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SUMMARY:CE Elective: Demystifying Government Loans with Derrin Dunzweiler - VIRTUAL
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:Many brokers express interest in understanding the lending process in more detail\, especially government loans. Common questions are:Differentiate between the 3 government loans?Where can I go to find out more information on these types of loans?How can I better represent my client when it comes to a VA loan?Will my client lose out on the offier if the use a government loan?How do I know which loan type fits a specific buyer of property?This course was written to address those concerns. This course provides an overview of government loans. It will enable a licensee to have a stong understanding of these types of loans and offer better guidance to clients and other agents as well.\nGRRA Continuing Education Classroom ExpectationsVirtual (Synchronous) CE CoursesThe Greensboro Regional REALTORS Association (GRRA) is committed to providing a professional\, engaging\, and compliant learning environment for all Continuing Education students.These expectations are designed to meet North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) requirements and to ensure GRRA can properly verify attendance and participation for Continuing Education credit.\nBefore You Log-InPlease plan ahead and be prepared to participate for the entire course. Several days before the class: - Check your email for your Zoom Invite\, sent when you registered for the class. Search for it in Spam or All Mail.\n\n - Be sure to download your course materials in advance and save it where you can easily access it. The link to the course manual will be sent to you several days before the class.\nTechnology Requirements for the class:GRRA requires using a laptop or tablet with access to a front-facing camera (phones are not acceptable devices for a synchronous class). Use a computer or device with a working camera\, microphone\, and reliable internet connection. Check your laptop at least 24 hours in advance to ensure all updates have been done and your camera is operational.\n\n Day of class: - Choose a quiet location with minimal interruptions. - Have your course materials ready - Have your NCREC License Number available to enter it during the course to verify attendance. - Log in at least 15 minutes before class to complete check-in and address any technical issues. - Position your camera so your face is clearly visible.\nAttendance & CE CreditNCREC requires brokers to attend at least 90% of the scheduled instructional hours of an approved Continuing Education course to receive CE credit. - Be logged in and ready to participate before the scheduled start time. - Late arrival counts toward the allowable absence time. - Time away from the virtual classroom counts toward the allowable absence time. - Returning late from a scheduled break also counts as absence time. - Students who exceed the allowable absence time will not receive CE credit. - Students may not leave class early and receive CE credit\nParticipation & Professional ConductStudents are expected to remain attentive\, engaged\, and available for instruction throughout the course. Students are expected to: - Respond to instructor questions and attendance checks when requested. - Participate in polls\, chat activities\, discussions\, and other required course activities. - Remain at the computer or device being used to attend class. - Follow instructor directions regarding participation. - Keep microphones muted when not speaking. - Use the chat function appropriately and for course-related communication. - Treat instructors\, classmates\, and GRRA staff with courtesy and professionalism.\nDuring instructional time\, students may NOT: - Conduct unrelated business or work\, including responding to clients or completing real estate transactions. - Browse the internet or use electronic devices for non-course purposes. - Watch television\, sleep\, or engage in other unrelated activities. - Leave the virtual classroom for extended periods without permission. - Turn off the camera or remain out of view without permission. - Allow another person to participate using the student's login or device. - Engage in disruptive\, inappropriate\, or unprofessional behavior.\nAttending Class from a Vehicle Is Not PermittedStudents may not attend virtual CE while in a moving vehicle whether they are driving or riding as a passenger.Virtual CE requires students to remain visible\, attentive\, and actively engaged throughout instructional time. Being a passenger does not provide an exception to this requirement.If a student is traveling during class\, the time spent in the vehicle may be treated as an absence and may affect eligibility for CE credit.Simply put: If the vehicle is moving\, you cannot participate in class even as a passenger.Failure to meet attendance\, camera\, participation\, or conduct requirements may result in loss of CE credit or removal from the course.\nTechnology ProblemsStudents are responsible for having the equipment and internet connection necessary to participate in the course.If you experience a technical problem: - Notify GRRA staff as soon as possible at 336-854-5868 - Follow instructions for reconnecting and return to the virtual classroom as quickly as possible. - If technical problems persist\, contact the NC REALTORS Tech Helpline at 877-573-5612. - Understand that time missed because of technical difficulties may count toward the allowable absence time.GRRA staff are not able to provide technical assistance during class.GRRA cannot guarantee CE credit when technical difficulties prevent required attendance or participation from being verified.\nCourse CompletionUpon successful completion of the course: - GRRA will report your course completion to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. - You will receive a Course Completion Certificate. - GRRA will report course completions within seven calendar days following the course. - Retain your Course Completion Certificate for your records. - Verify that the course appears on your NCREC education record.\nImportant NoticeThese expectations are based on current North Carolina Real Estate Commission rules and guidance applicable to synchronous Continuing Education courses.GRRA may establish reasonable policies that are more restrictive than the Commission's minimum requirements when necessary to properly verify attendance and participation and maintain the integrity of its Continuing Education program.\nAnti-Trust Statement: The Greensboro Regional REALTORS Association is a not-for-profit trade association devoted to improving the business conditions of the real estate industry. GRRA meetings and events often include real estate professionals and other industry stakeholders who compete with each other or work for competing businesses. GRRA is committed to conducting all meetings and events in a professional\, ethical\, and lawful manner\, including in adherence to all antitrust laws. To that end\, the topics for this meeting will focus on advancing the interests of real estate professionals and consumers of real estate services\, increasing competition\, reducing risk for all parties involved in real estate transactions\, and sharing insights on business best practices. The following discussion topics are always prohibited: agreements to fix prices\, limit product or service offerings\, allocate geographical territory or customers\, and refuse to deal. Any discussion inconsistent with this policy will not be tolerated.
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Course Description:
Many brokers express interest in understanding the lending process in more detail\, especially government loans. Common questions are:
- Differentiate between the 3 government loans?
- Where can I go to find out more information on these types of loans?
- How can I better represent my client when it comes to a VA loan?
- Will my client lose out on the offier if the use a government loan?
- How do I know which loan type fits a specific buyer of property?
This course was written to address those concerns. \;This course provides an overview of government loans. \;It will enable a licensee to have a stong understanding of these types of loans and offer better guidance to clients and other agents as well.
GRRA Continuing Education Classroom Expectations
Virtual (Synchronous) CE Courses
The Greensboro Regional REALTORS®\; Association (GRRA) is committed to providing a professional\, engaging\, and compliant learning environment for all Continuing Education students.
These expectations are designed to meet North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) requirements and to ensure GRRA can properly verify attendance and participation for Continuing Education credit.
Before You Log-In
Please plan ahead and be prepared to participate for the entire course. \;
\; \;Several days before the class:
\; \;- Check your \;email for your Zoom Invite\, sent when you registered for the class. \;Search for it in Spam or All Mail.
\; \;- Be sure to download your course materials in advance and save it where you can easily access it. \;The link to the course manual will be sent to you several days before the class.
Technology Requirements for the class:
GRRA requires using a laptop or tablet with access to a front-facing camera (phones are not acceptable devices for a synchronous class). \;Use a computer or device with a \;working camera\, microphone\, and reliable internet connection. Check your laptop at least 24 hours in advance to ensure all updates have been done and your camera is operational.
\; \; Day of class:
\; \;- Choose a \;quiet location with minimal interruptions.
\; \;- Have your course materials ready
\; \;- Have your \;NCREC License Number \;available to enter it during the course to verify attendance.
\; \;- Log in at least 15 minutes before class \;to complete check-in and address any technical issues.
\; \;- Position your camera so your \;face is clearly visible.
Attendance &\; CE Credit
NCREC requires brokers to attend at least \;90% of the scheduled instructional hours \;of an approved Continuing Education course to receive CE credit.
\; \;- Be logged in and ready to participate before the scheduled start time.
\; \;- Late arrival counts toward the allowable absence time.
\; \;- Time away from the virtual classroom counts toward the allowable absence time.
\; \;- Returning late from a scheduled break also counts as absence time.
\; \;- Students who exceed the allowable absence time will \;not receive CE credit.
\; \;- Students may \;not leave class early and receive CE credit
Participation &\; Professional Conduct
Students are expected to remain attentive\, engaged\, and available for instruction throughout the course. \;
Students are expected to:
\; \;- Respond to instructor questions and attendance checks when requested.
\; \;- Participate in polls\, chat activities\, discussions\, and other required course activities.
\; \;- Remain at the computer or device being used to attend class.
\; \;- Follow instructor directions regarding participation.
\; \;- Keep microphones muted when not speaking.
\; \;- Use the chat function appropriately and for course-related communication.
\; \;- Treat instructors\, classmates\, and GRRA staff with courtesy and professionalism.
During instructional time\, students may NOT:
\; \;- Conduct unrelated business or work\, including responding to clients or completing real estate transactions.
\; \;- Browse the internet or use electronic devices for non-course purposes.
\; \;- Watch television\, sleep\, or engage in other unrelated activities.
\; \;- Leave the virtual classroom for extended periods without permission.
\; \;- Turn off the camera or remain out of view without permission.
\; \;- Allow another person to participate using the student&rsquo\;s login or device.
\; \;- Engage in disruptive\, inappropriate\, or unprofessional behavior.
Attending Class from a Vehicle Is Not Permitted
Students may not attend virtual CE while in a moving vehicle &mdash\; whether they are driving or riding as a passenger.
Virtual CE requires students to remain visible\, attentive\, and actively engaged throughout instructional time. \;Being a passenger does not provide an exception to this requirement.
If a student is traveling during class\, the time spent in the vehicle may be treated as an absence and may affect eligibility for CE credit.
Simply put: If the vehicle is moving\, you cannot participate in class &mdash\; even as a passenger.
Failure to meet attendance\, camera\, participation\, or conduct requirements may result in \;loss of CE credit or removal from the course.
Technology Problems
Students are responsible for having the equipment and internet connection necessary to participate in the course.
If you experience a technical problem:
\; \;- Notify GRRA staff as soon as possible at 336-854-5868
\; \;- Follow instructions for reconnecting and return to the virtual classroom as quickly as possible.
\; \;- If technical problems persist\, contact the \;NC REALTORS®\; Tech Helpline at 877-573-5612.
\;- Understand that time missed because of technical difficulties may count toward the allowable absence time.
GRRA staff are not able to provide technical assistance during class.
GRRA cannot guarantee CE credit when technical difficulties prevent required attendance or participation from being verified.
Course Completion
Upon successful completion of the course:
\; \;- GRRA will report your course completion to the \;North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
\; \;- You will receive a \;Course Completion Certificate.
\; \;- GRRA will report course completions within \;seven calendar days following the course.
\; \;- Retain your Course Completion Certificate for your records.
\; \;- Verify that the course appears on your NCREC education record.
Important Notice
These expectations are based on current North Carolina Real Estate Commission rules and guidance applicable to synchronous Continuing Education courses.
GRRA may establish reasonable policies that are more restrictive than the Commission&rsquo\;s minimum requirements when necessary to properly verify attendance and participation and maintain the integrity of its Continuing Education program.
Anti-Trust Statement: \;The Greensboro Regional REALTORS®\; Association is a not-for-profit trade association devoted to improving the business conditions of the real estate industry. GRRA meetings and events often include real estate professionals and other industry stakeholders who compete with each other or work for competing businesses. GRRA is committed to conducting all meetings and events in a professional\, ethical\, and lawful manner\, including in adherence to all antitrust laws. To that end\, the topics for this meeting will focus on advancing the interests of real estate professionals and consumers of real estate services\, increasing competition\, reducing risk for all parties involved in real estate transactions\, and sharing insights on business best practices. The following discussion topics are always prohibited: agreements to fix prices\, limit product or service offerings\, allocate geographical territory or customers\, and refuse to deal. Any discussion inconsistent with this policy will not be tolerated.
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