RLS-REX7600 - Real Estate Broker Pre-licensing
Course Description
This course is approved by the N.C. Real Estate Commission to satisfy the educational requirements for a broker license. You will learn basic real estate principles and practices and license laws, rules and regulations of the NCREC in preparation for the state exam. This course is content intensive. Students should be competent in reading comprehension, solving math problems, and working on the computer.
Course Outline
- Introduction, Course Overview
- Basic Real Estate Concepts
- Real Estate Mathematics Review (Calculating area)
- Property Ownership Interests
- Property Taxation & Assessment
- Property Description
- Transfer of Title to Real Property
- Land Use Controls (Zoning, Deed Restrictions)
- Environmental Issues and Real Estate Transactions
- Real Estate Brokerage and Law of Agency
- Real Estate Brokerage and Law of Agency
- Fair Housing (omit Code of Ethics)
- Real Estate Contract (Sales Contracts)
- Real Estate Contracts and Practices
- Landlord-Tenant Act
- Real Estate Financing
- Closing Real Estate Transactions
- License Law, Commission Rules and Trust
- Account Guidelines
- Basic House Construction
- Real Property Valuation
- Real Estate Management
- Property Insurance
- Federal Taxation of Real Property
- Comprehensive Final Exam
Learner Outcomes
- To provide students with basic knowledge and skills necessary to function as an entry level real estate sales agent, and
- To help students prepare for the real estate salesperson license examination given monthly by the NC Real Estate Commission.
- To assist students in achieving a "Satisfactory" grade. The final exam grade must be a numerical grade of 75% or better. Details are provided in the course syllabus and course catalogue.
Notes
Purchase textbook and optional course materials prior to start of class. Students must attend at least 80 percent of class time and pass the course to receive a certificate of completion. Student learning will be assessed through two mid-course exams and a final end of course exam. Student must score a minimum grade of 75% or better on the final exam as well as meet other criteria as outlined in course syllabus.
Requires CPCC login prior to start of class.