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Using Feng Shui Principles to Improve Living Spaces

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Using Feng Shui Principles to Improve Living Spaces

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Using Feng Shui Principles to Improve Living Spaces 3.00
​3 Elective Hours
The art of seeing things in a property that will spark positive or negative feelings. 
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  • In this course, you’ll learn how home environments can take on a perceptible feeling that will cause a majority of buyers to turn away. We’ll teach you how to make a client’s home attract more buyers through easy modifications to details like paint color, furniture, shelving, and artwork; all of which can affect the sale of a home, and the comfort of the new owners.
     
    These environmental factors have been understood for centuries in the Asian practice of Feng Shui. The premise is that everything in and around a dwelling or workplace has “energy,” or the ability to generate a feeling in people, either positive or negative. You will learn how to manipulate these energies to achieve a space that attracts interest and comfort.

    3 Elective Hours
  • This course will help you understand time-proven Feng Shui principles to solve challenges of living spaces in homes and other buildings.

    Introduction: Understanding the Principles
    • History of Feng Shui and how it developed
    • Consideration of predecessor influence in living spaces
    • Getting clear on a buyer’s or seller’s desired outcome
    • Understanding how a space can impact the direction and quality of life

    Basic Tool to Help Assess the Qualities of a Space
    • The bagua, where it came from, and how to orient it to living spaces
    • Measurements needed to determine its placement
    • How to deal with areas beyond the boundaries
    • What about missing spaces?
    • How specific areas affect your life
    • Other applications of the bagua

    The Front Door: More than Just Curb Appeal
    • Determination and use of the front entry
    • Features of an advantageous front door experience
    • What does a good door look like?

    Blending Feng Shui and Real Estate
    • Using the principles of Feng Shui to sell a property
    • Matching a potential buyer with the right home
    • What to do to facilitate an easier sale
    • How to make the move-in problem-free

  • Subject Matter Expert:
    Carole J. Hyder

    Carole J. Hyder is founder, president, and an instructor of the Wind and Water School of Feng Shui. She has been a Feng Shui consultant since 1992, helping clients improve their lifestyle quality in homes and workplaces.

    Carole has received international acclaim as a Feng Shui consultant, speaker, teacher, author, trainer and media personality. She is the author of two books, a DVD, and has been published in various periodicals. Carole also presents a monthly Feng Shui segment on a local Twin Cities TV news program.

    Carole is also founder and President of FSIM, the Feng Shui Institute of the Midwest. She earned a Masters degree in East Asian Studies from the University of Minnesota.


    Instructor: Jim Luger
    Jim Luger has been a broker and instructor for over 30 years. He is a member of the Real Estate Educators Association, and is certified as an online instructor by the International Distance Education Certification Center (IDECC). You can contact Jim at Jim@ContinuingEdExpress.com.

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Continuing Education Requirements
Licensees are required to complete 20 hours of approved continuing education courses for each two-year license period (January 1 of odd-numbered years through December 31 of even-numbered years), also referred to as the licensing biennium.
 
Licensees intending to renew their license on an active status by the renewal deadline of November 30 (even-numbered years) must complete 20 hours of approved continuing education courses during the biennium. The required continuing education hours include the commission designated core courses, which are offered in a two-part format (Core A and Core B), and the remaining courses as elective credit hours. Visit the Hawaii Real Estate Commission website for more information about continuing education requirements.

Continuing Ed Express automatically submits course completion information to the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. Licensees will receive certificates marked “elective” for elective courses and “core” for core courses after they complete each course.
 
BEFORE you purchase a course, check your continuing education history on the Hawaii Online Real Estate Continuing Education website so you do not retake a CE course you have already completed. No CE credit for a course for which you have already received credit is given.

Need to get your real estate license? See HI Pre-License Courses.

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