Overview
This course reviews Georgia license law, touching on a variety of important topics, including licensing requirements for brokers, salespersons, and community association managers; trust account procedures; responsibilities during broker management and supervision responsibilities; advertising requirements; agency relationships; unfair trade practices; and fair housing and antitrust violations. It satisfies the mandatory three-hour license law course requirement Georgia licensees must take during their four-year license renewal period.
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License or Certification
Regulator
Type
Learning Objectives
- Describe how to get a real estate license and why it might be denied, suspended, revoked, or sanctioned
- Explain brokerage engagements and the duties brokers owe to seller, buyer, landlord, or tenant clients
- Distinguish between dual agency, designated agency, and transaction brokerage
- Recognize the management responsibilities that qualifying brokers must provide for affiliated licensees
- Identify the requirements for having a brokerage trust account
- Recognize whether advertisements comply with Georgia’s advertising rules and regulations as well as fair housing laws
- Identify acts identified in the Georgia Code as unfair trade practices and the disciplinary actions the GREC may impose
Designed For:
Georgia real estate who are renewing their license during first and subsequent renewals.
Course Information
Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.
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