Florida Continuing Education for Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons : 2001-2002 Edition,9780793142279

Florida Continuing Education for Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons : 2001-2002 Edition

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ISBN13: 9780793142279
ISBN10: 079314227X
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Pub. Date: 2001-04-01
Publisher(s): Dearborn Trade
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Table of Contents

Foreword to the Licensee vi
Distance Education (Correspondence) Course Instructions vii
Recent Changes in the License Law
1(14)
Learning Objectives
1(1)
Florida Real Estate Commission Handbook 2000
1(1)
Prelicensing and Postlicensing Education for Brokers and Salespersons
2(1)
Requirements for Informal Hearings
2(1)
License Renewals
2(1)
Current Mailing Address
3(1)
Name Change
3(1)
License Reactivation Education for Brokers and Salespersons
3(1)
Course Completion Slips---Audits Continue
4(1)
Nonresident Licensure
4(1)
Real Estate Recovery Fund
5(1)
New Form of Representation: ``Designated Salesperson''
5(1)
Delinquent Child Support
6(1)
Energy Efficiency Information Brochure
6(1)
Sharing Commissions
6(1)
Licensees May Contract for Repairs
7(1)
Facsimile Signatures Binding
7(1)
Advance Fees Handling Exception
7(1)
Escrow Accounts
7(1)
Escrow Deposit Deadline
8(1)
Conflicting Demands on Escrowed Funds
8(1)
Homestead Exemptions May Be in Jeopardy
9(1)
Do's and Don'ts for Unlicensed/Licensed Personal Assistants
9(3)
Form 400.5
12(2)
Progress Test 1
14(1)
Violations and Penalties
15(10)
Disciplinary Action by FREC
15(1)
FREC Grounds for Disciplinary Action
16(3)
Citation Offenses and Penalties
19(1)
FREC Grounds for Citations and Fines
19(3)
Notice of Noncompliance
22(1)
FREC Grounds for Notice of Noncompliance
23(1)
Progress Test 2
24(1)
Other Laws Affecting Real Estate
25(14)
Learning Objectives
25(1)
Uniform Electronic Transaction Act (UETA)
25(1)
Electronic Signatures in the Global and National Commerce Act
26(1)
Federal Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992
27(2)
Radon Gas Protection Program
29(1)
Conveyances of Land and Declarations of Trust
30(2)
The Florida Vacation Plan and Timesharing Act
32(1)
Bureau of Timeshare
33(1)
County Government
34(1)
Consumer Protection
34(1)
Local Government Comprehensive Planning and Land Development Regulation Act
34(1)
Regulation of Trade, Commerce, Investments, and Solicitations
35(1)
Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
35(1)
Condominium Act
36(1)
Community Association Management
37(1)
Private Property Rights Protection Act
37(1)
Bert J. Harris, Jr.
Progress Test 3
38(1)
Real Estate Agency and Ethics
39(16)
Learning Objectives
39(1)
Law of Agency
39(2)
Important Notice
41(1)
No Brokerage Relationship
42(1)
Authorized Brokerage Relationships in Residential Real Estate Sales
42(2)
Single Agency Disclosure
44(1)
Single Agency Disclosure Form
45(1)
Transaction Broker Disclosure
46(1)
Transaction Broker Disclosure Form
47(1)
Transition Disclosure
48(1)
Consent to Transition Disclosure Form
48(1)
Fiduciary Relationship
49(1)
Properly Applying Brokerage Relationships
49(1)
Ethics
50(4)
Progress Test 4
54(1)
Understanding the Ada and Fair Housing
55(10)
Learning Objectives
55(1)
The Federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990
55(3)
Florida Americans with Disabilities Accessibility Implementation Act
58(1)
Effective Communication with Persons with Disabilities
59(1)
Civil Rights Act of 1968
60(1)
Florida Fair Housing Act
61(2)
Equal Housing Opportunity Poster
63(1)
Progress Test 5
64(1)
Advertising Regulations and Disclosures
65(12)
Learning Objectives
65(1)
Florida Statute 475 and Commission Rules 61J2
65(3)
Florida Statutes Regulating Telecommunications
68(1)
Federal Statutes Regulating Advertising
69(3)
Fair Housing Advertising, Part 109 of the Federal Fair Housing Act
72(2)
Advertising Government-Acquired Properties
74(2)
Progress Test 6
76(1)
Real Estate Financing and Taxes
77(14)
Learning Objectives
77(1)
Real Estate Financing Fundamentals
77(1)
Basic Industry Prequalification Guidelines
78(1)
Credit Score
78(2)
Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs)
80(1)
Other Current Financing Instruments
81(2)
VA Updates
83(1)
HUD/FHA Updates
84(2)
Federal Income Taxes Affecting Real Estate
86(1)
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997
86(2)
Reporting Cash Payments Exceeding $10,000
88(1)
Independent Contractors Tax Status for Licensees
89(1)
Progress Test 7
90(1)
The Future of Real Estate
91(8)
Learning Objectives
91(1)
Software
92(1)
Purchasing Software
93(1)
Hardware
93(1)
Research and the Internet
94(1)
Building a Home Page
95(1)
Internet Real Estate Directory (IRED)
96(1)
Realtor.com
96(1)
The Florida Living Network
96(1)
The Information Revolution
96(1)
Other Real Estate-Related Web Sites
97(1)
Progress Test 8
98(1)
Case Studies in Real Estate
99(10)
Learning Objectives
99(1)
Case Studies
100(8)
Progress Test 9
108(1)
Progress Test Answer Key 109(1)
Index 110(9)
Student Opinion Survey 119

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