The BROKER PRE-LICENSING COURSE is the first step toward starting your real estate career. The course consists of 75 hours of instruction required for qualification to take the course real estate license examination. Topics include: basic real estate practices and principles, real estate law, financing, brokerage, contracts, closings, and other topics.
Upon completion of the course, you may apply to sit for the N.C. Licensing Exam to receive your state license. Our course will give you the best possible preparation for this exam.
Want to find out the requirements for obtaining a license? Click to view this video provided by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
The BROKER PRE-LICENSING COURSE is the first step toward starting your real estate career. The course consists of 75 hours of instruction required for qualification to take the course real estate license examination. Topics include: basic real estate practices and principles, real estate law, financing, brokerage, contracts, closings, and other topics.
Upon completion of the course, you may apply to sit for the N.C. Licensing Exam to receive your state license. Our course will give you the best possible preparation for this exam.
Want to find out the requirements for obtaining a license? Click to view this video provided by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
A practical review of agency relationships and duties while working with buyers and working with sellers in residential sales.
The focus is on real estate contracts, closing procedures and closing statements as well as other related topics.
Topics addressed in this course include general North Carolina licensing requirements, brokerage compensation issues, the disciplinary process, specialized types of real estate, property management in NC, and miscellaneous NC laws and legal concepts.
Agency: Art or Agony is a four-hour course designed as a risk management tool for brokers. The course presents information on the foundation of agency relationships and the Rule A.0104 requirements regarding agency disclosure and agreements. Also covered are types of agency relationships (with special emphasis on dual agency) NC case studies relating to agency and the NCAR residential agency forms.
It's About to Hit the Fan: Competency Issues . . . contemplates and addresses issues which may arise with listed properties between offer inspection and settlement. Issues discussed include but are not limited to: discovery of unpermitted space/renovations septic systems repair requests and licensees' duties in these situations.
The No Drama Transaction will assist brokers in designing a systematic process in working with buyers. Topics discussed include: inventory knowledge, intense and thorough interviewing, communication, transaction facilitation, and negotiation.