Discover problems and pitfalls preventing people from fair and free choices in housing and your part in providing equal housing opportunities. The Code of Ethics provides directions to standards of performance. If professionalism is the destination, are you on the right path? Develop methods to establish, expand, and enrich interactions with REALTORS®, business affiliates and clients that will build, boost and better your career. This course also examines the goals, roles and holes that occur during agency relationships. Approved for 7.5 Hours CE (includes DOS Mandatory 3 Hours Fair Housing (also satisfies NAR Fair Housing requirement), 2.5 Hours Ethical Business Practice (also satisfies NAR COE requirement), 1 Hour Agency, 1 Hour Legal Update ---------------------------------------------- CE Credits by WEBINAR (ZOOM) requires that you have both a microphone and a camera in order to earn CE Credit Registrants will receive ZOOM instructions 24 hours prior to start.

Ever felt like your attorney just doesn’t get it? Now’s your chance to speak up—and be heard.<br><br> In this candid, no-pressure session, a seasoned real estate attorney will break down the legal mindset and help you decode the way attorneys think, communicate, and negotiate. You’ll walk away with practical tools to reduce friction, strengthen collaboration, and create a smoother experience for buyers and sellers—from contract to closing.<br><br> APPROVED FOR 2 HOURS CE<br><br> -------------------------------- <br><br> INFO FOR ZOOM COURSES ONLY- CE Credits by LIVE DISTANCE EDUCATION (ZOOM) requires that you have BOTH a microphone and a camera in order to earn CE Credit <br><br> Registrants will receive ZOOM LINK AND INSTRUCTIONS 24 hours prior to start <br>

The Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) designation is the premier global real estate credential offered by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). It recognizes real estate professionals who have the knowledge, experience, and network to work successfully with international clients and properties. To earn the designation, students are required to complete 2 CORE classes and 3 elective courses. Obtaining the CIPS designation positions agents as experts in cross-border transactions, providing them with exclusive resources, a worldwide referral network, and a competitive edge in the global marketplace. <B>CIPS: Local Markets</B> is one of the two prerequisites for the CIPS Designation. This introductory course provides an overview of the international real estate business environment, covering capital flow, currencies, government regulations, and cultural considerations. Students will also explore international brokerage, networking, marketing, and selling strategies. APPROVED FOR 6.5 HOURS CE