Course was informative and easy to navigate

Great course, very helpful

Good course.

Totally pleased with this course

very informative

Good job I like it.

make it more easy

Good Review

very hard chapter

The consistent reminder of all the terms is important to an agent functioniong fairly without bias.

awesome thank you very easy

all good

Thank you.

Good Course

clear reading voice, helpful information. I like it.

Thanks.

I enjoyed this course.

Pouring

the course was well written

Well Done.

This should probably be a 3-hour course, instead of a 2-hour course. You may need to add just a little more content (perhaps more court cases) to get there, but it took me an hour more than the recommended time.

Easy to understand

good information

Course was ok, thanks

Excellent information presented in a very concise manner.

Already referred to one of my friend

very smooth experience

Great course!

I enjoyed this course and the eye-opening concepts it taught.

I liked the examples the content used to explain a concept.

Sometimes, training material images do not scale correctly on mobile device screens

Constant rehashing of material that has already been presented.

informative course

All good

I disagree with the love letter situation. If I am working for a buyer, i encourage letting the buyer selll themselves to the seller. The seller should have the right to choose if two offers are close.

Great course

Excellent Course

great course

This makes you realize that everyone has biases

VERY INFORMATIVE

Some of the links to additional material did not work.

There was a section of Understanding Implicit, Explicit and Systemic Bias. The authors, Bias as to Appraisers and appraisal gaps is a bit ridiculous, for suggesting making a neighborhood more diverse. He or She seemed to suggest forcing or steering people into undesirable neighbor hoods, to make it fairer when appraising. Another comment seemed to imply an appraisal gap, to be more fair, should be appraised closer? Like a mobile home in a multi-million dollar neighborhood? Like a home between two burnt out houses and next door to two crack houses, should be worth more, I understand the fair value, but is that house going to retain that value at resale? The author of this chapter appears Biased as to the reality of values. Biased in itself is Biased depending on the thoughts of the Authors describing the subjects.

i liked it

TYPOS ON NUMBER 2, MISSING A WORD ON ONE OF THE SENTENCES

Informative

Good course

Thanks!

This could be a confusing subject. Out the subject was created in such a way where as it could make sense

Good info

Good and fun