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ABLE Review Course
"Understanding the Broker's Duty under CC § 2079.2"
Attorney's Broker License Exam Preparation Seminar
Civil Code § 2079.2
The standard of care owed by a broker under this article is the degree of care that a reasonably prudent real estate licensee would exercise and is measured by the degree of knowledge through education, experience, and examination, required to obtain a license under Division 4 (commencing with Section 10000) of the Business and Professions Code.
Litigation of real estate sales-related matters, whether on the Plaintiff or Defendant side, requires a knowledge of the standard of care for real estate licensees. Although there is much case law defining specific duties in narrow situations, the basis for the Statutory Duty is Civil Code § 2079.2.How, then, does an attorney understand this duty? Obviously, you will want to hire appropriate experts to testify; however, the best way to familiarize yourself with the
"...degree of knowledge through education, experience and examination required to obtain a license..."
is to actually prepare for and take the exam yourself!
The most efficient way to do this is to attend the Attorney's Broker License Examination Preparation Seminar. This Seminar is a comprehensive review of all topics tested on the Real Estate Broker examination. These are the same topics tested on the Real Estate Salesperson examination, and the differences between the two exams will also be discussed. Everything is compressed into one concise lecture and workbook for your convenience and presented by Paul W. Samarin, who is licensed by both the California State Bar and the Department of Real Estate. Mr. Samarin has taught Real Estate Principles to prospective licensees since 1980.
Depending upon your practice, having a Real Estate Broker license may provide some additional benefits to you and/or your firm.
MCLE CREDIT:
The Contra Costa County Bar Association certifies that this activity has been approved for Ten (10) Hours of MCLE Credit by the State Bar of California. (Provider Number 393.) Calculation details, click here.
Upcoming Seminars:
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Concord, CA $375 includes: Workbook $295 if registered |
ABLE
Prep Seminar Table of Contents SECTION
1: REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE
SECTION
2: AGENCY SECTION
3: REAL
PROPERTY
SECTION
4:
CONTRACTS
SECTION
5: FINANCING SECTION
6: PUBLIC CONTROL & TAXATION SECTION
7: MATH SECTION
8: APPRAISAL
FAQ's
re:
Real Estate Broker License
How
is the 10 hrs. MCLE
calculated?
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Methods of PaymentYes, we accept Visa and MasterCard payment as well as cash and checks. However, we do not process this information via the Internet. Once you complete the enrollment form, you will have two options:
1: You may print the completed form and send it with your law firm's check payable to Paul W. Samarin; or
2: You may click Send to transmit the enrollment information. Upon receipt, you will be contacted by us for Credit Card information. We do not keep your credit card information in a computer database.
Although we will accept enrollment at the door, the fee is increased and we can only accept cash. Further, materials cannot be guaranteed on enrollment at the door. If insufficient extra materials are available, they will be sent to you by mail within ten days after the Seminar.