Fair Housing and Beyond
This course covers the importance of treating every person equally regardless of their background.
North Carolina Career Enhancement Online Course
This course covers the importance of treating every person equally regardless of their background.
Included Standard:
Online Course Includes Video Downloadable Workbook Printable CertificateOptional Add-Ons:
NC CE CreditAll learning is online. Start immediately. Learn on your own schedule.
Video segments highlight important points
Downloadable workbook includes worksheets and exercises.
Download and print your own certificate.
Continuing education credit towards renewing your North Carolina real estate license can be added to this course.
Fair Housing laws, beginning with the Fair Housing Act of 1968, were enacted to prohibit discrimination against certain protected classes. Real estate professionals must be familiar with both the theory and practice of Fair Housing when conducting business.
This course covers discrimination and housing, types of violations, advertising rules, ADA, penalties, fair employment practices, fair credit practices. It also explores anti-trust laws, bankruptcy protection, environmental considerations, and data security.
Hours: 4 hours
Available Add-Ons: North Carolina CE Credit (+$10)
Price: | $50.00 (USD) |
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Category: | Vocational Training > Real Estate > Professional Development > North Carolina |
Purpose: | This course covers the importance of treating every person equally regardless of their background. |
Features: | Online Text, Online Video, Downloadable Workbook, Printable Certificate |
North Carolina REALTORS®
4511 Weybridge Lane,
Greensboro, NC 27407
(336) 294-1415
This is a non-credit course. Not for license renewals.
North Carolina real estate licensees may add 4 hours of continuing education credit to this course for an additional $10. Although you have 30 days to complete the CE version of this class, all CE for the current renewal period must be completed by June 10. CE will not be available from June 11 to June 30.
Fair Housing laws, beginning with the Fair Housing Act of 1968, were enacted to prohibit discrimination against certain protected classes. Real estate professionals must be familiar with both the theory and practice of Fair Housing when conducting business.
This course covers discrimination and housing, types of violations, advertising rules, ADA, penalties, fair employment practices, fair credit practices. It also explores anti-trust laws, bankruptcy protection, environmental considerations, and data security.
After completing this course, you will be able to:
This course is divided into thirteen chapters. Each chapter begins with a video lecture from the course instructor, Vern Jarboe. After the lecture, interactive activities will help reinforce the tips you just learned. The chapter will end with a short multiple-choice question quiz.
After completing all of the modules and a short feedback survey, a course completion certificate will be issued. Keep this completion certificate for your personal records. If you choose to purchase continuing education credit at checkout, a real estate continuing education certificate will also be issued. North Carolina REALTORS will then upload your course completion credit to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
Access to this course is allowed for 45 days, with a 45 day extension, if needed. Contact Tech support (see contact info below) for an extension. The course will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, unless there is scheduled system maintenance. If this course is not completed within the given amount of time, a reinstatement fee may be charged.
North Carolina Real Estate CE Credit Disclaimer - Although you have 30 days to complete the CE version of this course, all CE for the current renewal period must be completed by June 10. CE credit will not be available from June 11 to June 30.
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