Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Real Estate Courses - Guide to New Hampshire Real Estate

Please Note:  We offer 10 classes that have a 4-hour duration each. By ordering this 1 course, you receive the other 9 classes for free! Upon completion of the full 40 hours you receive an affidavit that must be turned in with an application to test. Our classes are offered mornings, afternoons, evenings and weekends. You may pick and choose which classes work for you and take them in any order until you have completed the ten classes.

Why Should You Take This Real Estate Course - Guide to New Hampshire Real Estate?

This Real Estate Course - Guide to New Hampshire Real Estate is for students preparing for a career in real estate. We cover topics that a student is expected to know to become familiar with in order to pass the real estate exam, obtain a real estate license, and begin working as a real estate agent. This includes a wide range of fundamental concepts, legal rules and industry practices.

The real estate industry is a large and influential sector of the U.S. economy employing millions of people nationwide. It includes not only real estate brokers and agents, but also property managers, relocation specialists, real state investment counselors, real estate appraisers. home inspectors, title company employees, escrow agents, and real estate developers. The real estate industry is closely allied with the construction industry, an also with the mortgage industry - the financial institutions, private companies, and other investors that provide financing to real estate owners, developers and buyers.

Who Should You Take This Real Estate Course - Guide to New Hampshire Real Estate?

• Real estate salespeople
• Brokers
• Investors
• Property managers
• Those selling or buying for their own personal reasons

The Following Topics Will Be Covered:

Real Estate Commission

• Purpose of Commission
• Duties and powers 
• Examination of records
• Disciplinary procedures

Licensure

• Activities requiring license
• Licensing procedures 
• Eligibility for license
• Bonds 
• License renewal 
• Change in license/status 
• Continuing education 

Regulation of Licensee Conduct

• Advertising 
• Branch offices
• Prohibited conduct 
• Disclosures 
• Private water supply 
• Insulation 
• Sewage disposal system 
• Recordkeeping
• Funds and accounts 
• Place of business 

Regulation of Agency Conduct

• Broker/salesperson relationships 
• Brokerage contracts 
• Agency 
• Scope 
• Disclosure 
• Seller agent 
• Buyer agent 
• Disclosed dual agent 
• Other agency relationships 
• Cooperating agreements 

New Hampshire Principles and Practice

• Human Rights-NH RSA 354-A 
• Environmental Issues 
• Hazardous Waste-NH RSA 147-A, NH RSA 147-B 
• Hazardous Substances-Water Pollution and Waste Disposal – NH RSA 485-A 
• Hazardous Substances-Safe Drinking Water – NH RSA 482-B, NH RSA 485 
• Hazardous Substances-Asbestos – NH RSA 141-E 
• Hazardous Substances-Underground Storage Tanks – NH RSA 146-C 
• Hazardous Substances-Radon Gas/Lead Paint – NH RSA 477 7. Hazardous Substances-Lead Paint – NH RSA 130-A
• Condominium Act-NH RSA 356-B 
• Planning and Zoning-NH RSA 672; NH RSA 674 
• Wetlands-NH RSA 482-A; NH RSA 483-A 
• Taxation-NH RSA 72; NH RSA 73; NH RSA 75; NH RSA 76; NH RSA 78-A; NH RSA 78-B; NH RSA 79-A; and NH RSA 80 
• Manufactured Housing-NH RSA 205-A 
• Property Management (Tenants/Landlords)- NH RSA 540; NH RSA 540-A 
• Recordation-NH RSA 477; NH RSA 478 
• Descent and Distribution-NH RSA 551; NH RSA 561; NH RSA 477

Please Note:  There is an exam administered by the testing company that has two parts. Each part must obtain a minimum grade of 70% to pass.