
Description
The Kentucky Broker Management course is designed to prepare real estate professionals for the responsibilities and challenges of managing a brokerage in compliance with Kentucky law. This course satisfies the Kentucky Real Estate Commission's requirements for broker licensing and provides essential tools for effective leadership, operational oversight, and risk management.
Participants will explore the legal, ethical, and business responsibilities of managing brokers, including supervision of licensees, record-keeping, trust account management, advertising regulations, office policies, and agency law. The course also includes strategies for building a productive team, handling conflict, and ensuring professional conduct within the firm.
Whether you're preparing to become a principal broker or are already in a leadership role, this course provides the knowledge and skills necessary to operate a compliant, ethical, and successful brokerage in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand the legal duties and regulatory expectations of a managing or principal broker under Kentucky Revised Statutes and KREC regulations
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Explain proper trust account procedures and the requirements for maintaining transaction records
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Identify best practices for supervising licensees, including team structure, training, and compliance monitoring
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Create and implement brokerage policies and procedures that ensure ethical conduct and legal compliance
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Interpret and apply Kentucky advertising rules and guidelines for brokerage and individual licensees
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Demonstrate effective strategies for conflict resolution, communication, and leadership in a brokerage setting
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Evaluate risk management practices related to license law violations, consumer complaints, and disciplinary action
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Understand the role of the managing broker in agency relationships and proper disclosure protocols
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Prepare for ongoing responsibilities in continuing education, policy updates, and KREC reporting
Learning credits
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