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Approval Number

902-4010-00-D-00

Course Description

This course is designed to help real estate licensees become knowledgeable regarding recent changes in the law as well as more aware of their duties and responsibilities under the law. The Ohio Revised Code, together with the Ohio Administrative Code, set forth requirements for triennial continuing education including "Three hours in a course on recently enacted state and federal legislation affecting the real estate industry, which shall include, but not be limited to, relevant real estate licensing laws and regulations, court decisions and related reports."

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course the licensee should be knowledgeable with regard to:

• Federal and state laws and court decisions affecting the real estate industry in Ohio including, in particular provisions of Substitute Ohio House Bills 272 and 279.
• Provisions of the Ohio Revised Code, § 4735.10 (A) (2) (b) that require renewal of licenses every three years beginning in 2004.
• Provisions of the Ohio Administrative Code, §1301:5-6 that concern agency, agency disclosure and mandatory real estate brokerage policies involving agency.
• Provisions of the Ohio Administrative Code, § 1301:5-1-02 that set forth the rules governing advertising and in particular the use of company and personal Internet websites for advertising real estate.

Regulatory Requirement

Please see the state/regulatory requirement from the course catalog page.

Seat Time

This course has been approved for 3 hours of Continuing Education credit.

Testing

Quizzes - There is a quiz at the end of each lesson to test comprehension of the subject matter. Mastery is not required before proceeding to the next lesson.

Final Exam - You will not be required to take the final exam.

Course Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to print your certificate. You are required to submit your certificate to the Division of Real Estate in order to receive Continuing Education credit.