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CONTINUING EDUCATION

LICENSING & BROKER COURSES

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
A Consumer Protection Course - 15 clock hours

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Theories of property management. This course is designed to give the licensee a greater degree of competency in property management, to eliminate mismanagement of property, inappropriate handling of trust fund accounts, invalid leases and improper handling of security deposits. The course gives the licensee helpful information and knowledge to pass on to tenants, owners and investment clients alike. (Satisfies B&P Code 10170.5(c)0 Text included.

THE AGENT'S TOOLBOX
A Consumer Protection Course - 15 clock hours
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The Agent’s Toolbox is written with the intent of providing additional training to all real estate licensees and as further education to better serve the consumer public. This book, then, is a “how to” book for all real estate agents and brokers. Text included.

GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE PRACTICES
A Consumer Protection Course -15 clock hours
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This course brings out requirements of a licensee as well as covering areas of Business Opportunities, mobile home sales, condominium sales and timeshares. As time changes so do the laws and this course brings out areas of disclosure that must be dealt with. Visual inspections are a must in this day and age. As well as knowing those factors that have an influence on value. Text included.

SURVEY COURSE
6 clock hours
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This new course is the combination of the courses listed below: Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling and Fair Housing. Please see their respective descriptions below.

ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
3 clock hours
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Reading material has been taken from the Business and Professions Code, the California Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, Commissioner's Regulations, as well as certain case analyses and statutes. (Satisfies the B&P Code 1017770.5(a)).* Text: Handbook included - no charge.

AGENCY AND DISCLOSURES
3 clock hours
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Complete information about "new agency law". This course contains reading material from the DRE Reference Book, the Business and Professions Code and the California Civil Code, regarding the new laws pursuant to Assembly Bill 1034. This course deals with the relationship between principal and agent and certain disclosures made and the confidences kept in the various agency relationships. (Satisfies B&P Code 10170.5(b)).* Text: Handbook included - no charge.

TRUST FUND HANDLING
3 clock hours
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Designed to acquaint licensees with the fundamental requirements and responsibilities of a trust account.

Topics:

  • The Trust Fund Account
  • Audits and examinations
  • Accounting records and reconciliation
  • Various case analyses and statutes

Satisfies: B&P Code l0170.5(c). Text included.

FAIR HOUSING
3 clock hours
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Designed to acquaint licensees with the fundamental requirements and responsibilities of fair housing laws.

Topics:
  • HUD Regulations
  • Discrimination Laws and Indicators
  • Civil Rights Acts and Provisions
  • Fair Housing Laws, Fair Employment Acts
  • Risk Management (new required course as of 7/1/2007)

Satisfies: B&P Code 10170.5(c). Text included

RISK MANAGEMENT
3 clock hours
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Risk management is a multi-tiered process aimed at systematically attending to the risks posed by the actions of an individual or organization. The goal of optimal risk management is to allow an organization to carry out its daily activities, while maximizing the potential for their success. This means ensuring that the activities have staying power by reducing their susceptibility to risk.

Topics:

  • Identifying Risk
  • Assessing Risk
  • Risk Avoidance
  • Risk Reduction
  • Risk Transfer
  • Risk Retention

 

LICENSING COURSES

REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL (1721-98) 45 HOURS
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Appraising acquaints one with the purpose and importances of appraisals; land values and their characteristics; the process of appraising; site analysis; considerations one must have; knowledge of construction methods and materials used in cost approaches; accrued depreciation analysis; income and expense analysis and capitalization theory; and techniques in the income approach method of appraising. Text: "California Real Estate Appraisal", by Black

REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS (1697-97) 45 HOURS
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Introduction to economic analysis and policy within the real estate profession. Market economy; government and the economy; money and banking; regional and community analysis and community growth patterns; clusters of land use and value; analyzing the housing market and recreational real estate market. Special areas such as taxation, land use controls and investment principles will also be covered in this course. Text "California Real Estate Economics", by Huber.

REAL ESTATE FINANCE (1487-94) 45 HOURS
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A course designed to help the new licensee, the experienced real estate agent, the investor, as well as the lender gain a better understanding of the complex world of real estate finance. Topics include the mortgage money market, lending institutions, private money, conventional loans, government loan programs, the processing and closing of loans, valuations, and mathematics in the financing process. Text "California Real Estate Finance", 4th Ed., by Black

LEGAL ASPECTS OF REAL ESTATE (1770-99) 45HOURS
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Legal Aspects places specific emphasis upon the laws which govern real estate in the State of California. This course goes into the origin and history of land title in California as well as its source of real estate law. Topics include acquisition and transfer of property, estates or interest in real property, homesteading, mortgages, trust deeds, taxes, assessments, covenants-conditions-and restrictions, the law of agency, escrow and title insurance, additional materials covers condominiums and mobile home sales. Text: "Real Estate Law in California", by Huber.

R.E. OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (1691-97) 45 HOURS
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Functions and fundamentals of management in the real estate brokerage. Major topics include the modern real estate business organization, management growth, branching, merging and franchising, surviving with profit, managerial failures and successes, managerial styles and functions, strategic planning, competition, and advertising. The effective utilization of human resources in the organization, selection, training, retaining and rewarding salespersons as well as professionalism, ethics and regulations. Text: "Office Administration", by Black

REAL ESTATE PRACTICES (1322-92) 45 HOURS
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Introduction to the study of real estate. Essential information regarding the real estate industry including topics on agency responsibilities for both the salesperson and the broker, office management, how to list and prospect property, selling and marketing techniques, advertising, financing, escrow and closing procedures, general taxation and income tax, property management, appraisal and property valuation, mathematics involving the real estate transaction, business opportunity brokerage, public sales of real estate, real estate exchanging and a review of real estate contracts. Text: "California Real Estate Practices' 4th Ed., by Black.

REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES (1787-00) 45 HOURS
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Prerequisite course for taking the real estate licensing examination. The material presented offers a firm foundation for the acquisition of a California real estate license and provides an excellent basis for advanced study. Topics include the nature of real estate and the foundation of our property laws, land descriptions and measurements, how titles are held, acquisition and transfer, deeds, liens and encumbrances, agency, elements of a contract, landlord and tenant law, real estate mathematics and financing. In addition to the above material, you will be introduced to the terminology and forms commonly used in everyday real estate transactions. Text: "California Real Estate Principles" 4th Ed., by Blair Black.

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (1525-94) 45 HOURS
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This course introduces property management as a specialized activity within the real estate industry. Emphasis is focused upon the relationship between the management of property and the real estate itself. It also outlines techniques of management and entrepreneurial attitudes that are essential to success in the property management business. Text: "Principles of Real Estate Management", by Black.

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