Join me and the Clarksville Association of REALTORS® for a 6 hour CE course in Montgomery County, TN.
To register for this course email education@clarksvilleaor.com, or reserve your seat in your membership portal. This course provides 6 CE hours of TREC credit for Tennessee REALTORS®.
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Unit 1 TREC Law, Rules and Regulations with License Recognition
● TREC’s Complaint Process
● TREC Disciplinary Actions
● 21 Ways Your Real Estate License Can Be Suspended or Revoked by TREC
● Transferring Your Real Estate License Using the TREC-1 Form (New)
● Transferring Your Real Estate License Online
● Recent Changes to State Law and TREC Rules
● Non-Resident Candidates Seeking Licensure
● Resident Candidates Who Are Were Licensed in Another State
● Minimum TREC Requirements for Licensure under License Recognition
● Out-of-State Licensee Continuing Education Requirement for License Renewal
Unit 2 Advertising
● TREC Rules on Advertising
● Key Facts to Know Concerning Advertising
● A Word About “Coming Soon” and Pocket Listings
● Advertising as a Team
● Signage
● Internet Advertising
● Guarantees, Claims and Offers
● Rebates, Gifts and Prizes
Unit 3 Principal Broker Supervision of Affiliated Licensees & Risk Reduction
● Managing Licensees
● Principal Broker Responsibilities to Agents
● Managing Affiliate Brokers
● Termination of Affiliation
● Affiliate Broker Relationship to Principal Broker
● Designated Broker – Managing broker
● TREC Rule on Offices
● Tennessee Attorney General Opinion – Exemptions to Licensure
● Advertising and Principal Broker Supervision
● Trust Money (Earnest Money)
● If Something Happens to the Principal Broker
● Why Are Real Estate Agents Getting Sued or Having TREC Complaints Filed Against
Them?
● Why is the Trend for Suing an Agent and Their Broker Increasing?
● The Most Frequent Claims Made Against Real Estate Licensees
● Tips to Avoid Real Estate Errors and Omissions Claims
● TREC E & O Suspension and Penalty Fees
Unit 4 Agency
● Key Points About Agency in Tennessee
● Agency Law in Tennessee
● Duty Owed to All Parties
● Duty Owed to Licensee’s Client
Unit 5 Disclosures and Contracts
● Use of Tennessee REALTORS Forms
● TR Form Categories
● TREC Core Contract Skills Assessment
● Remembering Contract Basics
● Before You Write an Offer
● Important Rules of Contracts in Tennessee
● Binding the Agreement
● Contract Timelines and Performance Dates
● Notification and Termination of the Agreement
● Defaulting on the Contract
● Other Important Components of the Contract
● Purchase and Sale Agreement – Exhibits and Addenda
● Special Stipulations
● TR Forms Resource Guide
● Disclosing the Condition of the Property
● Tennessee Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act
● Required Property Condition Disclosures and Disclaimers
● Percolation Tests, Soil Absorption Rates and Presence of Sinkholes
● Planned Unit Developments
Unit 6 Property Management
● Property Management is Not For Everyone
● The Tennessee Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
● Some Key Points on Property Management in Tennessee
● E & O Coverage and Property Management
● Principal Broker Supervision of Property Management Activities
● Common Issues and Challenges
● Sanctions Imposed by TREC for Property Management Violations
TREC Frequently Asked Questions for Licensees and Firms

