Principles of Real Estate (L)

REMINDER:  Payment must be made at time of registration or registration will be canceled and a walk-in fee will be charged for payment-at-the-door.
Cancellation Policy:  Requests must be made in writing 48 hours prior to class date. Emailed to Tammy Satzberg at tammy@aacar.com.  If requests are not received in time, funds will not be returned or transferred to another class.
 
If you received your INITIAL license on or after October 1, 2023, AND this is your first renewal, you must complete the following CE hours:
 
Contracts Code: J 3.0 hours
Brokerage Relationships and Disclosures Code: H 3.0 hours
Principles of Real Estate Practice Code: L 3.0 hours
Property Management and Landlord and Tenant Laws Code: M 3.0 hours
Professionalism Code: N 1.5 hours
Real Estate Financing Code: O 1.5 hours
 
For licensees licensed prior to October 1, 2023, your continuing education remains the same:
Legal and Legislative Update Code: A 3.0 hours
Fair Housing Code: C 2.0 hours
Ethics Code: D 3.0 hours
Brokerage Relationships & Disclosures Code: H 3.0 hours
Electives Code: F 4.0 hours
18 Aug

VIRTUAL Principles of Real Estate (L) 8/18/2026

VIRTUAL Principles of Real Estate (L) 8/18/2026

Tuesday, August 18, 2026 (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM)
3.0 Education Credits
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This outline covers the essential principles of real estate practice in three key areas: advertising, escrow funds, and common ownership communities. For advertising, it details the requirements for licensees, including the need for meaningful and conspicuous inclusion of the licensee’s and brokerage’s names, contact information, and adherence to ethical standards. It also covers electronic advertising, social media policies, team advertising rules, and broker supervision. In handling escrow funds, it explains the responsibilities of brokers and escrow agents, including the management of trust money, written agreements, and procedures for resolving disputes. For common ownership communities, it discusses the differences between mandatory and voluntary homeowners associations, resale package requirements for both condominiums and cooperatives, and the implications of fair housing laws.

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