This home study course is part of a series of ethics courses and reflects the latest information from the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). This title meets NAR’s ethics training requirement for new and continuing members. It features rules to apply when determining an ethical decision and offers an in-depth discussion of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR)’s Code of Ethics, articles of the Code and Standards of Practice, plus enforcement of the Code of Ethics. Your students will gain greater insight into the responsibilities and duties required of REALTORS® and recommended sanctions for violations of the Code.
CONTENTS: Ethics in Today’s World • Ethics and the Real Estate Professional • National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics • Enforcement of the NAR Code of Ethics • Ethical Challenges Today
This title meets NAR’s requirements for new members to complete ethics training and continuing members to complete triennial ethics training (due December 31, 2021). Licensee is responsible for sending copy of affidavit to their local NAR Board.
Once the final quiz is completed and graded, your certificate will be emailed to you within 24-28 hours. Simply email request for book to info@therealestateclass.com with proper mailing address. Final quiz, NH & ME certificates and ME Educational Survey are located in your Student Center immediately after purchase.
LL846C011CC
ME 6 elective clock hours
NH 6 elective clock hours
LL846C006CC
ME 5 elective clock hours
NH 6 elective clock hours
Property management is a highly specialized but rapidly growing sector of the real estate profession fueled most recently by the foreclosure crisis. This course provides an overview of the property management field and describes the major functions of property managers. Its emphasis is on real-life practice, not theories or generalities. It is intended for real estate professionals who want a comprehensive introduction to the challenging field of property management.
LT846C003CC
ME 6 elective clock hours
NH 6 elective clock hours
This home study course will help the agent familiarize themselves with the home mortgage interest deduction, acquisition indebtedness, home equity, what is residence, interest and points, computing loss and gain, what is included in selling price, adjusted basis, how are options taxes, exclusion of gain rule, 121 qualification requirements, PAL rules, aggregation of rental real estate, applying passive loss rules, office in home rules.
Once the final quiz is completed and graded, your certificate will be emailed to you within 24-28 hours. Simply email request for book to info@therealestateclass.com with proper mailing address. Final quiz, NH & ME certificates and ME Educational Survey are located in your Student Center immediately after purchase.
TX846C014CC
ME 6 elective clock hours
NH 6 elective clock hours
FI846C004CC
ME 6 elective clock hours
NH 6 elective clock hours
Recent legislation has directed you with the responsibility of inspecting properties for "red flags" – especially an extreme issue such as asbestos or mold. Brokers and agents who understand and comply with their state's disclosure laws stand a better chance of avoiding legal liability or a sale falling through.
Limit your personal risk by being better informed of what to look for and how to correctly respond to the finding.
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LL846C005CC
ME 3 elective clock hours
NH 3 elective clock hours
Join us on Zoom and get your Code of Ethics requirement for NAR done. From the Code to Service Animals, Carrie will lead you through an informative and useful morning of information.
This class is approved for 3 hours elective credits in Maine.
This class is approved in NH for post licensing 'ethics' and 3 hours elective credits.
This class is approved for 3 VT elective credits.
Ethics is required for all REALTORS every 3 years. Current cycle due by December 31,2021
This course includes topics pertinent to fair housing in today's real estate world. Students will understand fair housing laws and discriminatory practices by studying the history of the Fair Housing Act from 1787 to today. Including the ground breaking Civil Rights Act of 1968, the 1988 Amendments Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 2012 HUD Equal Access Rule. An overview of fair housing in property management, banking, insurance and advertising. With an update on the enforcement process and the 2016 expanded civil penalties.
This ZOOM class is approved in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont!!
PLO0001 NH 3 hours
LL846C018IT ME 3 hours
Approved for 3 hours Vermont
