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BIC Update

2025-2026 Broker-in-Charge Update (BICUP): Annual mandatory update course for any broker that IS designated by the NC Real Estate Commission as a Broker-in-Charge (BIC) or is BIC-eligible and who wishes to maintain their real estate license on active status.

 

If you are not a designated Broker-in-Charge at the time of the course, you will not receive credit for this course.

 

Anne Rasheed is our CE Instructor for the 2025-2026 license year. All courses are offered via Zoom. Anne utilizes various instruction methods, including presentation slides, group breakout rooms, polls, and discussions. Anne is a very engaging instructor who keeps the attendees’ attention.

 

Course materials and the Zoom link will be sent out three days before the course.

Upcoming Classes:
No scheduled classes.
General Update

2025-2026 General Update (GENUP): Annual mandatory update course for brokers (Provisional or full) who wish to maintain their estate license on active status and are NOT designated by the NC Real Estate Commission as a Broker-in-Charge (BIC) or as BIC-eligible at the time of the course.

 

Anne Rasheed is our CE Instructor for the 2025-2026 license year. All courses are offered via Zoom. Anne utilizes various instruction methods, including presentation slides, group breakout rooms, polls, and discussions. Anne is a very engaging instructor who keeps the attendees’ attention.

 

Course materials and the Zoom link will be sent out three days before the course.

Upcoming Classes:
03/30/2026 - 1:30 PM
Real Estate Scams and Scoundrels

Real Estate Scams and Scoundrels

Real estate fraud poses a significant threat to both consumers and professionals. Common schemes—including title fraud, rental scams, wire fraud, straw buyer schemes, and fraudulent flipping—have resulted in billions of dollars in losses annually. Despite regulatory safeguards, fraudsters continuously adapt, exploiting gaps in industry practices and technological vulnerabilities.

This is a 4-hour CE elective course designed to bridge these knowledge gaps by:

 

    • Providing historical and contemporary case studies that illustrate common fraud schemes and emerging threats
    • Training licensees to recognize red flags and suspicious activities in transactions.
    • Reinforcing the importance of adherence to real estate laws, ethical guidelines, and best practices.
    • Offering practical strategies for fraud prevention, including cybersecurity measures, verification protocols, and due diligence procedures.

Anne Rasheed is our CE Instructor for the 2025-2026 license year. All courses are offered via Zoom. Anne utilizes various instruction methods, including presentation slides, group breakout rooms, polls, and discussions. Anne is a very engaging instructor who keeps the attendees’ attention.

Course materials and the Zoom link will be sent out three days before the course.

 

Upcoming Classes:
03/30/2026 - 8:30 AM