Course Description
This is a two-part course designed as a practical guide that will cover many facets of Connecticut agency law and fair housing. In this part, we will discuss the history of agency law and common law and give an overview of the development of the agency arrangement throughout the years. Participants will examine the roles of dual and designated agencies; delve into the six key elements of fiduciary responsibility and discuss the benefits and responsibilities surrounding a buyers’ agency relationship. In the final section of this course, we will look at real-life Connecticut real estate violation cases and the purpose of an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Summarize the purpose of The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection and the history of Agency Law
- Explain the role of a Dual Agency
- Explain the role of a Designated Agency
- Breakdown the six keys of a fiduciary responsibility
- Discuss Connecticut laws and regulations
- Recognize the responsibilities of a subagent
- Identify different types of Agency Agreements
- Differentiate between a buyers’ and sellers’ agent
- Review the top complaints and violations under penalties under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act