Full refund will be issued if cancellation is made 3 or more business days prior to class. NO REFUNDS if cancellation is less than 3 business days, instead Education Credit will be issued for use within one year of cancellation. Students who do not show for class will LOSE entire tuition. LIBOR reserves the right to cancel class if minimum enrollments is not met. If LIBOR needs to cancel or delay a class due to inclement weather or emergency, information will be posted on LIREALTOR.com AFTER 7:00 am and also on our automated voice mail message system on 631-661-4800, also AFTER 7:00 am
If the class is approved for NYS CE: LIBOR strictly follows Section 176.6 of the NYS License Law – Article 12A. Students are only permitted to miss 10% of classroom time. If more than 10% of class time is missed for any reason, NYS continuing education credits will not be issued. All New York licensing classes follow the same law for permissible time missed.
A cancellation 10 or more days before a class is subject to a $25 fee. No refund is available for a cancellation made within 10 days of class or for a no-show.
Pursuant to 42 U.S.C.A. 12189, LIBOR offers examinations and courses in a place and manner accessible to persons with disabilities or will offer alternative accessible arrangements for individuals with disabilities. If you need accommodations that are necessary to meaningfully access LIBOR courses and testing, please contact LIBOR via email at educate@lirealtor.com or by telephone at 631-661-4800 x2, then option 2. LIBOR will review that request and then will explore with you what accommodations can be provided without fundamentally altering the nature of the course or the test with the final decision as to the particular accommodation to ultimately be decided by LIBOR upon completion of this process.
Oct 21, 09:00 AM - Oct 21, 05:00 PM
Discover problems and pitfalls preventing people from fair and free choices in housing and your part in providing equal housing opportunities. The Code of Ethics provides directions to standards of performance. If professionalism is the destination, are you on the right path? Develop methods to establish, expand, and enrich interactions with REALTORS®, business affiliates and clients that will build, boost and better your career. This course also examines the goals, roles and holes that occur during agency relationships. Approved for 7.5 Hours CE (includes DOS Mandatory 3 Hours Fair Housing (also satisfies NAR Fair Housing requirement), 2.5 Hours Ethical Business Practice (also satisfies NAR COE requirement), 1 Hour Agency, 1 Hour Legal Update ---------------------------------------------- CE Credits by WEBINAR (ZOOM) requires that you have both a microphone and a camera in order to earn CE Credit Registrants will receive ZOOM instructions 24 hours prior to start.
Oct 21, 09:30 AM - Oct 21, 12:30 PM
This course will introduce you to our new MLS system called Matrix. <P> You will learn how to navigate the system and setup your profile. In this beginner course you will be introduced to the Matrix dashboard and customize the market watch and Hotsheets for updates in your area. Search and share listings for emailing, texting or printing reports. How to add and manage contacts to setup an auto email. <P> You will also learn how to use the Action Bar for all your searching needs, including a quick CMA. We will cover the basics of Realist Tax- how to find and read a tax record.<P> APPROVED FOR 3 HOURS CE<P> -------------------------------------------<P> INFO FOR ZOOM COURSES ONLY - CE Credits by LIVE DISTANCE EDUCATION (ZOOM) requires that you have both a microphone and a camera in order to earn CE Credit Registrants will receive ZOOM LINK AND INSTRUCTIONS 24 hours prior to start.
Oct 22, 10:00 AM - Oct 22, 01:00 PM
LIBOR and Long Island Housing Services, Inc. together, will provide a free fair housing training program to educate REALTORS® , housing providers and landlords on Fair Housing laws under NYS Human Rights Law. Presenters are EJ Torres, Esq. Staff Attorney LIHS, Inc., Harriet Spiegelman, and LIBOR General Counsel Patrick Fife.<br><br> Topics of discussion will include different types of prohibited housing discrimination, including:<br><br> Source of Income (like Section 8 vouchers) <br> Having minor children in the household<br> Certain convictions and arrest histories<br> Disability and support animals<br> Citizenship and immigration status<br><br> Best practices for landlords on assessing applicant’s credit and criminal legal system backgrounds – based on NY Homes and Community Renewal policies<br><br> New York State Clean Slate Act<br><br> This program is approved for 3 NYS CE credits and also fair housing required credit. Bring your questions and concerns. Registration required.<br>