South Carolina Real Estate License School
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Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
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.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
South Carolina Exam Prep Final Exams
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.
South Carolina Unit I Pre-Licensing
This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in real estate law and practice, South Carolina contracts and regulations, knowledge regarding loans, current legal issues, real estate closings, and property management.
Course Contents
1. Elements of Real Property
2. Estates and Tenancies
3. Forms of Ownership
4. Land Use and Controls
5. Transfer/Alienation of Real Property
6. Real Estate Income Tax Laws
7. Federal Fair Housing Laws and ADA
8. License Regulation
9. Regulated Activities
10. Other Federal Laws Impacting Real Estate
11. Agency and Offers
12. Additional State Laws
13. Valuation and the Appraisal Process
14. Approaches to Value
15. CMAs
16. Financing Sources
17. Instruments and Contract Provisions
18. Types of Loans
19. Government and Conventional Loans
20. Loan Underwriting
21. National Consumer Protection Act and ECOA
22. Finance Math
23. Closings
24. Math for Closings
25. The Law of Agency
26. Agency Relationships and Responsibilites
27. Property Disclosures
28. South Carolina Disclosure of Real Estate Brokerage Relationships
29. Company Policy
30. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
31. Purchase and Sale and Options Contracts
32. Agency Representation Agreements
33. Transacting with the Purchase Contract
34. Contracts in Property Management
35. Other Types of Contracts
36. Discharge of Contracts
37. Ethics in Professional Practice
38. End of Course Final Examination
Instructor Q & A
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SC Unit II - Module A - Agency and Property Disclosure
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module B - Real Estate Contracts
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module C - Ethics and Real Estate
Did you know that the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics is over 100 years old? Though the real estate market has evolved a lot since 1913, one aspect that has not changed is that home buyers continue to select professionals who hold themselves to a high ethical standard. Familiarity with the Code of Ethics will allow you to build stable and lasting relationships with your clients. Your instructor will provide you with an overview of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS® as it applies to the profession of real estate.
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module D - Measurements and Valuation
Value, time, and money are tied together in a number of ways for both real estate licensees and principals who buy, sell, or lease properties. Two well-known old sayings about the measurement of time are as follows: 1. Time is money; and 2. The most valuable commodity of them all is time. Both time and money are typically in a finite supply, and must be properly utilized and cared for over the years.
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module E - Fair Housing
This real estate course is one of five courses to fulfill the 30 hours post license education requirements. This real estate course looks at the history of fair housing and examines in depth the most pertinent legislation in force today. Fair housing laws exist for the protection of everyone and their intent is to offer equal protection. Along with the laws, this real estate course will cover the types of housing discrimination and describe enforcement and the penalties associated with violations. Since much of what you do when working transactions revolves around the advertising of the properties you have for sale, it is imperative that you understand the rules and guidelines that govern advertising. Included in this real estate course are case studies to aid in the absorption of the information provided.
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
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Flashcards
Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
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.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
South Carolina Exam Prep Final Exams
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.
South Carolina Unit I Pre-Licensing
This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in real estate law and practice, South Carolina contracts and regulations, knowledge regarding loans, current legal issues, real estate closings, and property management.
Course Contents
1. Elements of Real Property
2. Estates and Tenancies
3. Forms of Ownership
4. Land Use and Controls
5. Transfer/Alienation of Real Property
6. Real Estate Income Tax Laws
7. Federal Fair Housing Laws and ADA
8. License Regulation
9. Regulated Activities
10. Other Federal Laws Impacting Real Estate
11. Agency and Offers
12. Additional State Laws
13. Valuation and the Appraisal Process
14. Approaches to Value
15. CMAs
16. Financing Sources
17. Instruments and Contract Provisions
18. Types of Loans
19. Government and Conventional Loans
20. Loan Underwriting
21. National Consumer Protection Act and ECOA
22. Finance Math
23. Closings
24. Math for Closings
25. The Law of Agency
26. Agency Relationships and Responsibilites
27. Property Disclosures
28. South Carolina Disclosure of Real Estate Brokerage Relationships
29. Company Policy
30. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
31. Purchase and Sale and Options Contracts
32. Agency Representation Agreements
33. Transacting with the Purchase Contract
34. Contracts in Property Management
35. Other Types of Contracts
36. Discharge of Contracts
37. Ethics in Professional Practice
38. End of Course Final Examination
SC Unit II - Module A - Agency and Property Disclosure
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module B - Real Estate Contracts
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module C - Ethics and Real Estate
Did you know that the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics is over 100 years old? Though the real estate market has evolved a lot since 1913, one aspect that has not changed is that home buyers continue to select professionals who hold themselves to a high ethical standard. Familiarity with the Code of Ethics will allow you to build stable and lasting relationships with your clients. Your instructor will provide you with an overview of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS® as it applies to the profession of real estate.
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module D - Measurements and Valuation
Value, time, and money are tied together in a number of ways for both real estate licensees and principals who buy, sell, or lease properties. Two well-known old sayings about the measurement of time are as follows: 1. Time is money; and 2. The most valuable commodity of them all is time. Both time and money are typically in a finite supply, and must be properly utilized and cared for over the years.
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module E - Fair Housing
This real estate course is one of five courses to fulfill the 30 hours post license education requirements. This real estate course looks at the history of fair housing and examines in depth the most pertinent legislation in force today. Fair housing laws exist for the protection of everyone and their intent is to offer equal protection. Along with the laws, this real estate course will cover the types of housing discrimination and describe enforcement and the penalties associated with violations. Since much of what you do when working transactions revolves around the advertising of the properties you have for sale, it is imperative that you understand the rules and guidelines that govern advertising. Included in this real estate course are case studies to aid in the absorption of the information provided.
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Instructor Q & A
REX Live National Crammer
Exam Preparation Plus
Exam Preparation Plus
Flashcards
Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
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.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
South Carolina Exam Prep Final Exams
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.
South Carolina Unit I Pre-Licensing
This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in real estate law and practice, South Carolina contracts and regulations, knowledge regarding loans, current legal issues, real estate closings, and property management.
Course Contents
1. Elements of Real Property
2. Estates and Tenancies
3. Forms of Ownership
4. Land Use and Controls
5. Transfer/Alienation of Real Property
6. Real Estate Income Tax Laws
7. Federal Fair Housing Laws and ADA
8. License Regulation
9. Regulated Activities
10. Other Federal Laws Impacting Real Estate
11. Agency and Offers
12. Additional State Laws
13. Valuation and the Appraisal Process
14. Approaches to Value
15. CMAs
16. Financing Sources
17. Instruments and Contract Provisions
18. Types of Loans
19. Government and Conventional Loans
20. Loan Underwriting
21. National Consumer Protection Act and ECOA
22. Finance Math
23. Closings
24. Math for Closings
25. The Law of Agency
26. Agency Relationships and Responsibilites
27. Property Disclosures
28. South Carolina Disclosure of Real Estate Brokerage Relationships
29. Company Policy
30. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
31. Purchase and Sale and Options Contracts
32. Agency Representation Agreements
33. Transacting with the Purchase Contract
34. Contracts in Property Management
35. Other Types of Contracts
36. Discharge of Contracts
37. Ethics in Professional Practice
38. End of Course Final Examination
SC Unit II - Module A - Agency and Property Disclosure
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module B - Real Estate Contracts
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module C - Ethics and Real Estate
Did you know that the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics is over 100 years old? Though the real estate market has evolved a lot since 1913, one aspect that has not changed is that home buyers continue to select professionals who hold themselves to a high ethical standard. Familiarity with the Code of Ethics will allow you to build stable and lasting relationships with your clients. Your instructor will provide you with an overview of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS® as it applies to the profession of real estate.
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module D - Measurements and Valuation
Value, time, and money are tied together in a number of ways for both real estate licensees and principals who buy, sell, or lease properties. Two well-known old sayings about the measurement of time are as follows: 1. Time is money; and 2. The most valuable commodity of them all is time. Both time and money are typically in a finite supply, and must be properly utilized and cared for over the years.
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module E - Fair Housing
This real estate course is one of five courses to fulfill the 30 hours post license education requirements. This real estate course looks at the history of fair housing and examines in depth the most pertinent legislation in force today. Fair housing laws exist for the protection of everyone and their intent is to offer equal protection. Along with the laws, this real estate course will cover the types of housing discrimination and describe enforcement and the penalties associated with violations. Since much of what you do when working transactions revolves around the advertising of the properties you have for sale, it is imperative that you understand the rules and guidelines that govern advertising. Included in this real estate course are case studies to aid in the absorption of the information provided.
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Exam Preparation
Exam Preparation
South Carolina Unit I Pre-Licensing
This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission, and includes instruction in real estate law and practice, South Carolina contracts and regulations, knowledge regarding loans, current legal issues, real estate closings, and property management.
Course Contents
1. Elements of Real Property
2. Estates and Tenancies
3. Forms of Ownership
4. Land Use and Controls
5. Transfer/Alienation of Real Property
6. Real Estate Income Tax Laws
7. Federal Fair Housing Laws and ADA
8. License Regulation
9. Regulated Activities
10. Other Federal Laws Impacting Real Estate
11. Agency and Offers
12. Additional State Laws
13. Valuation and the Appraisal Process
14. Approaches to Value
15. CMAs
16. Financing Sources
17. Instruments and Contract Provisions
18. Types of Loans
19. Government and Conventional Loans
20. Loan Underwriting
21. National Consumer Protection Act and ECOA
22. Finance Math
23. Closings
24. Math for Closings
25. The Law of Agency
26. Agency Relationships and Responsibilites
27. Property Disclosures
28. South Carolina Disclosure of Real Estate Brokerage Relationships
29. Company Policy
30. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
31. Purchase and Sale and Options Contracts
32. Agency Representation Agreements
33. Transacting with the Purchase Contract
34. Contracts in Property Management
35. Other Types of Contracts
36. Discharge of Contracts
37. Ethics in Professional Practice
38. End of Course Final Examination
SC Unit II - Module A - Agency and Property Disclosure
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. Agency Law and South Carolina Trends
2. Developing Agency Relationships
3. Buyer's Agency
4. Property and Ownership Transfers
5. Property Disclosure in South Carolina
6. Environmental Hazards in South Carolina
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module B - Real Estate Contracts
This real estate course will cover in detail the key issues associated with agency law, relationships, agreements, and the importance related to the full disclose of all known real or potential property defects. The first step in the agency process is the establishment of the agency relationship which means that the people involved in real estate are usually more important than the property itself as defined under agency law. Once agency relationships are formed, then licensees need to make sure that both interior and exterior property hazards are fully disclosed to principals and other agents involved in the transaction.
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
This real estate course will include very specific details in regard to the essential characteristics of contracts, the need for consideration (money or other things of value) in exchange for collateral such as real properties, lawful objectives, voidable, void, or illegal actions, consent, and how to modify or update existing signed agreements or contracts. Additionally, readers will learn about mortgages and other types of financing options, deeds of trust, title searches, RESPA and TRID disclosures, and the overall closing process involved for real estate deals.
Course Contents
1. Essential Characteristics of Contracts
2. Legal Matters
3. Financial Instruments and Contract Provisions
4. Real Property - the Contract's Collateral
5. Financing the Contracts and Properties
6. Closing the Deal
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module C - Ethics and Real Estate
Did you know that the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics is over 100 years old? Though the real estate market has evolved a lot since 1913, one aspect that has not changed is that home buyers continue to select professionals who hold themselves to a high ethical standard. Familiarity with the Code of Ethics will allow you to build stable and lasting relationships with your clients. Your instructor will provide you with an overview of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS® as it applies to the profession of real estate.
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
Additionally, your instructor will enhance your understanding of ethical behavior by providing you with sample scenarios and common illegal practices to guide the practical decision making of licensees as it relates to advertising, selling, leasing, Fair Housing, and other federal and South Carolina rules and laws. Agents who are more ethical than not in their daily business practices will probably have much longer and more successful careers than others, since they are more likely to receive future referrals from past happy clients.
Course Contents
1. The History of Ethics and NAR
2. Licensing and the Pathways to Professionalism
3. Ethics in Professional Practice
4. Office Ethics, Trust Accounts, and Money
5. National Consumer Protection Act & ECOA
6. Ethics and Discriminatory Actions
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module D - Measurements and Valuation
Value, time, and money are tied together in a number of ways for both real estate licensees and principals who buy, sell, or lease properties. Two well-known old sayings about the measurement of time are as follows: 1. Time is money; and 2. The most valuable commodity of them all is time. Both time and money are typically in a finite supply, and must be properly utilized and cared for over the years.
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
We will cover in detail the various reasons why and how real estate is valued starting with how to understand the legal description systems used for the measurements and identification of properties. This course will also address how data is sourced, collected, and analyzed prior to a broker, agent, principal, or appraisal attempts to come up with a fair and accurate value opinion or report. Local, national, and international laws, social norms, and various economic factors such as demand and supply all can play a major role in the determination of values as readers of this course will soon learn.
Course Contents
1. Legal Descriptions for Real Estate
2. Approaches to Value
3. Valuation through Income and Costs
4. Broker Opinions and the CMA
5. Valuation and Appraisals
6. Government Influence & Completed Appraisals
7. Final Exam
SC Unit II - Module E - Fair Housing
This real estate course is one of five courses to fulfill the 30 hours post license education requirements. This real estate course looks at the history of fair housing and examines in depth the most pertinent legislation in force today. Fair housing laws exist for the protection of everyone and their intent is to offer equal protection. Along with the laws, this real estate course will cover the types of housing discrimination and describe enforcement and the penalties associated with violations. Since much of what you do when working transactions revolves around the advertising of the properties you have for sale, it is imperative that you understand the rules and guidelines that govern advertising. Included in this real estate course are case studies to aid in the absorption of the information provided.
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
Course Contents
1. History and Laws
2. Related Federal Laws and South Carolina Fair Housing
3. Fair Housing Agencies and Discriminatory Practices
4. Advertising and Testing
5. Fair Housing Practices
6. Final Exam
The Basics
The Basics