Nevada 12-Hour General Education CE Package

Nevada 12-Hour General Education Online Video CE Package

The Nevada Real Estate Commission requires real estate licensees to complete 36 hours of continuing education during each 2-year period of the 4 year licensing term. This package will fulfill 12 hours of elective education.

This Package Includes:

• Real Estate Bloopers: Preventing Client Horror Stories Online Video Course (4-Credit Hours) (CE.7353000-RE): As humans, we are bound to make mistakes, and each mistake is an opportunity to learn. In this online real estate course, you will learn about mistakes other licensees have made so that you can avoid making the same mistakes and negatively impact your clients. This NV real estate agent course explains the impact of negative client experiences, licensees’ fiduciary duties, and representation relationships. It also covers 11 different real-world examples of mistakes made by real estate licensees, the legal and ethical issues present, and the best practices for each scenario.
• Real Estate Jeopardy: Episode 1 Online Video Course (4-Credit Hours) (CE.7480000-RE): This Nevada real estate continuing education course serves as a review of important real estate concepts and plays out as a question-and-answer game of all things real-estate-related. Topics covered in this online course for NV brokers include real property, ownership rights, encumbrances, types of ownership, title issues, required disclosures, zoning issues, land-use regulations, building codes, types of construction, and energy efficiency.
• R-E-S-P-E-C-T RESPA to Avoid Penalties and Loss of License Online Video Course (4 Credit Hours) (CE.7183000-RE): RESPA—the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act—applies to loans associated with federally related mortgage loans and was created to help home purchasers make informed decisions about their real estate transactions, as well as prohibit unlawful practices by real estate settlement providers. This online NV real estate course guides you through the requirements of the law, so you can avoid running afoul of it.