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Don't miss these upcoming classes
Flushed with Success: Rural Water & Septic Systems
3 hours CE - Zoom • Instructor: Mike Smith • June 7 from 9 a.m. - noon
Wells and septic systems can be lawsuit-magnets for REALTORS®. Attend this course and learn how not to become a target. The course will cover the basics of commonly used wells and septic systems. The information you gain in this course will allow you to recommend appropriate testing and inspections of such systems by qualified professionals, will give you the knowledge needed to discuss alternative solutions with your clients in a credible manner, and avoid delays in the transaction by anticipating issues before they become problems. Register here.
Fair Housing: Legacy to Liberty
3 hours CE - Zoom • Instructor: Randy Templeman • June 9 from 9 a.m. - noon
The course chronicles a historical perspective of how discrimination, segregation and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led to legislation intended to provide for equal opportunity in the purchase, sale and rental of housing in America. By examining policies, programs and practices in place for decades prior to the adoption of the Fair Housing Act in 1968, licensees will discover the problems and pitfalls that prevented people from fair, fearless and free choices in housing. Additional legislation, adjudication, and obligations further defining the roles and responsibilities of licensees in providing fair housing opportunities since the law's enactment are also covered. Note: This course satisfies the 3 hours of fair housing training required by the NYS Department of State. Register here.
Implicit Bias
2 hours CE - Zoom • Instructor: Brittany Matott • June 28 from 9 a.m. - noon
Understanding diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), and incorporating that knowledge into your business, is critical for real estate practitioners. A key step to acting in accordance with DEI principles is understanding our individual implicit biases. This course will help attendees understand that everyone has implicit biases, and how to identify them. By understanding your implicit biases, you can keep them from shaping your approach to business and help advance fair housing for all. This course satisfies 2 hours of implicit bias training required by the NYS Department of State. Register here.
Thank you to our June continuing education class sponsor Prime Lending.
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