INSTRUCTOR: Doug Emmerich

WHEN: Wednesday| September 22 , 2021 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

WHERE: Online

WHY: The Colorado Real Estate Commission requires all real estate licensees to complete a Commission Update course annually. The current 2021 Commission Update class will provide you with the latest information on legislation and regulations.

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

CE CREDITS: 4- You must have video capability and have it on and be visible during the class to get CE credit. Students may not drive, show homes or participate in any event that distracts from the class. Classes will be treated just as if it were in an in-person class.

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.

If you're not working with investors or educating your clients about the power of real estate investment opportunities for long-term wealth, you are missing out on a ton of business, and you are not being an advisor to your clients. Differentiate yourself from the competition, and protect yourself from FinTech. In this class, you will learn the following: - How to secure at least 3 transactions out of every listing - Different types of investing styles and strategies - 5 key advantages to owning real estate investments - Associated risks & how to mitigate them - How to find investment properties - Where to find investment opportunities in under 60 seconds - How to CORRECTLY analyze an investment property - How forbearance will impact inventory - How to make a more expensive home more affordable for your move-up buyers.

Instructor Name - SETH WILCOCK

Instructor: Rob Lynde

In this class attendees will learn how to put together the DORA required Policies and Procedures manual. The cirruclium delves into the areas that are required to be included in the Policies and Procedures manual. Each area of business is addressed and discussed on how to establish real estate businesses to be fully compliant. Additionally, attendees will learn how brokerages practicing property management should and can expand the property management section of the Policies and Procedures Manual to create systems and a Standard Operating System for day to day property management.

This course applies directly to Managing Brokers as the Policies and Procedures manual is required for all brokerages. It will educate the attendee on all areas required to be in the Policies and Procedures Manual as well as give them the opportunity in class to create a compliant manual with a detailed Property Management section.

Credits - 4
Credits - $40

Instructor: Nate Rees

Does your client fall outside of the strict qualifying guidelines for an advertised mortgage? It's not that they can't qualify, it's that they fall outside of their box. This one-hour CE course explores loan options that are available for buyers who do not qualify for a traditional mortgage. With 28% of U.S. workers being self-employed and 57% of households having a credit score below 680, there is a tremendous market of "out of the box buyers" to assist. Loan programs that will be covered include:

- Loan options for self-employed buyers
- Down payment assistance
- Asset qualification
- Loan options for investors
- Reverse for purchase

Here is What You'll Learn:

Effective Strategies!
This class covers the most significant challenges of navigating multiple offers and best practices for managing them. If you’ve attended Greg Parham’s Techniques for Better Contract Offers class, this is the flip side for listing brokers.

Escalation Clauses
How to counter escalation clauses effectively AND reasons why you shouldn’t discourage them in your MLS remarks.

Contract Review
Whether or not to set a contract review (acceptance) date in the MLS remarks– and recommended language if doing that.

Offer Disclosures/Countering
Disclose or not to disclose other offer prices AND the proper way to counter an offer with additional provisions to eliminate any confusion on terms or dates.

Inspection Waivers
And how NOT to write them

Appraisal Waivers
Why poorly written ones are so dangerous and what makes a good one