Ethical and Ageny Issues PART 1: AGENCY How comfortable are you in knowing how and when to present Agency Disclosure to consumers? Do you stumble through the Agency Disclosure form and wish you had a better understanding and better, smoother scripting? This 1 hour segment will review the various agency relationships we create and how to define and describe them to our real estate prospects and how to handle “switching hats.” PART 2: ETHICS Description: This 2 ½ hour segment is designed to fulfill the Ethics training required by DOS and by the National Association of REALTORS®. The program includes ethical theories, common ethical challenges in the real estate field, enforcement and resolution processes, and “best practices” through review of the NAR Pathways to Professionalism. Special emphasis is placed on commonly misunderstood areas in the NAR Code of Ethics as well as some of the newest Standards of Practice that many agents don’t seem to know about at all. Approved for 3.5 Hours CE (includes DOS mandated 2.5 Hours Ethical Business Practices and 1 Hour Agency) also approved for National Association of REALTORS® CODE OF ETHICS Instructor: Roseann Farrow ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CE Credits by WEBINAR (ZOOM) requires that you have both a microphone and a camera in order to earn CE Credit Registrants will receive webinar instructions 24 hours prior to start.

This class will teach agents the necessary skills needed to generate a CMA using both their Stratus MLS program and the Realtor Property Resource RPR. With the skills learned from both programs, they have the option to choose which CMA to use when working with their Buyers or Sellers. Approved for 3 Hours CE Credit --------------------------------------------- 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 Registrants will receive ZOOM LINK AND INSTRUCTIONS 24 hours prior to start.

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.<P> <B>CIPS: Asia/Pacific and International Real Estate</B> is one of the three elective courses for the CIPS Designation. This course covers real estate practices in Asia and the Pacifi.c, focusing on cultural influences, economic trends, and evaluating investment opportunities. Additionally, the course includes a chapter dedicated to working with Japanese clients.<P> APPROVED FOR 5 HOURS CE <P>