California Risk Management

Overview

Real estate professionals run the gamut from independent contractors to the owners of large real estate brokerages, but one thing they all have in common is exposure to risk--legal, environmental, market, compliance, regulatory, and more. To address these risks, licensees need to make risk management part of their regular business practices. This course provides tools and strategies for effective risk management and discusses a wide variety of the risks that licensees may encounter on the job.

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License or Certification

Regulator

Learning Objectives

Identify the steps in creating an effective risk management plan
Describe common areas of risk associated with licensee activities, including agency duties and disclosures, trust fund handling, advertising, and office management
Discuss the disclosure requirements and risks involving property conditions and environmental hazards
Recognize the laws related to fair housing and assistance animals and how licensees can deal with related risks
Describe what antitrust laws cover and how brokerages can avoid violating them
Explain how risk assessment can help brokerages manage their cybersecurity risks
Describe the process of developing and implementing a risk management program to mitigate risks

Designed For:

California real estate brokers and salespersons at all stages of their careers

Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

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