C ourse Description: \;
\nThe Texas Risk Reduction Specialist certification signifie s that you are adept at identifying and mitigating potential liabilities f or your brokerage and clients. The certification will help you safely navi gate transactions in your markets and areas of expertise.< /p>\n
The certification will include the following classes:
\n3 CE HR Intro to Risk Re duction- \;#43378
\nThis course will train real estate agents in various aspects of business risk r eduction. Agents will learn to recognize and embrace the value of further education related to risk reduction and how to utilize resources for busin ess related risk avoidance. Also learn to identify and mitigate liability through effective risk reduction policies and practices.
\n2 CE HR \;Learn to Be the Source of the
Source- \;#43376
Access to the Internet appears to be the ultimate source of information. But not everything on the internet is true. Today’s licensees need to know where to go for reliable sources of information and not just use crowdsourcing. By compiling a list of resources\, learning how to search and providing ac curate information to clients and customers will be a benefit to all parti es. The course will cover both government sources and REALTOR® resources.< /span>
\n3 CE HR \; \;Defini ng &\; Understanding Competency- \;#49073
\nAgents and brokers are required to be competent in p erforming their duties as agents. This competency is tied directly to thei r fiduciary duties. Both the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) and the N ational Association of REALTORS Code of Ethics state that agents must be c ompetent. TREC has gone even farther and required license holders to be co mpetent in the geographic area and in the type of property. This class wil l go over the definition of competency. Additionally\, the students will l earn about the requirements set forth for brokers too versee their agents and verify that the agents are competent. Finally\, students will learn th e resources for them to become competent. By gaining this knowledge\, the agents and brokers will be able to better serve consumers.
\n3 CE HR \;Whose Job is it Anyway?-&nbs p\;#44346
\nThe real estate t ransaction is very complicated with many different professionals involved. Each of those professionals have a different job. When license holders ar e working with customers and clients\, it is important that these consumer s understand that each of these roles are different and important to the t ransactions. To make a transaction proceed smoothly and reduce risk to all parties\, these activities and who the person is that performs these acti vities must be clearly defined and explained. Resources will be provided f or use by both the consumers and the license holders.
\n2 CE HR \; Stay in Your Lane- \;#45042< /span>
\nThis course by Candace Cook e will help agents and brokers their obligation to represent their clients to the best of their ability. TREC provides guidelines for the license ho lders to make sure they are competent. However\, often an agent or broker may step outside of their competency to take care of a favorite client. Th is course will discuss how to make sure you stay in your lane and represen t your clients appropriately. Additionally\, the students will learn about current disciplinary cases and the consequences from swerving outside of the appropriate area.
\n2 CE HR \;Timelines\, Why Dates and Deadlines are Important- \;#45022
\nThis course by Candy Cooke w ill help agents and brokers understand what happens when the parties sign the offer and insert the effective date. It seems that a clear schedule ha s been set. Then the “What Ifs” start. Each part of the contract introduce s new areas that could create issues for all parties involved. Utilizing t he promulgated One to Four Family Residential Contract\, students will bec ome familiar with the different paragraphs that may require some problem s olving to help their clients purchase the property.
\nPlease register for this courses with your name as it appears on your TREC license.
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Course Description: \;
\nThe Texas Risk Reduction Specialist cert ification signifies that you are adept at identifying and mitigating poten tial liabilities for your brokerage and clients. The certification will he lp you safely navigate transactions in your markets and areas of expertise .
\nFor More Information Regarding the Certification
\nThe certification will include the following cl asses:
\n3 CE H R Intro to Risk Reduction- \;#43378
\nThis course will train real estate agents in various aspects of business risk reduction. Agents will learn to recognize and embrace the value of further education related to risk reduction and how to utilize r esources for business related risk avoidance. Also learn to identify and m itigate liability through effective risk reduction policies and practices.
\n2 CE HR \;Learn to Be the Source of the Source- \;#43376
\nAccess to the Internet appears to be the ultimate source of in formation. But not everything on the internet is true. Today’s licensees n eed to know where to go for reliable sources of information and not just u se crowdsourcing. By compiling a list of resources\, learning how to searc h and providing accurate information to clients and customers will be a be nefit to all parties. The course will cover both government sources and RE ALTOR® resources.
\n3 CE HR&n bsp\; \;Defining &\; Understanding Competency- \;#49073< /p>\n
Agents and brokers are required to be competent in performing their duties as agents. This competency is tie d directly to their fiduciary duties. Both the Texas Real Estate Commissio n (TREC) and the National Association of REALTORS Code of Ethics state tha t agents must be competent. TREC has gone even farther and required licens e holders to be competent in the geographic area and in the type of proper ty. This class will go over the definition of competency. Additionally\, t he students will learn about the requirements set forth for brokers too ve rsee their agents and verify that the agents are competent. Finally\, stud ents will learn the resources for them to become competent. By gaining thi s knowledge\, the agents and brokers will be able to better serve consumer s.
\n3 CE HR \;Whose Job is it Anyway?- \;#44346
\nThe real estate transaction is very complicated with many different profe ssionals involved. Each of those professionals have a different job. When license holders are working with customers and clients\, it is important t hat these consumers understand that each of these roles are different and important to the transactions. To make a transaction proceed smoothly and reduce risk to all parties\, these activities and who the person is that p erforms these activities must be clearly defined and explained. Resources will be provided for use by both the consumers and the license holders.
\n2 CE HR \; Stay in Your L ane- \;#45042
\nThis cour se by Candace Cooke will help agents and brokers their obligation to repre sent their clients to the best of their ability. TREC provides guidelines for the license holders to make sure they are competent. However\, often a n agent or broker may step outside of their competency to take care of a f avorite client. This course will discuss how to make sure you stay in your lane and represent your clients appropriately. Additionally\, the student s will learn about current disciplinary cases and the consequences from sw erving outside of the appropriate area.
\n2 CE HR \;Timelines\, Why Dates and Deadlines are Importa nt- \;#45022
\nThis cours e by Candy Cooke will help agents and brokers understand what happens when the parties sign the offer and insert the effective date. It seems that a clear schedule has been set. Then the “What Ifs” start. Each part of the contract introduces new areas that could create issues for all parties inv olved. Utilizing the promulgated One to Four Family Residential Contract\, students will become familiar with the different paragraphs that may requ ire some problem solving to help their clients purchase the property.
\nPlease registe r for this courses with your name as it appears on your TREC license.
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