel within five days after the start date of this course to cancel. The course value will be credited to your RLI account to use towards one National LANDU course in the future. This credit must be used within twelve months of cancellation. If a student wishes to cancel after five days from the course start date, a credit will be not be available.