Details
CE Credit: Consumer Protection
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You will have up to ONE (1) year from the date of purchase to access and complete this course.
Also part of Ed-Pak 45-15
This course is designed to give the licensee a comprehensive understanding of the many environmental issues that frequently arise in today's residential real estate transaction. A discussion of lead, asbestos, radon, molds and fungi, VOCs, potable water supply, clandestine drug labs, and underground storage tanks informs the student of the nature of the environmental hazard, the methods available to detect the hazard and possible abatement methods and procedures. Included in the discussion of each environmental hazard are practice tips for the licensee which will assist the licensee in dealing with the specific hazard in the residential transaction.
Course Materials:
This course contains approximately 140 pages of text, which includes three appendices. The section quizzes, cover page and first four pages are not counted as course text content. The course is divided into ten sections and three appendixes. A review quiz of five questions follows Sections 1 through 9. A quiz score of 60% or greater is required prior to being allowed to proceed to the next course section. A final examination is required at the end of the course. The final examination consists of 90 questions, of which 65 questions are in a true or false format and 25 are in a multiple choice format. A test score of 75% or greater is required for course completion. The final examination is not downloadable or printable. The student will be notified of the number of questions answered correctly after final examination has been completed. The final exam test results will not be displayed to the student.
DRE Disclaimer Statement
This course is approved for continuing education credit by the California Department of Real Estate. However, this approval does not constitute an endorsement of the views or opinions which are expressed by the course sponsor, instructor, authors or lecturers.