Texas Broker Responsibility

Overview

In order to renew their license, this six-hour course is mandatory for brokers who sponsor salespersons, designated brokers of a business entity, an/or licensees who are delegated supervisors of one or more licensees. Brokers are responsible for the authorized acts of their sponsored sales agents and, as such, must be familiar with the regulatory aspects of managing, operating, and supervising a real estate brokerage firm in Texas. This includes being knowledgeable of the responsibilities of delegated supervisors and team leaders, compliant advertising, and agent competency in subject matter as well as contract creation.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe three important elements regarding the fiduciary responsibilities brokers and sales agents owe to their clients
  • Define the role and differences between a delegated supervisor, a broker and a broker associate
  • Identify the types of written policies that can support the training of team leads
  • Summarize how license holders can post the Consumer Protection Notice and IABS to potential clients
  • Describe the role that the IABS plays in consumer protection
  • Describe 3 practices a broker can perform to support advertisement compliance of their sponsored agents
  • Explain what brokers can do to identify and prevent enforcement issues for their sponsored agents

Designed For

Brokers sponsoring sales agents, designated brokers, or license holders who are delegated supervisors needing to satisfy their Broker Responsibility CE hours. Other licensees can take the course for elective CE credits. 


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