Live, Online Certified CE Elective: Cons, Scams & Hacks (REVISED) 4 hr Elective JUNE 10, 2025 - 9AM to 1PM (Zoom Code Provided)
This course was written to address the weakest link in the security chain. People. We will explore our habits as licensees and the weaknesses that hackers and cybercriminals use to compromise the real estate profession. The class is full of practical tips and tools that will help keep you and your clients safer in an internet world. The class breaks down into 4 modules: Risks we all face, Real estate scams & cons, Wire fraud in real estate, & NC specific case studies. Note, all NC brokers must take the NC General Update OR Broker In Charge CE course along with a 4-hour elective. This elective course satisfies 4 hours of the 8 hour annual NCREC requirement.
This course was written to address the weakest link in the security chain. People. We will explore our habits as licensees and the weaknesses that hackers and cybercriminals use to compromise the real estate profession. The class is full of practical tips and tools that will help keep you and your clients safer in an internet world. The class breaks down into 4 modules: Risks we all face, Real estate scams & cons, Wire fraud in real estate, & NC specific case studies. Note, all NC brokers must take the NC General Update OR Broker In Charge CE course along with a 4-hour elective. This elective course satisfies 4 hours of the 8 hour annual NCREC requirement.
This course was written to address the weakest link in the security chain. People. We will explore our habits as licensees and the weaknesses that hackers and cybercriminals use to compromise the real estate profession. The class is full of practical tips and tools that will help keep you and your clients safer in an internet world. The class breaks down into 4 modules: Risks we all face, Real estate scams & cons, Wire fraud in real estate, & NC specific case studies. Note, all NC brokers must take the NC General Update OR Broker In Charge CE course along with a 4-hour elective. This elective course satisfies 4 hours of the 8 hour annual NCREC requirement.