REALTORS® Real Estate School

LICENSING. CONTINUING EDUCATION. SKILL BUILDING. REALTOR® TRAINING

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In this comprehensive course you will gain essential knowledge and skills in Illinois real estate. Explore topics such as brokerage practices, agency relationships, effective advertising strategies, tax considerations, and the qualities of a successful real estate professional. Develop a deep understanding of the local market dynamics and enhance your ability to make ethical choices in challenging situations.   By purchasing this course, you acknowledge and accept CAR's school policies. Click here to view the school policies.   Read more

In this comprehensive course gain valuable insights into the principles of fair housing, ensuring compliance throughout real estate transactions. Explore fair housing issues that can arise at various stages of a transaction and stay up-to-date with recent administrative decisions and cases. Understand the importance of antitrust awareness to maintain a competitive and ethical brokerage environment. Learn about disclosure obligations, including the necessary information that must be provided to clients. Enhance your knowledge of sexual harassment prevention, transaction handling, safety considerations, and the disciplinary measures that can affect real estate licensees. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to navigate these important aspects of the real estate industry with professionalism and legal compliance.   By purchasing this course, you acknowledge and accept CAR's school policies. Click here to view the school policies.   Read more

The 45 Hour Managing Broker Pre-License courses are designed for Brokers who wish to manage an office or become a sole proprietor. You must be licensed and practicing real estate for two years to be eligible to become a Managing Broker. Part 2:  15 Hour Applied Management & Supervision, Interactive,  course covers licensing, operations escrow, management and risk management, laws and issues. Discussions also focus on recruiting, brokerage support, transaction supervision, marketing and advertising, dispute resolution, company policies, disclosure issues and industry issues.   By purchasing this course, you acknowledge and accept CAR's school policies. Click here to view the school policies. Read more

The 45 Hour Managing Broker Pre-License courses are designed for Brokers who wish to manage an office or become a sole proprietor. You must be licensed and practicing real estate for two years to be eligible to become a Managing Broker. Part 1:  The 30 Hour Managing Broker Pre-License Topics course covers licensing, operations escrow, management and risk management, laws and issues. Discussions also focus on recruiting, brokerage support, transaction supervision, marketing and advertising, dispute resolution, company policies, disclosure issues and industry issues.   By purchasing this course, you acknowledge and accept CAR's school policies. Click here to view the school policies. Read more

Understand the relationships formed between the sponsoring broker, the sponsored licensee and members of the public. Review legal, ethical and practical responsibilities including Illinois license law, the handling of escrow and transaction documents, Fair Housing issues and advertising.   *Required Course: 4 Hour CORE CE*   By purchasing this course, you acknowledge and accept CAR's school policies. Click here to view the school policies. Read more

This course enables the real estate broker to understand the relationships formed between the sponsoring broker, the sponsored licensee and members of the public. It addresses the professional, legal interactions of brokerage relationships as well as the ethical and practical aspects. The course discusses Illinois license law, grounds for disciplinary action and the responsibilities of brokerage and brokerage relationships, including the handling of escrow and transaction documents. Fair Housing issues are addressed from the standpoint of the evolution of protectionary laws and the duties and restrictions by which brokerages, licensees, landlords, tenants, sellers and buyers are governed. Advertising in real estate is explained in terms of what is required by law in not only the advertisements themselves, but also the laws governing the development and placement of ads.   4 Hours CORE Continuing Education Credit Read more

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