All brokers want to do things right, whether it is following the license law or abiding by the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics. This course has case studies in different areas dealing with different challenges.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina and The CCIM Foundation.
Join the North Carolina CCIM Chapter along with Former Professional Basketball Player Rasheed Wallace as we Tee It Up for Charity.
CI 101 is a bedrock class for real estate practitioners at a time when risk mitigation, pricing, and cycle assurance have become critical to investors.
The 2023-24 Commercial Broker-in-Charge Update Course (BICUp) satisfies the mandatory update course for brokers-in-charge who wish to remain broker-in-charge as of July 1, 2024, for the 2024-25 licensing period.
The 2023-2024 Commercial GenUp will provide commission updates about requirements, revised rules and laws, selected topics, licensing and education review, and more.
This course explores those issues which arise in commercial real estate. NC licensees are required to discover and disclose material facts. What ARE material facts and which ones must a Broker discover and disclose?
Who will be the boss of the toss? Who will master the trash stalk? Find out May 16th at the event of the ear!
Join NC CCIM and RCASENC for an evening of connections, collaboration, and growth! This event is designed to help you expand your network, foster meaningful relationships, and discover new opportunities in a casual environment in Greenville at Native Fine Diner.
All brokers want to do things right, whether it is following the license law or abiding by the Code of Ethics of REALTORS®. This course has case studies in different areas dealing with different challenges.
Join your peers to hear about issues that will impact REALTORS® and the North Carolina real estate industry. The meetings wrap up with Legislative Day at the General Assembly when hundreds of REALTORS® from across the state walk the halls of the legislature and talk to their elected representatives in the House and Senate.
