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30 HR CE Class: GRI Brokerage (Virtual)
Date:
Tuesday, March 12, 2024 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Duration:
8 Hours, 30 Minutes
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Location:
*Texas REALTORS® Course Policies. Please complete before registering for this class*
- 4 Days of class - Mon 3/4, Tue 3/5 & Mon 3/11, Tue 3/12
- 8:30-5:00 daily
- 30 Hours SAE
- Cost - $275 Members & $300 Non-Members
- Course No. 779
- Provider-Texas REALTORS® #4520
- Instructor- Candy Cooke
- Virtual class (off site instructor via Zoom)
- Last day for discount is Feb 26, 2024. After Feb 26, 2024, add $25 to registration fee
- No refund or Transfers on or after Feb 29, 2024
- To assure you receive class information, registration ends March 1, 2024 at 5:00 pm
- If you have questions with registration email
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Course Description:
REALTORS® are subject to many rules; this piece explores the operating or brokerage environment of the REALTOR®. It discusses office policies and rules set by the broker that the agent must adhere to. It covers the independent contractor agreement which outlines those rules and clarifies the relationship between the broker and the agent. What’s more, it addresses communication and other policies, as well as the importance of keeping accurate records and maintaining files. It explains the need for errors and omissions insurance, and the necessity of an agency policy to determine how to handle various client scenarios.