Illinois Real Estate License School

This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by your state's Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in license law, real property, structure of Agency, seller relationships and counseling, buyer relationships and counseling, Illinois law, federal laws, marketing and advertising, real estate transactions, financing, contract knowledge, Independent Contractor/Employee Agreements and property management.

Course Contents

1. License Law Overview
2. Real Property Rights
3. Ownership and Encumbrances
4. Title and Title Transfer
5. Land Use and Environmental Controls
6. Construction and Measurement
7. Agency Laws
8. Agency Relationships
9. Ministerial Acts
10. Agency Coupled with Interest
11. Distinguishing Client and Customer
12. Seller Agency Duties and Disclosures
13. Property Condition Disclosure Report
14. Material Defects, Disclosures, and Misrepresentation
15. Listing - Seller and Property Qualification
16. Listing - Pricing, Financing and Seller Equity
17. Listing - Distressed Properties
18. Listing - Agreement and Compensation Issues
19. Listing - Disclosure Forms
20. Marketing Period Communications and Counseling
21. Buyer Agency Duties and Disclosures
22. Buyer Representation Agreement and Compensation Issues
23. Qualifying Buyer Needs
24. Buyer Financial Qualification
25. Showing Properties
26. Preparing Buyer's Offer
27. Buyer Counseling - Closing Costs
28. Buyer Counseling - Pre and Post Closing Issues
29. General Requirements for Licensees
30. Disclosures and Consents
31. Licensed versus Unlicensed Activities
32. Disciplinary Actions
33. Fair Housing
34. RESPA and Fair Financing Laws
35. Antitrust Laws
36. Advertising and License Laws
37. Laws Affecting Marketing
38. Issues Affecting Market Value
39. CMA Mechanics
40. Selecting and Adjusting Comparables
41. CMA Case Study
42. Cost

This Broker Pre-license course will address several important topics that brokers will likely face on a day-to-day basis. These topic points include listing preparation, buyer representation, agency types, presenting and negotiating offers, and case studies near the start of the course. Then, students will learn about how to deal with multiple offers, how to manage assistants, and how to perform CMA and pricing. Later in the course, brokers will learn how to minimize risk, handle escrow accounts, handle distressed properties, anti-trust, and inspection repairs.

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including Illinois license law, agency obligations and disclosure, purchase agreements and other contracts. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Real Estate Brokerage

Lesson 2: Real Estate Agency

Lesson 3: Advertising

Lesson 4: Tax Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 5: The Real Estate Professional

Lesson 6: Market Knowledge

Lesson 7: Ethical Choice Activities

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including risk management, ethics, advertising, and professional development. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.
Lesson 1: Working with the Seller Client

Lesson 2: Supporting the Listing

Lesson 3: Working with the Buyer Client

Lesson 4: Handling Purchase Transactions

Lesson 5: Transaction Practicum

Lesson 6: Practical Property Management

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including fair housing, antitrust, transaction handling, working with sellers and buyers. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Principles of Fair Housing

Lesson 2: Fair Housing Issues Throughout a Transaction

Lesson 3: Fair Housing Administrative Decisions and Recent Cases

Lesson 4: Antitrust Awareness

Lesson 5: The Brokerage Office

Lesson 6: Disclosure Obligations

Lesson 7: Preventing Sexual Harassment

Lesson 8: Transaction Handling

Lesson 9: Safety Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 10: Licensee Discipline

Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.

Two national and three state final exams to prepare you for your licensing exam. You can view a breakdown of your results by the topics you will encounter on the state licensing exam.

Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).

You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.

This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by your state's Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in license law, real property, structure of Agency, seller relationships and counseling, buyer relationships and counseling, Illinois law, federal laws, marketing and advertising, real estate transactions, financing, contract knowledge, Independent Contractor/Employee Agreements and property management.

Course Contents

1. License Law Overview
2. Real Property Rights
3. Ownership and Encumbrances
4. Title and Title Transfer
5. Land Use and Environmental Controls
6. Construction and Measurement
7. Agency Laws
8. Agency Relationships
9. Ministerial Acts
10. Agency Coupled with Interest
11. Distinguishing Client and Customer
12. Seller Agency Duties and Disclosures
13. Property Condition Disclosure Report
14. Material Defects, Disclosures, and Misrepresentation
15. Listing - Seller and Property Qualification
16. Listing - Pricing, Financing and Seller Equity
17. Listing - Distressed Properties
18. Listing - Agreement and Compensation Issues
19. Listing - Disclosure Forms
20. Marketing Period Communications and Counseling
21. Buyer Agency Duties and Disclosures
22. Buyer Representation Agreement and Compensation Issues
23. Qualifying Buyer Needs
24. Buyer Financial Qualification
25. Showing Properties
26. Preparing Buyer's Offer
27. Buyer Counseling - Closing Costs
28. Buyer Counseling - Pre and Post Closing Issues
29. General Requirements for Licensees
30. Disclosures and Consents
31. Licensed versus Unlicensed Activities
32. Disciplinary Actions
33. Fair Housing
34. RESPA and Fair Financing Laws
35. Antitrust Laws
36. Advertising and License Laws
37. Laws Affecting Marketing
38. Issues Affecting Market Value
39. CMA Mechanics
40. Selecting and Adjusting Comparables
41. CMA Case Study
42. Cost

Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.

This Broker Pre-license course will address several important topics that brokers will likely face on a day-to-day basis. These topic points include listing preparation, buyer representation, agency types, presenting and negotiating offers, and case studies near the start of the course. Then, students will learn about how to deal with multiple offers, how to manage assistants, and how to perform CMA and pricing. Later in the course, brokers will learn how to minimize risk, handle escrow accounts, handle distressed properties, anti-trust, and inspection repairs.

Two national and three state final exams to prepare you for your licensing exam. You can view a breakdown of your results by the topics you will encounter on the state licensing exam.

Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).

You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including Illinois license law, agency obligations and disclosure, purchase agreements and other contracts. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Real Estate Brokerage

Lesson 2: Real Estate Agency

Lesson 3: Advertising

Lesson 4: Tax Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 5: The Real Estate Professional

Lesson 6: Market Knowledge

Lesson 7: Ethical Choice Activities

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including fair housing, antitrust, transaction handling, working with sellers and buyers. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Principles of Fair Housing

Lesson 2: Fair Housing Issues Throughout a Transaction

Lesson 3: Fair Housing Administrative Decisions and Recent Cases

Lesson 4: Antitrust Awareness

Lesson 5: The Brokerage Office

Lesson 6: Disclosure Obligations

Lesson 7: Preventing Sexual Harassment

Lesson 8: Transaction Handling

Lesson 9: Safety Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 10: Licensee Discipline

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including risk management, ethics, advertising, and professional development. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.
Lesson 1: Working with the Seller Client

Lesson 2: Supporting the Listing

Lesson 3: Working with the Buyer Client

Lesson 4: Handling Purchase Transactions

Lesson 5: Transaction Practicum

Lesson 6: Practical Property Management

This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by your state's Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in license law, real property, structure of Agency, seller relationships and counseling, buyer relationships and counseling, Illinois law, federal laws, marketing and advertising, real estate transactions, financing, contract knowledge, Independent Contractor/Employee Agreements and property management.

Course Contents

1. License Law Overview
2. Real Property Rights
3. Ownership and Encumbrances
4. Title and Title Transfer
5. Land Use and Environmental Controls
6. Construction and Measurement
7. Agency Laws
8. Agency Relationships
9. Ministerial Acts
10. Agency Coupled with Interest
11. Distinguishing Client and Customer
12. Seller Agency Duties and Disclosures
13. Property Condition Disclosure Report
14. Material Defects, Disclosures, and Misrepresentation
15. Listing - Seller and Property Qualification
16. Listing - Pricing, Financing and Seller Equity
17. Listing - Distressed Properties
18. Listing - Agreement and Compensation Issues
19. Listing - Disclosure Forms
20. Marketing Period Communications and Counseling
21. Buyer Agency Duties and Disclosures
22. Buyer Representation Agreement and Compensation Issues
23. Qualifying Buyer Needs
24. Buyer Financial Qualification
25. Showing Properties
26. Preparing Buyer's Offer
27. Buyer Counseling - Closing Costs
28. Buyer Counseling - Pre and Post Closing Issues
29. General Requirements for Licensees
30. Disclosures and Consents
31. Licensed versus Unlicensed Activities
32. Disciplinary Actions
33. Fair Housing
34. RESPA and Fair Financing Laws
35. Antitrust Laws
36. Advertising and License Laws
37. Laws Affecting Marketing
38. Issues Affecting Market Value
39. CMA Mechanics
40. Selecting and Adjusting Comparables
41. CMA Case Study
42. Cost

Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.

This Broker Pre-license course will address several important topics that brokers will likely face on a day-to-day basis. These topic points include listing preparation, buyer representation, agency types, presenting and negotiating offers, and case studies near the start of the course. Then, students will learn about how to deal with multiple offers, how to manage assistants, and how to perform CMA and pricing. Later in the course, brokers will learn how to minimize risk, handle escrow accounts, handle distressed properties, anti-trust, and inspection repairs.

Two national and three state final exams to prepare you for your licensing exam. You can view a breakdown of your results by the topics you will encounter on the state licensing exam.

Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).

You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.

This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by your state's Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in license law, real property, structure of Agency, seller relationships and counseling, buyer relationships and counseling, Illinois law, federal laws, marketing and advertising, real estate transactions, financing, contract knowledge, Independent Contractor/Employee Agreements and property management.

Course Contents

1. License Law Overview
2. Real Property Rights
3. Ownership and Encumbrances
4. Title and Title Transfer
5. Land Use and Environmental Controls
6. Construction and Measurement
7. Agency Laws
8. Agency Relationships
9. Ministerial Acts
10. Agency Coupled with Interest
11. Distinguishing Client and Customer
12. Seller Agency Duties and Disclosures
13. Property Condition Disclosure Report
14. Material Defects, Disclosures, and Misrepresentation
15. Listing - Seller and Property Qualification
16. Listing - Pricing, Financing and Seller Equity
17. Listing - Distressed Properties
18. Listing - Agreement and Compensation Issues
19. Listing - Disclosure Forms
20. Marketing Period Communications and Counseling
21. Buyer Agency Duties and Disclosures
22. Buyer Representation Agreement and Compensation Issues
23. Qualifying Buyer Needs
24. Buyer Financial Qualification
25. Showing Properties
26. Preparing Buyer's Offer
27. Buyer Counseling - Closing Costs
28. Buyer Counseling - Pre and Post Closing Issues
29. General Requirements for Licensees
30. Disclosures and Consents
31. Licensed versus Unlicensed Activities
32. Disciplinary Actions
33. Fair Housing
34. RESPA and Fair Financing Laws
35. Antitrust Laws
36. Advertising and License Laws
37. Laws Affecting Marketing
38. Issues Affecting Market Value
39. CMA Mechanics
40. Selecting and Adjusting Comparables
41. CMA Case Study
42. Cost

This Broker Pre-license course will address several important topics that brokers will likely face on a day-to-day basis. These topic points include listing preparation, buyer representation, agency types, presenting and negotiating offers, and case studies near the start of the course. Then, students will learn about how to deal with multiple offers, how to manage assistants, and how to perform CMA and pricing. Later in the course, brokers will learn how to minimize risk, handle escrow accounts, handle distressed properties, anti-trust, and inspection repairs.