Continuing Education in New York

This course provides real estate licensees with a foundational understanding of the special legal relationship that governs conduct between licensees, clients and customers.

Meets the NY Agency Law subject matter requirement.

Today real estate commissions across the country are requiring more fair housing training than ever before, addressing broader and more modern topics. Covering the protected classes in courses like fair housing law will always be necessary.

Meets the NY Cultural Competency subject matter requirement.

Provides real estate licensees with a necessary understanding of fair housing law and primary ethical considerations.

Meets the NY Fair Housing Law subject matter requirement.

Explores the nature of implicit bias, diversity, and inclusion in the Real Estate industry.

Meets the NY Implicit Bias subject matter requirement.

NAR Code of Ethics. This course addresses NAR’s code of Ethics. In addition to providing state license renewal credit, the course may also meet your local NAR association’s three-year renewal requirement. Please check with your association to confirm this. In the event it is helpful, a detailed course description is provided here: Course Outline

Meets the NY Business Ethics subject matter requirement. National Association of REALTORS® compliant.

This course provides licensees with information needed to reduce their liabilities in real estate practice. Subjects include, but are not limited to: antitrust, documentation, agency, seller disclosure, vicarious liability, and RESPA. Acquired content helps ensure a fair and competitive market that protects licensees and the public from inadvertent and intentional misconduct.

Meets the NY Legal Matters subject matter requirement.

This course identifies the necessary requirements for contracts to be valid and enforceable. Contract termination is also discussed with additional information related to breach and remedies for breach.

This course focuses on those areas where real estate professionals commonly open themselves up to lawsuit risks, specifically within the disclosure and inspection processes.

This is a 3.5 (three and a half) hour course.

This course identifies the history of mortgage, the foreclosure process, bad practices and fraud in foreclosure. It also identifies opportunities that exist within a foreclosure market.

Within this course you will identify the purpose of real estate appraisal, types of property valuation, four methods for assessing value, reconciliation, and the key components of effectively written appraisal reports.

This course identifies the fundamental basis for property management in the real estate industry. It provides insight into managing both residential and commercial property.

This course identifies fundamental information regarding when, how, and why real estate ownership is not absolute. For these reasons – and many more – real estate professionals should be aware of the rights and limitations of property ownership.