Real Estate Jeopardy: Episode 1 Online Video Course
Tracking # 20-1332833
$29.00
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This video course serves as a review of important real estate concepts and plays out as a question-and-answer game of all things real estate related. Topics covered include real property, ownership rights, encumbrances, types of ownership, title issues, required disclosures, zoning issues, land-use regulations, building codes, types of construction, and energy efficiency. Students will also learn practical applications of the topics in several case studies presented throughout the course.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
West Virginia Real Estate Commission
Associate Broker
Broker
Salesperson
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