Washington 30-Hour Complete CE Package - 30 hours

This package contains the new 3-hour Washington Real Estate Broker Transition course and the Current Issues in Washington Real Estate course combined with the 24 hours of electives necessary to meet your requirements for license renewal. You get it all for one low price! This package is only for licensees renewing for a second or subsequent time between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2012.

Course Type: Online

Credit Hours: 30 hours

Package Price: $139

This package includes:

• Washington Real Estate Broker Transition - This mandatory online course outlines the new licensing requirements and covers topics relevant to Brokers including: Duties and Responsibilities, Record Keeping and Trust Accounts, Firms, Property Management and more.


• Current Issues in Washington Real Estate - Learn about changes in both vacant land, residential, and environmental disclosures (including lead hazards); the new mortgage license requirements of the Department of Financial Institutions; use of the standardized Purchase and Sale Agreements; anti-trust and unfair business practices; RESPA; elements necessary to make a contract valid; laws pertaining to earnest money; maintaining transaction files; and more.


• Foreclosures, Short Sales, REOs & Auctions - With the number of homes going into foreclosure and short sales today reaching unprecedented highs, it is increasingly important for licensees to stay current on these topics so as to remain competitive and successful in the market. This brand-new continuing education title discusses four hot topics in today's market: Foreclosures, Short Sales, REOs, and Auctions.


• Buyer Representation in Real Estate -This course, written by the creators of the CBR® buyer agency designation, discusses the changes in real estate relationships and identifies the elements of the agency relationship.


• Ethics in Today's Real Estate World -This meets the quadrennial ethics requirements for continuing education with the National Association of Realtors -- includes case studies and questions and answers. This course contains broad coverage of the NAR Code of Ethics, new case studies, discussion topics, questions and answers; this course offers a new option in the study of ethics.


• Homes for All: Serving People with Disabilities -People with disabilities generally have the same housing needs as the rest of the population; yet they are often overlooked as prospective homeowners. This new course familiarizes students with this market and how to communicate with and serve it more effectively.