Serving the Greater Area of Boise, Idaho

Instructors: Renae Goodwin & Reid Coy w/ PayneWest Insurance
CE Credits: 2

Buyers get prequalified before shopping for a home, which includes estimates for taxes and insurance, but they haven’t even picked out a house yet. So how accurate is the estimate on insurance? Sometimes it can be wildly wrong. You'll learn the many factors that can blow up the homeowners insurance rate and how you can help your clients get ahead of potential problems.

In a flood zone? Flood insurance surprises can also throw a wrench into closing. Knowing this information up front can help avoid issues at closing.

Snack and beverages provided so stay after class for social hour networking!

Instructor: Envision Real Estate School
CE Credits: 4

This course is designed to blend the science and art of preparing a CMA from active and sold data, as well as provide information used in an appraisal from a licensed/certified appraiser.

Instructor: Elizabeth Hume
CE Credits: 3

Designated Brokers are usually the final authority for making decisions that impact policies and procedures for future transactions. These decisions shape the culture and retention of valuable staff and sales teams.

Instructor: Elizabeth Hume
CE Credits: 3

Are you caught in an endless cycle of putting out fires, quelling arguments, dealing with difficult agents and financial survival every month? This solution-finding, interactive session is for Designated Brokers and Owners like you who want to increase productivity and decrease stress.

Instructor: Janis Mooney
CE Credits: 3

This is the newest CORE course produced by the Idaho Real Estate Commission. It is one of 2 COREs required to renew one's license.

Instructor: Roz McDonald
CE Credits: 2

Join us for a workshop on how the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM)* for Purchase (H4P) loans can potentially increase your annual commissions!

Instructor: Terry McLaughlin
CE Credits: 2

Did you know that every year about 10 percent of realtors are assaulted? More than 30 percent of realtors have felt unsafe or in danger doing "realtor things" such as open houses , showing homes or meeting new clients. How can a realtor best keep themselves SAFE? By being aware of their surroundings. what does this mean? It means having Situational Awareness and being ready, willing and able to implement a plan. the available plan that a person is able to implement, will vary based on that person's skills and training. The absolute BEST way to win in a confrontation is to avoid it. The best way to avoid it is to increase your situational awareness.

Instructor: Elizabeth Hume
CE Credits: 3

How the marketplace reacts to social changes directly impacts the way Designated Brokers and Owners managed their real estate brokerages, agents, and staff. Risk management must be a priority when considering how to incorporate technology and communication practices into daily operations for maximum effectiveness for the brokerage and public.

Instructor: Elizabeth Hume
CE Credits: 3

In this highly interactive session, attendees will have the opportunity to evaluate different personnel issues, establish an effective problem-solving process and ultimately create the platform to design a strategic action plan that will take their brokerage to the next level.

Instructor: Ophelie Montgomery
CE Credits: 3

A required course developed by the IREC to update licensees on legislative, legal, and hot topics from the year. This course changes annually and the new version is released every July 1.

Instructor: Janis Mooney
CE Credits: 3

This is the newest CORE course produced by the Idaho Real Estate Commission. It is one of 2 COREs required to renew one's license.

Instructor: Envision Real Estate School
CE Credits: 4

This fun, lively and interactive class covers the Top 10 issues faced by agents in completion of a Purchase & Sale agreement.

Instructor: Janis Mooney
CE Credits: 3

This is the newest CORE course produced by the Idaho Real Estate Commission. It is one of 2 COREs required to renew one's license.