Indiana Real Estate Continuing Education, Title Insurance & Escrow and Professional Development
10 Hour Elective Package
Code of Ethics
Fair Housing
Environmental Hazards
Contracts, Purchase & Sales Agreements
Closings and Settlement Costs
Real Estate Finance
Using the Internet to Serve Clients
Real Estate Appraisal
Home Inspection
Real Property Ownership And Land Use
Titles and Records
Agency
Asset Management
Estimating the Gross Living Area
Deeds
Indiana Real estate license continuing education-MCE
School sponsor numbers are:
Sales CE10600532
Brokers CE10600531
Required by the Indiana Real Estate Commission, both Brokers and Salespersons must have a minimum of 6 hours mandatory and 10 hours elective continuing education by the expiration date on their license.
PLEASE NOTE: The above Requirements are subject to change.
Always check your state's requirements
Ethics for Titles Professionals 2 Hrs $20.00
Sales Negotiations Package 19.0
Gramm Leach Bliley Act 1.0
Creating Value Through Innovation 1.0
Workplace Violence 1.0
Consumer Protection Law 1.0
Managing Corporate Records 1.0
Evaluating Financial Performance 2.0
Dealing with Conflict and Confrontation 2.0
Dealing with Difficult People 2.0
Qualified Retirement Plans and IRAs 2.0
Anti-Money Laundering 2.0
Capital Budgeting Analysis 2.0
Qualified Retirement Plans and IRAs 2.0
The Management of Capital 2.0
RESPA 2.0
Understanding Economic Components 3.0
Asset Management 3.0
Commercial General Liability Insurance 3.0
Business Writing 3.0
Understanding an Appraiser's Role 3.0
Wills and Trusts 3.0
Appraisal Basics for Real Estate Agents 3.0
Estate Planning - Advanced 3.0
Estate Planning - Basic 3.0
Fair Housing 3.0
Introduction to Commercial Real Estate 3.0
Analyzing Financial Statements Advanced 3.0
Understanding Securities Trading 3.0
Annuities 3.0
Arbitration and Mediation 3.0
Corporate Pension Plans 3.0
Investment Analysis 3.0
Investment Risk and Policy 3.0
Life, Health, Disability and Long Term Care 4.0
Prospecting, Selling & Closing 4.0
1031 Exchanges 4.0
Margin Accounts 5.0
Understanding Different Types of Security Investments 5.0
Equities 5.0
Creating Value Through Financial Management 6.0
Introduction to Property and Casualty
and the Insurance Contract 6.0
Employment Law 6.0
Estimating the Gross Living Area 6.0
Agency Operations 6.0
Negotiations- Reading People 6.0
Understanding the Rules of NASD 6.0
Negotiations- Effective Communication 6.0
Negotiations- Negotiations 7.0
Property Insurance 8.0
Building a Real Estate Practice 30.0
Indiana Requirements
Salespersons are required to renew their licenses by June 30, 2008. Thereafter renewals are every two even numbered years. Each person must attest to having completed 16 hours of continuing education courses.
Brokers are required to renew their licenses by June 30, 2009. Thereafter renewals are every odd numbered years. Each person must attest to having completed 16 hours of continuing education courses.
Mandatory Courses: Of the total required 16 hours, 6 hours are required in three mandatory subjects which include - License & Escrow Law, Agency Law, Civil Rights, Listing Contracts and Purchase Agreements, Settlement Procedures and Antitrust.
Your license will not be renewed and you can not practice real estate if you have not fulfilled the continuing education requirement.
Sample Course Descriptions
16 hour Indiana CE Package
This 16-hour package contains all the mandatory and elective hours you need to satisfy your continuing education requirements in Indiana. The courses contained are:
- ERC Fair Housing and Diversity: Focus on Relocation
- ERC Relocation: Assisting Corporate Transferees
- Contracts, Purchase & Sales Agreements
10 Hour Elective Package
This 10-hour package contains all the elective hours you need to satisfy your continuing education requirements in the state of Indiana. The courses contained are:
- Using the Internet to Serve Clients
Titles and Records
Recording real property documents in the public record gives the public access to information they may need in order to clarify the condition of the title to a property. The simple process of recording helps trace the history of the title by tracking past and current owners of the title as well as any previous liens and encumbrances placed on the title. The act of recording real property documents allows grantors to warrant grantees a valid deed conveyance and smooth purchase transaction and to provide proof of ownership in case any future complications arise. This course includes the following lessons
- Public Records and Recording
The terms title and deed do not mean the same thing; therefore, individuals cannot use the terms interchangeably. The title refers to ownership of a property or parcel of real estate whereas the deed refers to the document that transfers the ownership property from the grantor to the grantee. This course will explain the process of recording, give examples of public records and describe the different deeds of conveyances. The different lessons in this course work together to help grantors and grantees avoid any future complications concerning the ownership rights to a property or resolve any disputes that arise.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, the student will:
- Understand the process of recording
- Recognize different types of public records
- Know the methods of property conveyance
- Recognize the difference between constructive and actual notice
- Be able to identify evidence of titles.
- Be able to explain title insurance and coverage
- Recognize the different types of property ownership
- Be able to differentiate between the various types of deeds
Real Estate Finance
This course provides an introduction to residential real estate finance, including information on how to underwrite FHA, VA, FNMA and FHLMC loans.
In this course, you will learn the basics of the different types of loans available, loan applications, appraisals, escrow, titles and credit reports, including qualifying for loan amounts and verifying income and assets.
You will also learn how to calculate loan amounts, estimate monthly payments, property taxes, hazard and mortgage insurance (for Conventional, FHA and VA) and qualifying ratios and income.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the basic concepts and key terms of real estate financing and the key terms
- Describe how to qualify a buyer for the most common types of loans
- Understand the use and function of escrow accounts
- Determine what a mortgage insurance premium is
- Understand the process of underwriting its guidelines
- Identify the three most common types of loans: conventional, FHA and VA
- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of conventional loans
- Distinguish how to use conventional qualifying ratios
- State the advantages and disadvantages of FHA loans
- Identify the differing FHA qualification ratios
- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of VA loans
- Describe VA eligibility and qualification periods
- Calculate the amount of VA entitlement used
- Calculate VA loan amounts and required down payments
- Explain the process and qualifications for assuming VA and FHA loans
- Identify other types of loans available
- Understand how to underwrite and close loans
- 3 Versions of the final exam
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