Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Define and explain the significance of National Association of Realtors (NARS) Code of Ethics
- Define and explain the significance of National Association of Realtors (NARS) Code of Ethics enforcement
- Provide insight into the complaint and arbitration process in the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Code of Ethics as a means of resolving disputers between REALTORS® and their complainants
- Analyze the arbitration disputes process and mediation process
- Apply the relevant Articles and Standards in the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Code of Ethics that govern the conduct and business practices of REALTORS®
- Explain the California Business and Professions Code: 10176 and how it relates to the NAR Code of Ethics
- Explain the California Business and Professions Code: 10177 and how it relates to the NAR Code of Ethics
- Identify the key points of California Business and Professions Code: 10176 and 10177
- Describe the duties that Realtors are obligated to fulfill to their clients and customers
- Describe the duties that Realtors are obligated to fulfill to other Realtors
Method of Course Presentation: Internet
Course Category: Consumer Service
Course Textbook and Outline Information:
This continuing education course consists of three hours of original materials created by Connect Media in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts and videos of experts in the commercial real estate field. A Learner Guide is provided to students with an outline of the course, transcripts of all videos and time estimates for each lesson.
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
DRE Sponsor No.: 5148
Ethics General Course Information Page
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Define the origin and history of fair housing
- List significant historical fair housing laws and acts
- Identify the real estate services and activities in which the Fair Housing Act forbids
discrimination
- Identify the important fair housing changes that were made as a result of the Fair Housing
Amendments Act of 1988
- Identify demographic characteristics in relation to home ownership
- Recognize the groups that are protected by federal housing law
- Identify senior housing’s fair housing exemption
- Explain the Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA)
- Explain California fair housing laws and acts
- Identify California and federal laws governing lending practices
- Differentiate between California and federal laws governing lending practices
- Understand various examples of what comprises fair housing compliance in California
- Define discriminatory advertising
- List characteristics of advertising
- Define nondiscriminatory behaviors and practices
- List the benefits of embracing and implementing nondiscriminatory practices
- List declarations that real estate professionals agree in the NAR Fair Housing Declaration
Method of Course Presentation: Internet
Course Category: Consumer Service
Course Textbook and Outline Information:
This continuing education course consists of three hours of original materials created by Connect Media in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts and videos of experts in the commercial real estate field. A Learner Guide is provided to students with an outline of the course, transcripts of all videos and time estimates for each lesson.
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
Fair Housing General Course Information Page
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Articulate the definition of industrial real estate
- Chronicle the origin and history of industrial real estate
- Identify why industrial real estate is important in today’s society
- Recognize what makes industrial real estate a great investment
- Define industrial real estate types
- Differentiate the benefits and risks of industrial real estate investing
- Distinguish common ways to invest in industrial real estate
- Describe, in generality, the common methods of industrial real estate valuation
- Explain, in generality, industrial real estate architectural features
- Provide an overview of the role of Industrial Practice attorneys
- Define the dynamics that will impact the future of the industrial real estate market
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the history of the multifamily rental moratorium
- Determine who really owns multifamily
- Categorize moratorium regulations and emergency rental assistance of select states
- Conceptualize the multifamily rental moratorium impact
- Articulate the issues of the Multifamily Rental Moratorium and better ways it could have been utilized
- Identify important issues and topics impacting the multifamily rental market
- Articulate the select policies, economic issues and market trends that are challenging the multifamily industry
Method of Course Presentation: Internet
Course Category: Consumer Service
Course Textbook and Outline Information:
This continuing education course consists of three hours of original materials created by Connect Media in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts and videos of experts in the commercial real estate field. A Learner Guide is provided to students with an outline of the course, transcripts of all videos and time estimates for each lesson.
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
DRE Sponsor No.: #5148
Multifamily Rental Moratorium General Course Information Page
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the history of the multifamily rental moratorium
- Determine who really owns multifamily
- Categorize moratorium regulations and emergency rental assistance of select states
- Conceptualize the multifamily rental moratorium impact
- Articulate the issues of the Multifamily Rental Moratorium and better ways it could have been utilized
- Identify important issues and topics impacting the multifamily rental market
- Articulate the select policies, economic issues and market trends that are challenging the multifamily industry
Method of Course Presentation:Internet
Course Category: Consumer Service
Course Textbook and Outline Information:
Course consists of three hours of original materials created by Connect Media in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts and videos of experts in the field. A Learner Guide is provided to continuing education students with an outline of the course, transcripts of all videos and time estimates for each lesson.
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
Multifamily Rental Moratorium General Course Information Page
