Continuing Education – Courses 3 & 4

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**Courses 3 and 4 approved for Continuing Legal Education credit**

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Commercial Course 3 – Wisconsin New Developments

• Updates licensees with the most recent changes and developments in real estate law, practices, and procedures;
• Explains changes to Wisconsin statutes, administrative code provisions, and case law;
• Provides instruction on revised forms including state forms and WRA forms;
• Reviews the new WB-35, WB-6, WB-16, and WB-17;
• Looks at pending and proposed legislative and regulatory changes, forms revisions, and other potential changes to licensing regulations;
• Attendees will also receive an overview of proposed changes, legislation, policy changes, and other practice issues that are on the horizon.

Commercial Course 4 –Ethics and Fair Housing in Wisconsin

• Will satisfy the National Association of REALTORS® code of ethics requirements;
• Discusses ways to improve standards of practice by focusing on competency, fairness, and integrity. Ethical agents will be honest with all parties, protect clients’ interests, and cooperate with other agents to advance clients’ interest;
• Explores how timely communication and providing equal services to all consumers will raise the level of professionalism in the industry and avoid fair housing complaints;
• Instruction on the REALTORS® Code of Ethics and the Golden Rule;
• Reviews enforcement processes including the Department of Safety and Professional Services enforcement process, the REALTORS® arbitration process, and the professional standards enforcement process.

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