WHEN: Wednesday | May 12, 2021 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

WHERE: Online

WHY: REALTORS® are required to complete ethics training within three-year cycles. The training must meet specific learning objectives and criteria established by the National Association of REALTORS®. A new three-year cycle began January 1, 2019. The deadline for this cycle is December 31, 2021.

INSTRUCTOR: Doug Barber

CE CREDITS: 4 - Students must be visible on camera and engaged in the class AT ALL TIMES to receive CE credit.​

PRICE: REALTOR® Member $40 | Non-REALTOR® $60

IMPORTANT: Registration is a two step process. The day before class you will be emailed a Zoom link to confirm registration, as well as class materials and guidelines.

CLASS POLICIES: You must cancel 24 hours in advance to receive a refund less $10 in service fees. If you choose to transfer to another class, you will be charged a $10 transfer fee. You must attend the entire class to receive your Colorado Continuing Education Credits.

Can staging help sell your home faster and for more money? Can it help you be consistent and purposeful with your client? Can it keep you from leaving money on the table? This class is designed to help real estate professionals be consistent with their listings. Upon completion, you will know what is involved with staging a home, how to use staging as a marketing tool and not just a decorating service, and how to communicate its benefits to your homeowners so they see its value too. Just like staging makes a home stand out, staging each of your listings can help you stand out as a Realtor.

Instructor Name - Nicole Hanel

How Appraisal Waivers Change the Contract
You'll learn how various waivers tie, or don't tie, to the contract contingency.

Alternative Clauses
We will present a few alternative clauses to examine what makes them better for buyers or sellers depending on the circumstances.

How to Analyze Appraisal Waivers
We will run several different appraisal waivers through various scenarios to show how poorly written clauses can cause big problems.

Dangers of Writing Clauses Not Attorney Approved
When things go wrong with poorly written additional provisions, the dispute often turns to who wrote it.

Clients always ask “how’s the market?” This class gives you specific talking points to sound like an expert on the trends for the previous Quarter. We also discuss how you can use the information for listing presentations, and for buyers that aren’t sure if “now is the time to trade up” or if they should wait until later.