This is the mandatory course that, with minor exceptions, is required prior to 2026 renewals. In this course, we’ll explore the historical context behind key laws that shape the real estate industry in South Carolina. By understanding the events that led to the creation of these laws, you’ll gain valuable insights into the standards and protections that govern our work today. Join us as we take a journey through the tracks laid by history, uncovering how these legal foundations contribute to your success and the responsibilities we all share in safeguarding them. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our...
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This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of the Realtors® Code of Ethics, equipping participants with the knowledge and practical understanding necessary to uphold the highest standards of professionalism in real estate practice. Participants will examine the history, structure, and purpose of the Code of Ethics, including the foundational principles outlined in its Preamble. The course explains the role the Code plays in protecting the public, promoting fair competition, and fostering cooperation among real estate professionals. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our continuing education classes are free for Western Upstate Association members, and have limited availability. If you...
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This course provides an overview of commonly used forms in residential transactions. It also include guidance on the use of LLR mandatory forms required under License Law 2017. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our continuing education classes are free for Western Upstate Association members, and have limited availability. If you register for an event and do not attend, you will be assessed a $25 no show fee. If you are unable to attend, please let us know 24 hours before the event begins to avoid this fee and so someone else can fill your spot. Thank you!
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This is the mandatory course that, with minor exceptions, is required prior to 2026 renewals. In this course, we’ll explore the historical context behind key laws that shape the real estate industry in South Carolina. By understanding the events that led to the creation of these laws, you’ll gain valuable insights into the standards and protections that govern our work today. Join us as we take a journey through the tracks laid by history, uncovering how these legal foundations contribute to your success and the responsibilities we all share in safeguarding them. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our...
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Have you planned for the future? This course will provide a basic understanding of signing authorities that cannot sign for themselves, as well as explore the various legal frameworks that govern the estates of deceased landowners. You will be provided with insight into some of the wide varieties of estate planning tools and documents that you may encounter in dealing with minor, incapacitated, and deceased individuals. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our continuing education classes are free for Western Upstate Association members, and have limited availability. If you register for an event and do not attend, you will...
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In this class, Bradley K. Richardson P.C. will discuss what a “mobile home” means as defined by South Carolina law. You will learn how the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles plays a part in the detitling process to ensure a successful closing. You will be guided with what questions to ask and how to face some reoccurring issues. Click here to register. No Show Policy Our continuing education classes are free for Western Upstate Association members, and have limited availability. If you register for an event and do not attend, you will be assessed a $25 no show fee....
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This course is designed to meet NAR’s requirement of 2.5 hours of ethics training as well as the need for a 2-hour continuing education course. This course give an update to changes to the Code as well as a discussion of several “sticky situations” that are currently being seen in the marketplace. Click here to register.
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This new course gives four hours elective continuing education credit and meets the mandatory requirement for BIC’s renewing in 2026. As the title states, the focus is on risk management. The following topics are covered: What the SC Code of Laws 40-57 requires of the broker-in-charge How to create a compliant office policy Management of trust accounts and responsibilities How to determine which facts regarding property are material and required to be disclosed Creating a document retention system Disclosing brokerage relationship options and use of mandatory forms Provision of compliant forms to associated licensees Adherence to fair housing laws This...
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