This course puts a focus on agent etiquette as a natural extension of the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics. The emphasis is on communication, respect and honesty in everyday activities with clients, customers, affiliates and colleagues. It follows professional courtesies in action from setting up a showing through submitting an offer and the pathway to the closing.
Thursday, May 16, 2024 from 1-4pm
Approved in NH 3 CEUs PE2801
Approved NH Post Licensing -…
This course will explore the multiple issues surrounding service animals and other assistance animals in real estate. You will learn about the differentiating the many types of assistance animals, proper handling of reasonable accommodations requests and how to comply with the law. Includes review of the federal Fair Housing Act, Rehabilitation Act Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Features case studies from HUD and the Department of Justice.
E2679 3 NH Elective…
This course provides an in-depth look at the NHAR Purchase and Sales (P&S) Agreement from the Buyer Agent's perspective, focusing on building a solid understanding of the contract, its important clauses, and potential risks. It addresses the fundamentals of contract law relevant to real estate, such as contract types, legal requirements, and risks for licensees, and includes detailed discussions on real estate-specific clauses like appraisal and seller concessions.
A significant…
This course is a deep dive into the REALTORS® Code of Ethics. Following the current code from the lofty Preamble through the Articles to potential Disciplinary Actions. This course goes over professional conduct, courtesies, business etiquette, and real-life scenarios. Duties to customers, clients, the public and other REALTORS® are reviewed in full and discussed. At the end of this course, licensees will have a clear understanding of what is covered by the REALTORS® Code of Ethics.…
Expand your real estate business to Maine. This popular class prepares you for the Maine Law reciprocal test in one Zoom session.
The Maine law test is only 55 questions and you need a 75% to pass. Isn't it time for you to increase your business opportunities?You must have an active real estate license in another jurisdiction. This includes active licensees in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont. All the materials are available to access as soon as you register. All the pdfs are in…
