Best Real Estate Practices In Arizona Market

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Course Description: Best Real Estate Practices in the Arizona Market

3- Hours of Real Estate Legal Issues CE

Overview
This intensive 3-hour course, “Best Real Estate Practices in the Arizona Market,” is designed to address common legal issues faced by real estate professionals in Arizona. The curriculum focuses on everyday practices that, whether intentionally or not, may lead to violations of Arizona statutes, resulting in severe penalties and potentially exhausting litigation. Through an in-depth exploration of statutes, advertising practices, disclosure requirements, and more, this course aims to equip real estate licensees with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of the industry while maintaining compliance with legal standards.

Course Objectives

Participants will:

  • Gain an understanding of key real estate terms and statutes relevant to the Arizona market.
  • Learn best practices for advertising in real estate to avoid misleading representations and ensure compliance with Statute R4-28-803.
  • Explore the legal aspects of handling earnest money, sales transaction folders, and common violations under Statute 32-2151.01.
  • Understand the proper procedures for presenting offers, including HOA presentations and the implications of Statute R4-28-802.
  • Discuss professional conduct and the responsibilities of brokers under Arizona law, including supervision requirements and handling non-licensed activities.

Course Structure

The course is structured into six sections, each focusing on critical areas of real estate practice:

  1. Introduction to Best Practices: Covering key terms, statutes in real estate, and a section test.
  2. Good Real Estate Practice in the Arizona Market: Delving into advertising rules, licensee disclosures, and common statute violations, followed by a section test.
  3. Comprehensive Exams and Q&A Sessions: This includes a legal hotline Q&A on advertising, presentation of offers, and detailed reviews of statutes affecting real estate transactions.
  4. Focus on Disclosure and Professional Conduct: Examining disclosure practices, the expiration of licenses, professional conduct, and negligence, with each topic followed by a section test.
  5. Broker Supervision and Property Management: Addressing broker supervision responsibilities, non-licensed activities, subdivisions, and property management practices, concluding with a section test.
  6. Advanced Topics: Exploring land elements and title, property ownership, statute violations, and providing additional resources for information.

Interactive Learning Components

  • Section Tests and Exams: Each section includes a test to reinforce learning, with comprehensive exams after major sections to assess understanding.
  • Legal Hotline Q&A: Real-world scenarios provide practical insights into how legal theories apply to everyday real estate practice.
  • ADRE Bulletins and Case Studies: Updates and discussions on licensure and regulatory compliance offer a current perspective on best practices.

Who Should Attend

This course is indispensable for real estate professionals practicing in Arizona, including new licensees seeking to establish a solid foundation in legal compliance and experienced agents aiming to refresh their knowledge and avoid common legal pitfalls.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this course, participants will have a robust understanding of the best real estate practices within the Arizona market, equipped with the knowledge to prevent statutory violations, manage risk effectively, and uphold the highest standards of professional conduct.

Conclusion

“Best Real Estate Practices in the Arizona Market” offers an essential guide for real estate professionals to navigate the legal landscape of the industry, ensuring that they operate within the bounds of Arizona law, thereby protecting their clients, their reputation, and their careers.

Lessons

2-Good Real Estate Practice-Arizona Market

Length: 7 minutesComplexity: Standard

The first step in practicing good real estate is to know your boundaries. These topics cover the areas most commonly violated. Advertising Earnest Money Presentation of Offers Notification/Disclosure Renewing License…

4-Statute 32-2151.01-Arizona Market

Length: 8 minutesComplexity: Standard

All licensees shall promptly place all cash, checks or other items of value received as payment in connection with a real estate transaction in the care of the designated broker. The…

6-Presentation of Offers- Arizona Market

Length: 8 minutesComplexity: Standard

There needs to be some consistency for all agents to follow when it comes to dealing with the client or customer. This statute rules on the conformity of presenting offers.…

7-Statute R4-28-303-Arizona Market

Length: 6 minutesComplexity: Standard

Section R4-28-301 – General License Requirements; Non-resident License Statutes, codes and regulations from the Arizona Administastive Code, Title 4 Professions and Occupations, Chapter 28 Real Estate,  Article 3 Licensure (Section…

11-ADRE Bulletin-Arizona Market

Length: 8 minutesComplexity: Standard

Every quarter the Commissioner publishes the Bulletin. In the back of this Bulletin, there is a section called disciplinary actions. This section lists any violations of AZ rules and statutes. …

13-Expiration of License-Arizona Market

Length: 5 minutesComplexity: Standard

A real estate license is what allows agents to buy and sell real estate on a client’s behalf. Keeping this license current, as well as the designated broker’s license, is…

14-Professional Conduct-Arizona Market

Length: 5 minutesComplexity: Standard

In Arizona, representing a client means that you must fully disclose who you are working for and essentially where your interest lies. Statue R4-28-1101 Duties to Client A licensee owes…

15-Negligent & Legal Hotline Q & A-Arizona Market

Length: 10 minutesComplexity: Standard

Misrepresentation – a false, unintentional statement by which one party tries to gain advantage Negligent misrepresentation – a false statement that the broker should have known about a fact Fraud…

17-Broker Supervision-Arizona Market

Length: 7 minutesComplexity: Standard

Every real estate action is done in the name of the broker, and therefore, he or she holds all the liability. The Broker Supervision and Control Statute defines exactly what…

19-Brokerage-Legal Hotline Q&A-Arizona Market

Length: 6 minutesComplexity: Standard

All information on this page is from the Arizona Association Of Realtors  Legal Hotline Click here  Click On The “+” To Reveal The Answer    Designated Broker Must Review, Initial…

22-Land Elements and Title-Arizona Market

Length: 6 minutesComplexity: Standard

Now we are going to discuss other pertinent legal issues that agents need to know aside from the ones that are most commonly violated.  Real estate professionals must be able to…

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