Get your 4 elective credit hours by taking LOTSAR’s newly approved continuing education course on Material Facts! Living in a Material World is a deep dive into various material facts in real estate transactions through case studies, hypotheticals, and multiple choice questions based on real-life scenarios. Come deepen and expand your knowledge on this important real estate topic!

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner MIKE CAUSEY invites you to attend a conference on FLOOD INSURANCE: PROTECTING CONSUMERS AND AGENTS
SPEAKER: Flood Insurance Specialist Charlotte Hicks

Participants who complete the conference receive four Continuing Education (CE) credit hours.

Get your 4 elective credit hours by taking LOTSAR’s newly approved continuing education course on Material Facts! Living in a Material World is a deep dive into various material facts in real estate transactions through case studies, hypotheticals, and multiple choice questions based on real-life scenarios. Come deepen and expand your knowledge on this important real estate topic!

Get your 4 elective credit hours by taking LOTSAR’s newly approved continuing education course on Material Facts! Living in a Material World is a deep dive into various material facts in real estate transactions through case studies, hypotheticals, and multiple choice questions based on real-life scenarios. Come deepen and expand your knowledge on this important real estate topic!

The General Update (GENUP) Course is a four (4) hour course that must be completed by all provisional and non-provisional brokers who are not brokers-in-charge and/or do not have BIC-Eligible status and who wish to renew their licenses for the license year. Refer to Commission Rules 58A .1702 and 58A .1703 for a full explanation of brokers’ annual continuing education requirements and continuing education required for license activation. Brokers-in-charge and brokers with BIC-Eligible status must take the BICUP course each year to maintain BIC-Eligible status, as prescribed by Commission Rules 58A .1702 and 58A .0110. This four (4) hour course will include 210 minutes of classroom instruction and 30 minutes of breaks.