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Real estate mathematics can be very daunting and confusing. However, by beginning with a review of basic math skills and reinforcing what is already known, students will soon learn to apply real estate terminology and specific formulas to problems and tasks common in the real estate industry such as area and volume calculation, the Rectangular Survey System, the Metes and Bounds System, proration, commission rates, and property values. This course will help students develop the skills to complete a review of settlement costs and explain this information to clients.

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This post license course explores a wide array of topics facing busy real estate agents, beginning with brokerage relationships. Then federal and Florida state laws affecting real estate are discussed including the Fair Housing Act, CERCLA, OSHA, ADA, and financing regulations. Students delve into ethics, planning for success and creating business plans, prospecting and marketing, and using the internet and social media to find clients and build a community.

Next up is appraisal with an overview of approaches to value and preparing a comparative market analysis. Then the course examines the processes and challenges of working with sellers and buyers, such as the listing process, listing agreement, disclosures, showing houses, and writing offers. Students then explore sales contracts, negotiations, mortgage alternatives, and sources of home financing.

An overview of the closing process follows, discussing title insurance, closing procedures and documents, and prorations. Also covered are the terms, advantages, and disadvantages of real estate investment.

The last module focuses on property management, discussing the many different types of leases in detail, setting rents, handling tenants, and evictions.

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Are you ready for the State Exam? Measure your preparedness by practicing with this Exam Prep! This is a single shot exam carefully designed to give you the actual experience.

About

This comprehensive prelicense course covers content that students need to know to pass the licensing exam. The modules introduce all aspects of the real estate industry, beginning with different areas and specialties, license law, and licensing requirements. We explore the common relationships and duties involved in providing real estate services, brokerage activities, and procedures. This course will also get into fair housing laws, property rights, title and deeds, and land descriptions.

Next, it is on to the world of contracts: contract types, contract elements, contract performance and termination. Residential mortgages are covered in depth as well as loan processing, servicing, and foreclosures. Students will learn all about closing, settlement, prorating, disclosures, and the major appraisal concepts and approaches. We wrap up with modules covering investments, taxes, and city planning and zoning.

Each module includes a glossary, activities, quizzes, and a practice lesson that integrates the information into practice problems and case studies to ensure comprehensive understanding.

About

Real estate mathematics can be very daunting and confusing. However, by beginning with a review of basic math skills and reinforcing what is already known, students will soon learn to apply real estate terminology and specific formulas to problems and tasks common in the real estate industry such as area and volume calculation, the Rectangular Survey System, the Metes and Bounds System, proration, commission rates, and property values. This course will help students develop the skills to complete a review of settlement costs and explain this information to clients.

About

This comprehensive prelicense course covers content that students need to know to pass the licensing exam. The modules introduce all aspects of the real estate industry, beginning with different areas and specialties, license law, and licensing requirements. We explore the common relationships and duties involved in providing real estate services, brokerage activities, and procedures. This course will also get into fair housing laws, property rights, title and deeds, and land descriptions.

Next, it is on to the world of contracts: contract types, contract elements, contract performance and termination. Residential mortgages are covered in depth as well as loan processing, servicing, and foreclosures. Students will learn all about closing, settlement, prorating, disclosures, and the major appraisal concepts and approaches. We wrap up with modules covering investments, taxes, and city planning and zoning.

Each module includes a glossary, activities, quizzes, and a practice lesson that integrates the information into practice problems and case studies to ensure comprehensive understanding.

About

Real estate mathematics can be very daunting and confusing. However, by beginning with a review of basic math skills and reinforcing what is already known, students will soon learn to apply real estate terminology and specific formulas to problems and tasks common in the real estate industry such as area and volume calculation, the Rectangular Survey System, the Metes and Bounds System, proration, commission rates, and property values. This course will help students develop the skills to complete a review of settlement costs and explain this information to clients.

About

Are you ready for the State Exam? Measure your preparedness by practicing with this Exam Prep! This is a single shot exam carefully designed to give you the actual experience.

About

This comprehensive prelicense course covers content that students need to know to pass the licensing exam. The modules introduce all aspects of the real estate industry, beginning with different areas and specialties, license law, and licensing requirements. We explore the common relationships and duties involved in providing real estate services, brokerage activities, and procedures. This course will also get into fair housing laws, property rights, title and deeds, and land descriptions.

Next, it is on to the world of contracts: contract types, contract elements, contract performance and termination. Residential mortgages are covered in depth as well as loan processing, servicing, and foreclosures. Students will learn all about closing, settlement, prorating, disclosures, and the major appraisal concepts and approaches. We wrap up with modules covering investments, taxes, and city planning and zoning.

Each module includes a glossary, activities, quizzes, and a practice lesson that integrates the information into practice problems and case studies to ensure comprehensive understanding.