West Virginia Broker Supervision

Overview

Brokers have critically important supervisory duties with regard to managing a brokerage and must always uphold the highest ethical standards. Directing the firm's operations, handling licenses, and supervising licensees and staff are just a few of their many duties. They are also responsible for ensuring that advertisements comply with federal and state law and that trust accounts are properly maintained. Importantly, brokers must be aware of the types of real estate practices that may lead to disciplinary action. 

This course meets the 3-hour broker-level education requirement for West Virginia brokers and associate brokers. 


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Learning Objectives

  • Identify important leadership qualities and supervisory skills for designated brokers
  • Explain the process of developing well-written office policies and procedures manuals 
  • Describe the process of recruiting, selecting, and hiring licensed agents and unlicensed assistants 
  • Describe the training necessary to help licensees develop professional competence
  • Describe a broker’s duty to supervise marketing and advertising activities
  • Identify the requirements of managing a brokerage trust account 
  • Describe a broker’s supervisory duties to ensure compliance with licensing rules, antitrust law, environmental disclosures, and fair housing laws
  • Explain how to create a risk management plan and the importance of business ethics in real estate 


Designed For:

West Virginia brokers and associate brokers




Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.