SALESPERSON'S LICENSING EDUCATION PROGRAM - ARTICLING PROGAM

How To Become a Fully Licensed Salesperson Both the Real Property Law and Principals of Appraisal courses must be successfully completed within the first two years of receiving your licence. Real Property Law Principles of Appraisal   REAL PROPERTY LAW Details Available Online Fee $350 Includes course workbook (even if you take the Online Version), and initial examination. A current edition of the Real Estate Encyclopedia is required Deadlines Assignments: The assignment booklet must be completed and submitted to MREA within 5 months or less of enrollment. Course Completion Real Property Law must be completed within 6 months from the original course start date (including examination and rewrite, if necessary). No extensions are granted beyond this period. Real Property Law is one of two courses which must be completed within the first two years of registration as a real estate salesperson. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Phase 3 Method of Study: Home Study and Online Program Description: This course covers: the legal system in Manitoba, property ownership including the land registration systems in Manitoba, law of agency, contract law, tort law and professional liability, The Real Estate Brokers Act and Regulations, Canadian Criminal Code and selling of real estate, tenancy legislation in Manitoba, The Condominium Act, and several other provincial statutes which are of concern to real estate practitioners in Manitoba. Topics The Legal System in Manitoba Property Ownership History and Concepts of Property Ownership Leaseholds and Property Interests Other Than Estates Land Registration Systems and The Recording Acts. Planning and Land Use Control Law of Agency Contract Law Tort Law and Professional Liability The Real Estate Brokers Act and Regulations Canadian Criminal Law and the Selling of Real Estate Tenancy Legislation in Manitoba The Condominium Act Other Provincial Statutes   PRINCIPLES OF APPRAISAL Details Available Online Fee $350 Includes course workbook, assignment booklet (even if you take the Online Version), and initial examination. A current edition of the Real Estate Encyclopedia is required Deadlines Assignments: The assignment booklet must be completed and submitted to MREA within 5 months or less of enrollment. Course Completion: Principles of Appraisal must be completed within 6 months from the original course start date (including examination and rewrite, if necessary). No extensions are granted beyond this period. This course is one of two courses, which must be completed within the first two years of registration as a real estate salesperson. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Phase 3 Method of Study: Home Study Program Description The course covers: the concept of value, the principles of value, defining the problem, preliminary inspection and planning the work, data collection and analysis, application of the cost approach, application of the direct comparison approach, application of the income approach, final reconciliation and final estimate, and writing the appraisal report. Topics The Concept of Value A Review Defining the Problem Preliminary Inspection and Planning the Work Data Collection and Analysis Application of the Cost Approach Application of the Direct Comparison Approach Application of the Income Approach Final Reconciliation and Final Estimate Writing the Appraisal Report