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REALTOR® Code of Ethics Case Studies

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REALTOR® Code of Ethics Case Studies

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REALTOR® Code of Ethics Case Studies 3.00
Elective
Ethical and moral standards are your key to real estate professionalism.

This course may fulfill the NAR Biennial Ethics Training requirement in your state. Click the course title for details.
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  • As stated in the Code of Ethics preamble, “REALTORS® should recognize that the interests of the nation and its citizens require the highest and best use of the land and the widest distribution of land ownership.” That means there’s a lot more to your real estate practice than simply listing and selling real estate. This course will serve as your guide to better understand the noble and essential standards that are expected from a professional REALTOR®. 
    It is up to your local association to determine if this course qualifies for the National Association of REALTORS® Biennial Ethics Training requirement. Upon completing this course, you must submit a copy of this course completion certificate to your local REALTOR® Association to obtain their approval for this course fulfilling the National Association of REALTORS® Biennial Ethics Training requirement.

    You could also submit course details to your local REALTOR® Association in advance to determine if this course will qualify. Please click here for a PDF with course curriculum details. 

    Visit the National Association of REALTORS® website for more information about the Code of Ethics training requirement.

  • This course will help you become familiar with the Realtor® Code of Ethics and understand the areas of real estate practice covered by each Article. You will learn how to successfully evaluate behaviors that lead to violations.

    Section 1: Introduction and Article 1
    Introduction 
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 1 and case studies

    Section 2: Articles 2-4
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 2 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 3 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 4 and case studies

    Section 3: Articles 5-10
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 5 and case study
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 6 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 7, 8, and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Articles 9, 10, and case study

    Section 4: Articles 11-13
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 11 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 12 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 13 and case study

    Section 5: Articles 14-17
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 14 and case study
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 15 and case study
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 16 and case studies
    Realtor® Code of Ethics Article 17 case studies, and conclusion

  • Instructor: Jim Tice

    Jim Tice has been a real estate instructor for over 20 years, and has taught thousands of real estate agents and brokers in classrooms and online. He is a member of the Real Estate Educators Association (REEA), and is certified as an online instructor by the International Distance Education Certification Center (IDECC).

    Jim entered the real estate business in 1977, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has been inducted into a national real estate Hall of Fame, an honor granted to less than 1% of agents nationwide. Jim has served as regional trainer for a national real estate franchise, and as a real estate manager he continues to train and coach new and experienced real estate agents.

    Jim has served for many years on the Minnesota Association of REALTORS® Professional Standards Committee, both as a panel member and as a hearing chairperson, and he has served on the Minneapolis Association of REALTORS® Board of Directors.

    You can contact Jim at JimTice@ContinuingEdExpress.com.

Requirements


These courses do NOT satisfy the continuing education requirement for a licensee’s FIRST renewal. 

These courses are approved for elective continuing education by the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission.

Visit the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission website for information about continuing education requirements.

Licensees are required to keep records of their own continuing education hours, and will be "required to submit paper documentation if the licensee is chosen for CE audit."

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