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SUMMARY:CE: (3CE) Core Law - Avoiding the Danger Zone
DESCRIPTION:Laws governing real estate are complex and varied. This course provides an advanced look\ninto real estate law beyond the basic sales associates’ course. This course is not designed to\nmake participants legal experts\, but rather to help them identify and understand legal issues\nthat arise. The more a licensee knows\, the better he or she can work with customers and\nsafeguard them from legal complications. This understanding will also help licensees avoid\nserious complications and minimize risk for themselves and their brokers. Buying and selling\nproperty requires a lot of legal paperwork. Today\, more than ever\, it’s important to know the\nlaws governing the practice of real estate. Knowledgeable sales associates can minimize their\nlegal risk by disclosing and documenting disclosures\, by anticipating buyer’s remorse\, by\nanticipating areas of liability\, and by not creating false expectations.\n\nObjectives: After taking this class students will be able to:\n•Identify the requirements by law regarding listing agreements.\n•Explain the differences between Independent Contractor and Employee status.\n•Describe the activities a licensed assistant may\nperform and those that an unlicensed assistant may not.\n•Demonstrate a working knowledge of the types of property ownership rights and the limitations to those rights.\n•Describe the various property ownership types and the concurrent ownership tenancies.\n•Identify two benefits provided to owners of principal residences by the Constitutional Homestead in Florida.\n•Define and describe the various types of liens on property.\n•Demonstrate knowledge of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890\, its implications and penalties.\n•Identify the requirements imposed by the Federal CAN-SPAM Act.\n•Describe the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act\, what it covers\, and the disclosures required by the law.\n•Explain elements of the Truth in Lending Act.\n•Identify the disclosure requirements included in the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Laws governing real estate are complex and varied. This course provides an advanced look\ninto real estate law beyond the basic sales associates’ course. This course is not designed to\nmake participants legal experts\, but rather to help them identify and understand legal issues\nthat arise. The more a licensee knows\, the better he or she can work with customers and\nsafeguard them from legal complications. This understanding will also help licensees avoid\nserious complications and minimize risk for themselves and their brokers. Buying and selling\nproperty requires a lot of legal paperwork. Today\, more than ever\, it’s important to know the\nlaws governing the practice of real estate. Knowledgeable sales associates can minimize their\nlegal risk by disclosing and documenting disclosures\, by anticipating buyer’s remorse\, by\nanticipating areas of liability\, and by not creating false expectations.\n\nObjectives: After taking this class students will be able to:\n•Identify the requirements by law regarding listing agreements.\n•Explain the differences between Independent Contractor and Employee status.\n•Describe the activities a licensed assistant may\nperform and those that an unlicensed assistant may not.\n•Demonstrate a working knowledge of the types of property ownership rights and the limitations to those rights.\n•Describe the various property ownership types and the concurrent ownership tenancies.\n•Identify two benefits provided to owners of principal residences by the Constitutional Homestead in Florida.\n•Define and describe the various types of liens on property.\n•Demonstrate knowledge of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890\, its implications and penalties.\n•Identify the requirements imposed by the Federal CAN-SPAM Act.\n•Describe the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act\, what it covers\, and the disclosures required by the law.\n•Explain elements of the Truth in Lending Act.\n•Identify the disclosure requirements included in the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992
LOCATION:425 South Volusia Avenue ORANGE CITY FL 32763
UID:e.1623.1678450
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20261103T141521Z
URL:https://members.westvolusiarealtor.com/event-calendar/Details/ce-3ce-core-law-avoiding-the-danger-zone-1978937?sourceTypeId=Hub
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