Instructor: Marti Barnewolt
CE Hours: 3 General
Cost: FREE to Members | Non-Members $20.00
This course is required for license renewal beginning January 1, 2025
Provides ADRE requirement for license renewal credit and the RE Licensee the essential knowledge of AZ Water Law, Deed Fraud and Wildfire Issues. Licensees are educated to availability of resources, understanding of government and individual rights and common red flags in all topics enabling the licensee to educate and protect the buying/selling/building public.
WATER
- Understanding Water Law
- Our Sources and Resources
- Government and Individual Rights
DEED FRAUD
- What is Title Theft
- Parties Involved
- Red Flags and Preventive Measures
- Required Quiz
FIREWISE CONCERNS
- Causes of Wildfires
- Defensible Zones
- Wildfire evacuation
- Resources
If online registration is closed, call the Education Department at 480-945-2651.
Please notify us 7 days in advance if you have any disability that requires special services or access.
Applicable fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Marketing Partners will be provided with a roster of attendees including email address. You may opt out of having your information shared by contacting the Association at 480-945-2651. By registering for this class, you understand pictures and/or video may be taken of you and may be posted in relation to the class on social media and/or ScottsdaleREALTORS.org.
Disclaimer Notice
Due to the circumstances created by COVID/RSV, there is a heightened degree of personal risk and responsibility in attending meetings or events. With in-person attendance at any Scottsdale REALTORS®/Venue8600 meeting or event, attendees acknowledge these risks and agree to take full personal responsibility for them:
- Despite efforts to minimize the spread of respiratory illnesses, you may be exposed to the virus by being part of or attending this meeting/event;
- Attendees agree to monitor their own health and will not attend the meeting/event if they feel ill, have COVID, RSV or flu-like symptoms;
- Attendees are encouraged to wear masks, social distance from other attendees, respect the space of other meeting/event attendees and follow any and all other social distancing guidelines and protocols imposed by the federal, state or local laws. Refusal to abide by these guidelines and protocols may result in you being asked to leave the meeting/event.
If you may have a respiratory virus
Stay home and away from others if you have respiratory virus symptoms including but not limited to fever, chills, fatigue, cough, runny nose and headache. You may resume normal activities if both are true for at least 24 hours:
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- Your symptoms are getting better overall, and
- You have not had a fever and are not using fever-reducing medication
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- Even then, take added precautions for the next 5 days: masking, physical distancing and testing
- If you develop a fever or you start to feel worse, stay home again until your symptoms improve overall, and you have not had a fever without taking fever relievers for at least 24 hours.
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More at https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/prevention/precautions-when-sick.html.