Pre Broker License Course

This course is designed to prepare a real estate licensee for the responsibilities involved in performing the duties of a real estate qualifying broker in Alabama, including; legal aspects of brokerage, business administration of a company, knowledge of important documents, training and supervision of agents, and other significant areas of real estate brokerage and management.

OBJECTIVES After completion of this course, the licensee will be able to: Identify and comply with Alabama license law in the daily operation of a real estate company.  Guide licensees in their practice of real estate brokerage and other real estate services. Meet qualifications for taking the Alabama real estate broker exam.  Identify ways to apply his/her knowledge to assist the Alabama Real Estate Commission in protecting the public

	The Pre Broker License Course (2007) has been designed to be taught in 5 Sections for a total of 60 hours.  Each Section link provides specific information on, OBJECTIVES and a DETAILED OUTLINE of the subject matter to be taught.
	SECTION I  -  License Law, Fair Housing, Agency and Non-Agency SECTION II  -  Broker Administration/Management; Business Planning; Licensee Training & Supervision and Human Resources SECTION III  -  Listing & Buyer Agency Agreements; Sales Contracts; Offers & Counteroffers; Finance & RESPA SECTION IV  - Trust Accounts; Risk Management; Advertising Laws; Valuation of Real Property SECTION V  -  Property Management; Commercial Real Estate, New Construction; Preparation for Simulation Broker Exam
	Links Education Course Requirements and Examination Service Frequently Asked Questions by the Alabama Real Estate Commission. Approved Real Estate Schools by the Alabama Real Estate Commission.
	Central Alabama Real Estate Academy was  issued a Private School License by the State of Alabama Post Secondary Education license #1220-1 on May 3, 2004, and granted official approval as a real estate school by the Alabama Real Estate Commission,  school  code #76477 on May 11, 2004.   The first course of instruction,   60 - Hour Pre-License Course, began the first part of June 2004 with continuing education courses being taught throughout the summer of 2004.