Class Time: Daytime
GREC Trust Account: 20.00
Location: Atlanta REALTORS® Center
Duration: 11/13/2019-11/13/2019
Instructor: Judge Parker
11/13/2019
Wed
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Judge earned his real estate license in 1998 and broker license in 2001. While actively selling real estate, Judge achieved annual sales high enough to place him in the Multi–Million Dollar Sales Club. Judge has handled real estate transactions in numerous areas, including first-time buyers, investment properties, foreclosures, residential resales, luxury homes and commercial resales.
Member | Standard Registration: 49.00
Non-Member | Standard Registration: 59.00
Location: Lazega & Johanson, LLC
Instructor: Jamie Lyons
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
You will learn and understand the different legal structures of communities in Georgia, including communities with no covenants, communities with covenants and voluntary associations, and mandatory membership subdivisions and condominiums. You will learn what legal documents are necessary to create each type of community and examine the relationship between the corporation, the community members and the covenants. We also will discuss what must be done to terminate a community association and a corporation.
Parking at Lazega & Johanson (1510 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd. Building 2, Suite 30, Atlanta, GA 30318)Please use the south entrance to the parking lot and park on the left side of the building. There will be directional signs to show you the way to the classroom.Contact number: 404-350-1192
Please Note: If you have previously taken this course, the Georgia Real Estate Commission requires 366 days before you can receive credit.
Jamie Lyons, a partner with Lazega & Johanson, is a veteran Community Association Attorney. Licensed in 1994 as an instructor of the Georgia Real Estate Commission, Jamie has taught the Community Association Management pre-licensing course since its inception in 1996 and has received awards for her excellent programs. Jamie also regularly teaches for the Atlanta REALTORS® Association and her law firm’s school about timely topics in the community association and real estate industries.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
You will learn about the transition process and turnover from the declarant-appointed board to the owner-elected board of directors as described in Georgia law. You will be able to identify how the declarant is treated after turnover and what special rights or obligations the declarant retains after no longer appointing and removing the board members. You will compare and contrast the roles of the board members, the officers, the community manager and other employees or independent contractors.
Member | Advanced Registration: 39.00
Non-Member | Advanced Registration: 49.00
Duration: 11/14/2019-11/14/2019
11/14/2019
Thu
You will create forms (notices, proxies, agendas and other meeting documents) to use in your practice. You will learn quorum and voting requirements and parliamentary procedures for board and owner meetings. You also will be introduced to the numerous books and records a corporation is required to keep pursuant to Georgia law and will learn which items corporate members are permitted to inspect and copy and procedures under the law for membership inspection of records.
You will learn to create operating and capital reserve budgets, how to evaluate a debtor for potential collections and what to expect when litigating a collection matter. You also will learn how the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act may regulate their actions.
Duration: 11/15/2019-11/15/2019
11/15/2019
Fri
You will distinguish between association and owner maintenance obligations and be introduced to the process of selecting vendors, working through a bid process and negotiating contract provisions for association maintenance and repair obligations. You will compare and contrast insurance requirements for different types of community associations and evaluate an association's maintenance and repair obligations when there is no insurance coverage and when there is coverage. Lastly, you will explore how to successfully resolve materialmens lien disputes and contract disputes according to Georgia's Right to Repair Act.
You will review different types of enforcement mechanisms permitted by community association covenants and common defenses usually raised against these enforcement procedures. Additionally, you will learn about federal laws regulating enforcement issues in community associations, such as the Telecommunications Act of 1996 and the Fair Housing Act.
Standard Registration: 65.00
Duration: 11/16/2019-11/17/2019
Instructor: Joe Kennedy
11/16/2019
Sat
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
11/17/2019
Sun
Practice makes perfect... If you’ve completed your salesperson Pre-license course, Capitus offers a 2-day weekend "super" CRAM course on a monthly basis. This challenging weekend review is designed to assist you in passing the school or state exams. Veteran real estate educators will guide you through a series of lectures, practice tests and Q&As to enhance your knowledge in areas that you find difficult. Over the 2 days, you'll be given numerous quizzes on all the topics that make up the Salesperson Prelicense course. The instructor will review the questions and answers and provide you an opportunity to discuss critical content that you may not understand.
This course is optional for Salesperson students but you are strongly advised to take advantage of this opportunity, designed to push you over the top on your school and state exams. Cram Course classes frequently fill up early and pre-registration is required.
Please note, no educational credit is given for this program. However, it may be used to make up hours that you missed in your classroom course if needed. Please contact Capitus at 404.252.6768 to discuss your options.
Joe has been involved in real estate education since 1977. During his real estate career, he has served as director of several of Georgia's prominent real estate education providers. Joe is a Past President of the Georgia Real Estate Educators Association, as well as the Region 5 Past President of the National Real Estate Educators Association. He remains active in both his real estate practice and in education and firmly believes "One must be active in the industry to become not only an effective educator, but an effective mentor." Joe holds numerous professional designations and is the founder of the Accredited Seller Representative (ASR) designation.
Member | Advance Registration: 160.00
Non-Member | Advance Registration: 185.00
Duration: 11/18/2019-11/22/2019
Instructor: Joi Bostic
11/18/2019
Mon
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
11/19/2019
Tue
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
11/21/2019
11/22/2019
This series of courses will rejuvenate your career on the road to success. You will learn how to obtain clients; effectively work with and represent buyers and sellers; negotiate desirable terms; price property properly; and utilize contract forms shrewdly. As a bonus, by the completion of this series, you will have fulfilled your license law requirement. So get ready to move ahead with Jump Start!
Since Joi Bostic was a little girl, everyone around her would say that she would grow up to teach others. Although she would hold classes with her dolls and stuffed animals, she resisted and protested against a career as a teacher. Her formal education had her on track to enter corporate America in the area of marketing management. However, after college, Joi finally followed her “true calling” and entered the classroom in 1988. Since then she has taught college credit courses, traveled the country delivering workshops and seminars and designed hundreds of courses and workshops. Joi has earned a reputation for Real Estate training as being a thorough, easy-to-understand instructor with humor and practical application. Recently, Joi completed and was awarded the REEA Gold Standard Instructor Certification. Joi’s goal in instructing is to ensure that learning takes place in an enjoyable safe environment and each student walks away with an understanding of the material.
Member | Advanced Registration: 399.00
Non-Member | Advanced Registration: 465.00
Duration: 11/18/2019-12/11/2019
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
11/20/2019
11/25/2019
12/02/2019
12/03/2019
12/09/2019
12/10/2019
12/11/2019
Moving from agent to broker is a significant shift — a transition from operating within an agency to starting one from the ground up. With our interactive and hands-on experiences, you'll focus on the real-world issues that broker's face every day, plus the essentials you need to upgrade your license. But more than just getting you certified, we'll be your guide as you build your company culture and brand identity beyond the exam.
You already know about the real estate business, which is why your broker pre-license class will build on your knowledge base with key techniques that prepare you for what's next. You'll develop problem-solving strategies through case studies, small group exercises, simulations, and more. Now is the time to move up to the next level!
The Capitus Real Estate Learning Center has been providing outstanding industry education longer than any real estate school in Georgia. The first-time examines passing rate of the Capitus students continues to be among the highest in Georgia. For more information, click here.
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