North Carolina law, the way the Commission tests it
Agency and the Working With Real Estate Agents disclosure, trust money, brokerage practice, and other NC laws.
Licensure: Who Needs a License and How to Keep It
Who must hold an NC broker license, the main exemptions, license statuses, and the 75-hour, 90-hour, renewal and CE rules that keep a license active.
Agency & the Working With Real Estate Agents Disclosure
When NC agency agreements must be written, the first-substantial-contact brochure, disclosing whom you represent, dual and designated agency, and material-fact duties.
Broker-in-Charge Supervision & Compensation Rules
One BIC per office, who qualifies, what the BIC must do, how provisional brokers are supervised, and the NC rules on who may pay and be paid.
Brokerage Practice: Advertising, Trust Money & Records
NC rules on proof of licensure, advertising and blind ads, trust account deposits and disputes, commingling and conversion, and record retention.
Excise Tax, Property Taxes & Association Insurance
How to compute NC deed excise tax, how county property taxes are listed, liened and due, the homestead exclusion, and required association insurance.
Contracts, Disclosures & Closing in North Carolina
Why NC brokers fill in but never draft contracts, what offer forms must contain, earnest money and due diligence fee handling, Chapter 47E disclosures, and closing duties.
Landlord/Tenant: Security Deposits & Vacation Rentals
NC security deposit caps, trust and return rules, late fees, fit-premises duties, lawful eviction, and the Vacation Rental Act numbers brokers must know.
Fair Housing, Recovery Fund, Condos, Timeshares & More
NC State Fair Housing Act classes and exemptions, Recovery Fund limits, condominium and planned community rules, timeshare cancellation, BPOs, and unfair service agreements.