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This course is designed to teach you how to make money in the California foreclosure market. In addition to an in-depth review of foreclosure law, the course provides step-by-step instruction for getting started in the foreclosure field, for purchasing property from an equity seller whose residence is in foreclosure, for working with junior lenders to turn a profit, and for buying foreclosure property at a trustee sale. The pitfalls to avoid in each of these scenarios are also covered.

This course satisfies the continuing education requirements set out in Professions Code 10170.5(a)(5): a three hour course in Risk Management that shall include but need not be limited to principle, practice and procedures of real estate license activities.

In 1987 a California Civil Code was promulgated concerning real estate Licensees and their Agency relationships. One of the provisions of the regulation was that agents must complete a three-hour class in Agency Law every time they renew their license. With this required Agency course, you will gain extensive insight into the different rules, regulations and standards regarding the various Agency relationships. You will also study the complexities and interpretations of disclosure regulation.

The initial regulation for license renewal designated by the California Association of REALTORS® and the Department of Real Estate required 45 hours of education. After a few years, a change was made, and an Ethics class became a necessity for renewal. This requirement is still in effect today, although changes have been made for any renewals since the beginning of 2001. Accordingly, this home-study course satisfies the Department of Real Estate requirement of a mandatory three-hour Ethics course.

Taxes, Foreclosures, and Evictions is a 30-hour course designed to develop your understanding in these three crucial areas. In the “Taxes” section of the course, you will examine the changes in tax law and how they apply to homeownership. The “Foreclosures” section provides a detailed look at current forms and laws required in working with foreclosures, and the “Evictions” section covers a broad range of sub-topics associated with rental property ownership, including selection of personnel, rental policies, promotion and advertising, rental agreements, and the eviction process.

Note: This is paid for when you purchase Module 1.

Taxes, Foreclosures, and Evictions is a 30-hour course designed to develop your understanding in these three crucial areas. In the “Taxes” section of the course, you will examine the changes in tax law and how they apply to homeownership. The “Foreclosures” section provides a detailed look at current forms and laws required in working with foreclosures, and the “Evictions” section covers a broad range of sub-topics associated with rental property ownership, including selection of personnel, rental policies, promotion and advertising, rental agreements, and the eviction process.

Note: This is paid for when you purchase Module 1.

Taxes, Foreclosures, and Evictions is a 30-hour course designed to develop your understanding in these three crucial areas. In the “Taxes” section of the course, you will examine the changes in tax law and how they apply to homeownership. The “Foreclosures” section provides a detailed look at current forms and laws required in working with foreclosures, and the “Evictions” section covers a broad range of sub-topics associated with rental property ownership, including selection of personnel, rental policies, promotion and advertising, rental agreements, and the eviction process.

As a provision of the Real Estate Law and Regulation of the Real Estate Commissioner, licensees must complete a three-hour course in Trust Fund Handling in the process to renew their licenses. Accordingly, this course will provide you with the necessary knowledge of the legal requirements for receiving and handling trust funds in real estate. The course also covers the requisites for maintaining a trust fund account.