CREDENTIALS

A Real Estate Salesperson License is required of individuals who conduct licensed real estate activities as described in the real estate law under the supervision of a licensed broker. A license may also be obtained by a person who does not immediately intend to be employed by a broker. However, a salesperson without an responsible broker may not perform acts requiring a real estate license.

REALTOR® is a federally registered collective membership mark which identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the National Association of Realtors® and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.

The National Association of Realtors® Certification - Pricing Strategy Advisors (PSA) certification is specifically designed to enhance the skills of a REALTOR® in pricing properties, creating Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), working with appraisers, and guiding clients through the anxieties and misperceptions they often have about home values.

The National Association of Realtors® Certification - Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) designees are REALTORS® who have undergone specialized training focused on conducting business in the international real estate arena.

The Residential Real Estate Council - Luxury Homes Certification (LHC) is for real estate agents who want to service the luxury home market.

Certificated Luxury Specialists demonstrate specialized skill sets and confirm they've dedicated the time and effort to master competencies in better-assisting clients.

The National Association of Realtors® Certification - Resort and Second-Home Property Specialists (RSPS) provide buyers and sellers  confidence in the ability of their REALTOR® who specializes in buying, selling or management of properties for investment, development, retirement, or second homes in a resort, recreational and/or vacation destination, to assist them with their search.

The National Association of Realtors® Certification - Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource (SFR®) certification is for REALTORS® who want to hone the skills that will allow them to help buyers and sellers of distressed properties. 

The National Association of Realtors® Certification - Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®) designation is for REALTORS® who want to be able to meet the special needs of maturing Americans when selling, buying, relocating, or refinancing residential or investment properties. 

The SRES® designation course seeks to instill knowledge, understanding, and empathy for real estate clients and customers aged 50 and above.

eXp Realty of California, Inc. -Affinity Program offers Employee or Membership Benefit Programs to individuals moving outside of a job-related move. Certified Affinity Specialists maintain industry relationships with top relocation management companies, banks, hedge funds, corporations, organizations and iBuyers.

The Lifestyle Home Loan is an age-based home purchase program for those 62 and better. It requires a one-time down payment without monthly mortgage payments. It was introduced in 2009 and middle income and affluent boomers have been using it to purchase their forever home.

If you dream about purchasing a new Epcon Communities forever home with a modern design, resort-style amenities and a low maintenance lifestyle during retirement, then you owe it to yourself to learn about this powerful alternative to traditional financing or paying cash to purchase your new home.

eXp Realty of California, Inc. -Real Estate Owned (REO) Specialists understand the complex procedures, guidelines, timeframes, and tasks the outsourcers, banks and lenders demand in today’s real estate bank owned market.

eXp Realty of California, Inc. -Relocation (RELO) Specialists explicitly handle all the details that help movers transition to new environments. Relocation specialists not only help to sell their client’s home and purchase a new property in their target area, but they also connect their clients with professional movers, packers, and aid in the visa process as needed - and much more.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The The Fair Housing Act's Requirement 5: Controls in Accessible Locations.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• Dimensional specifications and clearances required by Fair Housing Act Requirement 5 
• Controls and outlets subject to the requirements of the guidelines 
• Accessible locations  
• Recommendations for increased accessibility

How Will Participants Benefit?

• Enhance understanding of the technical requirements under the Fair Housing Act 
• Gain practical knowledge to apply when designing homes
• Learn strategies and tips for creating compliant homes
• Obtain resources to aid you in compliance

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The Design and Construction Requirements of the FHA: Technical Overview Part 1.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• History of the Fair Housing Act
• Standards for Compliance
• Fair Housing Act Scoping and Coverage
• Seven Design and Construction Technical Requirements
• Resources to aid in compliance

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The Design and Construction Requirements of the FHA: Technical Overview Part 2.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• History of the Fair Housing Act
• Standards for Compliance
• Fair Housing Act Scoping and Coverage
• Seven Design and Construction Technical Requirements
• Resources to aid in compliance