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Any real estate licensee who renews their license on or after July 1, 2008 will be required to complete 22.5 hours of approved continuing education, three hours of which must include fair housing and/or discrimination in the sale or rental of real property or an interest in real property. New York Pac 2 does not meet this requirement. You would need to take Fair Housing in addition to this course to meet this requirement.
This 22.5-hour course explores issues facing real estate professionals, including real estate finance, tax law, property management, red flags, risk management, and commercial real estate sales. This course features learning objectives and interactive exercises to keep you engaged.
2003 copyright
Highlights
Thematic graphics keep the material fresh and compelling
Instructional graphics reinforce key concepts
Five different types of interactive exercises keep you focused and increase material retention
Unit exams test subject mastery and identify topics requiring additional review
Contents
Basics of Real Estate Finance • Government Influences on Real Estate Finance • Current Trend in Mortgage Lending • Conventional Mortgage Loans • Government Insured or Guaranteed Loans • Special Financing Alternatives • Introduction • Home Mortgage Interest Deduction • Taxation of Profit • Exclusion of Gain Rule • Applying the Passive Loss Rules • Office-in-Home Rules • Essential Elements • Financial Anatomy of Investment • Establishing Market Value and Return • Listing and Marketing • Professional Property Management • The Owner-Manager Relationship • The Management Plan • Leases and Tenant Issues • Managing Residential Properties • Managing Tenant Safety Issues • Risk Management Basics • Communication Practices • Environmental Hazards • Agency • Federal Fair Housing Laws • Americans with Disabilities Act • Antitrust Laws • Introduction to Red Flags • Soil and Foundation Red Flags • Exterior and Structural Red Flags • Red Flags in the House • Environmental Red Flags
As part of our line of continuing education products, this course combines lessons that students can review at their own pace, up to five different types of interactive exercises, visually stimulating instructional graphics, and exams that measure student understanding of the material. Minimum system requirements:
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