Arkansas Salesperson Post-Licensing Plus ProPath
We know—you just completed your pre-licensing education. What could you possible have left to learn? As it turns out, quite a bit. Your 18-hour post-licensing course not only comprehensively reviews the basics you learned in your earlier studies—it also takes a deep dive into applying these concepts to your everyday real estate practice. Broken into three six-hour modules—Practical Application of Agency and Disclosure, Real Estate Contracts, and From Contract to Closing—the post-licensing content is designed specifically for newly practicing salespersons who want to connect the dots between agency types and ethical agency dilemmas, contract law and actually filling out a contract form, and closing documents and the people you’ll actually meet on the road from contract to closing.
By both reviewing real estate fundamentals and giving you a detailed picture of agency, contracts, and the transaction process, this course ensures that you’re prepared to protect the interests of your clients, your customers, and the general public.
The course meets Arkansas’s mandatory requirement for the 18-hour Post-Licensing Course for Salespersons.
Course highlights include:
- Agency relations in Arkansas
- Agency within the firm
- Marketing, advertising, and agency
- The importance of informed consent
- Potential conflicts of interest with dual agency
- Ethical dilemmas and agency
- Review of essential contract elements
- Presenting offers, multiple offers, and counter-offers
- Avoiding contract errors and violations
- Overcoming buyer objections to representation
- Risk management through property disclosure
- Preparing the buyer and seller for closing
- Third parties involved in a transaction
- Avoiding closing missteps
- Typical buyer and seller closing costs
- A closer look at the Closing Disclosure
PLUS, this package includes the ProPath Real Estate Business Builder professional development program.
- Pricing Strategies: Learn the essentials of pricing homes and the impact proper pricing has on your sales goals and income. Work through case studies and examples and get ready to translate into your own business.
- Tax Planning for the Self-Employed: Gain the knowledge to manage your individual finances and formulate an advantageous tax plan, plus how to select the best retirement plan for tax savings.
- Budget to Build Your Business: Learn how to estimate earnings and expenses and calculate what you need to save for taxes and emergencies. Craft your own budget, paving the way for success in your real estate career.
Professional development courses do not qualify for CE credits. This package includes a total of nine hours of professional development content that is not included in the mandatory and elective course hours listed above.
We know—you just completed your pre-licensing education. What could you possible have left to learn? As it turns out, quite a bit. Your 18-hour post-licensing course not only comprehensively reviews the basics you learned in your earlier studies—it also takes a deep dive into applying these concepts to your everyday real estate practice. Broken into three six-hour modules—Practical Application of Agency and Disclosure, Real Estate Contracts, and From Contract to Closing—the post-licensing content is designed specifically for newly practicing salespersons who want to connect the dots between agency types and ethical agency dilemmas, contract law and actually filling out a contract form, and closing documents and the people you’ll actually meet on the road from contract to closing.
By both reviewing real estate fundamentals and giving you a detailed picture of agency, contracts, and the transaction process, this course ensures that you’re prepared to protect the interests of your clients, your customers, and the general public.
The course meets Arkansas’s mandatory requirement for the 18-hour Post-Licensing Course for Salespersons.
Course highlights include:
- Agency relations in Arkansas
- Agency within the firm
- Marketing, advertising, and agency
- The importance of informed consent
- Potential conflicts of interest with dual agency
- Ethical dilemmas and agency
- Review of essential contract elements
- Presenting offers, multiple offers, and counter-offers
- Avoiding contract errors and violations
- Overcoming buyer objections to representation
- Risk management through property disclosure
- Preparing the buyer and seller for closing
- Third parties involved in a transaction
- Avoiding closing missteps
- Typical buyer and seller closing costs
- A closer look at the Closing Disclosure
State Requirements For Arkansas
Arkansas State Requirement Details for Real Estate Salesperson Post-Licensing Education
Hours Required by the State: 18 hours
Note: Must be completed within 6 months after the initial license date
Arkansas Real Estate Commission
Street Address: 612 South Summit Street, Little Rock, AR 72201
Mailing Address: 612 South Summit Street, Little Rock, AR 72201
Telephone: (501) 683-8010
Email: areclic@arkansas.gov