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AUGUST
This NC BIC Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education, and BIC Responsibilities. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Broker In Charge annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are not a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. General brokers must take the NC General Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This 4 hour real estate continuing education course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, construction, and regulation of off-site housing. By exploring the historical transition from early kit homes to modern modular and manufactured structures, the course aims to dismantle traditional stigmas while equipping learners to accurately identify various factory-built types through their specific characteristics, building codes, labels, and validation seals.
Participants will gain practical expertise in navigating complex zoning barriers, understanding foundation and setup requirements as well as the MLS variable of “on-frame” versus “off-frame” modulars. They will also better comprehend the nuances of listing, marketing, and financing these real properties. Ultimately, the program empowers professionals to better serve their clients by staying informed on current state laws, federal financing programs, and the sustainable future of the factory-built housing industry.
SEPTEMBER
This NC General Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Full or Provisional Broker annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. Brokers-In-Charge must take the NC BIC Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This course was created to sharpen the skills and knowledge of commercial brokers and deliver insight to residential brokers as well regarding many aspects of commercial real estate brokerage and how to get started. Taking this NCREC-approved course provides 4 hours of elective credit for any broker.
My longtime friend and collaborator, Brian Pate and I met in late 2022 and decided that it was past time to provide learners a more complete and accurate representation of what it means to not only achieve listing successes, but to do so while closely adhering to the tenets of NC License Law & Commission Rule.
This NC BIC Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education, and BIC Responsibilities. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Broker In Charge annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are not a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. General brokers must take the NC General Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
Ethics in Real Estate Advertising is a four-hour continuing education course approved by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission and also meets the 2.5 hour requirements of the National Association of Realtors for ethics.
In this course, attendees will do an in depth study of the Code of Ethics including the Preamble, and eight different articles and standards of practice. Along with that, attendees will be able to compare and contrast the Code of Ethics and the rules of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. Inside this course are tips and tricks for licensees to use to make their marketing compliant with both NAR and NCREC rules.
OCTOBER
This NC General Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Full or Provisional Broker annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. Brokers-In-Charge must take the NC BIC Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This 4 hour real estate continuing education course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, construction, and regulation of off-site housing. By exploring the historical transition from early kit homes to modern modular and manufactured structures, the course aims to dismantle traditional stigmas while equipping learners to accurately identify various factory-built types through their specific characteristics, building codes, labels, and validation seals.
Participants will gain practical expertise in navigating complex zoning barriers, understanding foundation and setup requirements as well as the MLS variable of “on-frame” versus “off-frame” modulars. They will also better comprehend the nuances of listing, marketing, and financing these real properties. Ultimately, the program empowers professionals to better serve their clients by staying informed on current state laws, federal financing programs, and the sustainable future of the factory-built housing industry.
This NC BIC Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education, and BIC Responsibilities. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Broker In Charge annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are not a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. General brokers must take the NC General Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This course was created to sharpen the skills and knowledge of commercial brokers and deliver insight to residential brokers as well regarding many aspects of commercial real estate brokerage and how to get started. Taking this NCREC-approved course provides 4 hours of elective credit for any broker.
My longtime friend and collaborator, Brian Pate and I met in late 2022 and decided that it was past time to provide learners a more complete and accurate representation of what it means to not only achieve listing successes, but to do so while closely adhering to the tenets of NC License Law & Commission Rule.
This NC General Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Full or Provisional Broker annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. Brokers-In-Charge must take the NC BIC Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
Ethics in Real Estate Advertising is a four-hour continuing education course approved by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission and also meets the 2.5 hour requirements of the National Association of Realtors for ethics.
In this course, attendees will do an in depth study of the Code of Ethics including the Preamble, and eight different articles and standards of practice. Along with that, attendees will be able to compare and contrast the Code of Ethics and the rules of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. Inside this course are tips and tricks for licensees to use to make their marketing compliant with both NAR and NCREC rules.
NOVEMBER
This NC BIC Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education, and BIC Responsibilities. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Broker In Charge annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are not a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. General brokers must take the NC General Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This 4 hour real estate continuing education course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, construction, and regulation of off-site housing. By exploring the historical transition from early kit homes to modern modular and manufactured structures, the course aims to dismantle traditional stigmas while equipping learners to accurately identify various factory-built types through their specific characteristics, building codes, labels, and validation seals.
Participants will gain practical expertise in navigating complex zoning barriers, understanding foundation and setup requirements as well as the MLS variable of “on-frame” versus “off-frame” modulars. They will also better comprehend the nuances of listing, marketing, and financing these real properties. Ultimately, the program empowers professionals to better serve their clients by staying informed on current state laws, federal financing programs, and the sustainable future of the factory-built housing industry.
This NC General Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Full or Provisional Broker annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. Brokers-In-Charge must take the NC BIC Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This course was created to sharpen the skills and knowledge of commercial brokers and deliver insight to residential brokers as well regarding many aspects of commercial real estate brokerage and how to get started. Taking this NCREC-approved course provides 4 hours of elective credit for any broker.
My longtime friend and collaborator, Brian Pate and I met in late 2022 and decided that it was past time to provide learners a more complete and accurate representation of what it means to not only achieve listing successes, but to do so while closely adhering to the tenets of NC License Law & Commission Rule.
DECEMBER
This NC BIC Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education, and BIC Responsibilities. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Broker In Charge annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are not a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. General brokers must take the NC General Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
This 4 hour real estate continuing education course is designed to provide real estate professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, construction, and regulation of off-site housing. By exploring the historical transition from early kit homes to modern modular and manufactured structures, the course aims to dismantle traditional stigmas while equipping learners to accurately identify various factory-built types through their specific characteristics, building codes, labels, and validation seals.
Participants will gain practical expertise in navigating complex zoning barriers, understanding foundation and setup requirements as well as the MLS variable of “on-frame” versus “off-frame” modulars. They will also better comprehend the nuances of listing, marketing, and financing these real properties. Ultimately, the program empowers professionals to better serve their clients by staying informed on current state laws, federal financing programs, and the sustainable future of the factory-built housing industry.
This NC General Update CE course contains topics such as Appraisals, NCREC Frequently Asked Questions, Fake Sellers, Fair Housing, Law & Rules Update, and Licensing & Education. It fulfills the NCREC active licensing requirement that a Full or Provisional Broker annually complete this mandated 4 hour course authored by the NC Real Estate Commission. Note, if you are a BIC or BIC Eligible you will not receive credit for this course. Brokers-In-Charge must take the NC BIC Update CE course along with a 4-hour elective.
Ethics in Real Estate Advertising is a four-hour continuing education course approved by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission and also meets the 2.5 hour requirements of the National Association of Realtors for ethics.
In this course, attendees will do an in depth study of the Code of Ethics including the Preamble, and eight different articles and standards of practice. Along with that, attendees will be able to compare and contrast the Code of Ethics and the rules of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. Inside this course are tips and tricks for licensees to use to make their marketing compliant with both NAR and NCREC rules.
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Ethical Excellence: Raising the Bar
Revised in January 2022 and designed to meet NAR cycle 7 requirements, this course will empower you to recognize and respond to ethical dilemmas, inspiring consumer confidence. for answers, we’ll look to several articles of the national association of Realtors® Code of Ethics, and draw from real-life ethical scenarios.
Assistance Animals and Fair Housing
This course explores the issues and options for landlords and property managers surrounding assistance animals, helping real estate professionals who represent them to ensure that individuals with disabilities have equal access to housing in compliance with the law.
NC Commercial Real Estate Fundamentals
If you're an experienced residential licensee, a few of the fundamentals of commercial real estate will be familiar to you—the importance of location, for example. in many other regards, commercial differs sharply from residential real estate. you'll be working with executives, investors, and business owners in commercial real estate, individuals whose focus is squarely on the bottom line.
Managing Risk In Your Real Estate Business
When things go wrong in a real estate transaction, consumers often look to the licensee as the cause. To protect yourself, and to protect consumers, it’s important to understand the areas in which risk occurs and how to employ effective risk management strategies.
Technology Tools, Trends & Risk Mgmt
Clients and prospective clients want their real estate professional to be accessible and tech-savvy on their behalf. according to a National Association of Realtors® real estate report, staying up to date on new platforms and systems will remain one of the biggest challenges for brokerages in the coming years.
Document Diligence: Safeguarding Your Transactions
To protect consumers and yourself, knowing how to manage the paperwork--whether it's cotton bond and ink or bits and bytes--is integral to your role. maintaining detailed and organized records, even for transactions that don't close, not only satisfies regulatory requirements, it also protects your license.
Preparing a Market Analysis: Best Practices
whether for a buyer or seller, the comparative market analysis, properly done, can mean several thousands extra dollars in their pockets, and can determine whether a deal can be struck at all. this course covers the how-tos of a professionally researched comparative market analysis.
Following your completion of any of these courses, you will be issued a certification of completion for your records. If relevant, please allow up to 72 hours for reporting to the NC Real Estate Commission for appropriate credit.
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