The monthly newsletter of the REALTORS®

Association of Indian River County, Inc.

3250 67th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32967. Tel:(772) 567-3510 Fax: (772) 778-6490 E-mail address: receptionist@rairc.com Website: http://www.RAIRC.com.

Dear REALTORS®,

Normally this time of year, we’d all be talking about the end of “season.” But, this year has been different for most of us. The usual hustle and bustle of January and February has been pushed back; March was solid and April has been refreshingly busy. When you are really busy with work and client services, don’t forget to make time for yourself, too.

A veteran REALTOR® once gave me great advice. He said to schedule “your” time in your calendar just like an appoint-ment for a client. You wouldn’t cancel an appointment with a client; don’t give up “your” time, either. Put the same value on your time as any other client time.

Speaking of busy, candidates for the office of Florida REAL-TORS® Secretary are currently campaigning. You may re-ceive emails, calls, and/or letters from the candidates: Gia Arvin, Lynnette Hendricks and Veronica Malolos. 2 weeks ago, your RAIRC State Directors met with the candidates at our District 3 conference in Stuart. I can assure you that we have 3 great candidates running for the office. All were well informed with the needs of our REALTORS®.

Additionally, FR Past President, Mike Dooley, gave an amaz-ing speech on the water quality issues facing Florida and the impact it will have on real estate. Unlike everything you’ve heard before about algae and red tide, President Dooley gave us the history on how the Kissimmee River was manip-ulated for faster, more direct flow and how that has forever altered Lake Okeechobee, the Everglades and our waters. As he spoke, I thought about how his speech is exactly what Realtors need to best service their buyers.

1. You need to know the history of the area. 2. You need to know the effects that history has had on the

present market. 3. You need to be able to give sound advice on where the

markets are headed.

Now, that you’ve scheduled some “your” time, use some of that time to go out and learn more about your community’s history. Get involved, and make an impact.

Your President,

RAIRC 2019 President

General Membership Meeting RAIRC Education Center,

3250 67th Street, Vero Beach

Thursday, May 23rd Lunch served at 12:15 PM Call to Order at 12:30 PM

Speaker: State Representative Erin Grall

Sponsor: Gina Melton - Motto Mortgage

To Register: visit www.RAIRC.com or call 772-567-3510.

Registry Deadline: 5/21/19 by 11:59 PM (Midnight)

Registration: Free Members; $15 Non-Mbrs Late Registry: $15 Mbrs; $30 Non-Mbrs

Look What’s Inside!

Page 3: Affiliate Spotlight

Page 5: Case Interpretations & MLS Stats

Page 9: REALTOR® Store

Page 11: Alive at Five: Walking Tree Brewery

2019

RAIRC will be closed on 5/27/19 in observance

of Memorial Day. Regular business hours will resume on 5/28/19 from 8:30AM - 5:00PM.

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Register on-line at www.rairc.com or call the Association today at (772) 567-3510

REALTORS® Association of Indian River County, Inc. 3250 67th Street

Vero Beach, FL 32967 Phone (772) 567-3510 Fax (772) 778-6490

President: Andrew Harper President-Elect: Michael Armstrong Vice President: Andrew Gonzalez Secretary-Treasurer: Wendy Wilson Past President/Director: Hollie Billero Buldo Directors: Jennifer Bailey, Jim Goldsmith, Samantha Irvin, Colleen Jennings, Alex MacWilliam IV & Karen Morris Chief Executive Officer: Carol Hawk This publication is prepared monthly by the staff of the REALTORS® Association of Indian River County, Inc. for its members. The newsletter does not have any official authority and the information contained therein should not be acted upon without professional advice. The Association, in accepting advertisement in this publication, makes no independent investigation concerning the services or products advertised and neither enforces nor recommends the same and accepts no responsibility. The REALTORS® Association of Indian River County is the source for services for our members (the real estate professionals) which assists them in meeting the needs of their clients and customers in the real estate transaction.

The 2019 education/events schedule is available online. There are two options for registering online:

- Option #1: Matrix

1. Enter your MLS passcodes 2. From the home screen, find Smartlinks and click on Membership RAIRC 3. You’ll be directed to your membership portal 4. Located under “Upcoming Courses” you will click on “ALL” to View/Register for education courses. 5. Add the event of your choice to your cart and completely check out. After checking out, you should receive a confirmation email which confirms your registration for that event.

- Option #2: www.RAIRC.com

1. You must be logged into the www.RAIRC.com website to register for any class and/or event. Use your MLS username (must be in all CAPS) and password to log in. 2. Once you log in, you will click on “My Account” (located in the black toolbar at the top right of the screen). You will then be redirected to your membership portal. 3. Located under “Upcoming Courses” you will click on “ALL” to View/Register for education courses. 4. Add the event of your choice to your cart and completely check out. After checking out, you should receive a confirmation email which confirms your registration for that event.

May 7th

Core Law 9AM – 12PM (3 CEU’s) // Instructed By: Gonzalo Mejia

Code of Ethics 1PM – 4PM (3 CEU’s) // Instructed By: Gonzalo Mejia

Deadline: Sunday, May 5th by 11:59 (Midnight)

** Registration Deadline: 2 days prior to the class date by 11:59PM (Midnight). All cancellations must be submitted

before the deadline to prevent a $10 No Show Fee.

May 2019 Bulletin Page 3

Gordon Ruef Senior Loan Officer

SWBC Mortgage Corporation

I am extremely proud to represent SWBC Mortgage Corporation as a Senior Loan Officer in our Vero Beach Office. With over 40 years’ experience in Mortgage Lending, I have worked on the Treasure Coast for the past 15 years and in Florida for the past 30 years.

My Primary goal is to help my customers succeed at one of the most important decisions they will make over their lifetime. Attaining home ownership is a significant accomplishment and can be a step towards Financial Independence. I am fully dedicated to making this experience both positive and memorable. Whether you work with first time homebuyers or someone trying to expand their Investment portfolio, here at SWBC we have all the tools you need.

SWBC Mortgage Corporation is a full service, Direct Lender, headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. We offer VA, FHA, USDA, FNMA and FHLMC conforming Products. We also have a variety of Jumbo Programs including our VA Jumbo which has no maximum Loan. As a responsible member of the communities we serve, we also offer a full menu of First-time Homebuyer and Down Payment Assistance

Programs. All of these Programs are handled in house and we routinely close these loans in 30 Days. Our Renovation Programs include FHA 203K, FNMA Homestyle and VA Renovation. We are able to offer Pools, Docks and Boatlifts on our FNMA Loans and we will provide up to $35,000 in repairs on Jumbo VA Loans.

Born in Bremerton, Washington I moved to the Nation’s Capital when I was 12. After graduating from the University of Virginia, I returned to Washington, D.C. and began my business career renovating townhomes on Capitol Hill. This helped fuel my passion for collecting historic items and preserving history. I was offered an opportunity to learn the Mortgage Business and never looked back. In my time off, I enjoy exploring Florida with my wife, Melania. I also support the communities I serve through various charities. I am most proud of the 17-year involvement in the University of Florida Sport’s Camp for Type 1 Diabetic Young People.

Having recently moved to Sebastian, I am excited at the opportunities in Indian River County. I look forward to working with you in the near future.

SWBC Mortgage Corporation

1717 Indian River Blvd, Ste #202C

Vero Beach, FL 32960

NMLS #453230

Mobile Phone: 772-418-0133

Office Phone: 772-213-9181

Fax: 888-821-3826

Gruef@swbc.com

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Jessica Siegel – Watson Realty Corp Jason Calloway – Dale Sorensen Real Estate

Tyler Fox – Dale Sorensen Real Estate Eden Rotenbro – Independence Realty of America

Justin Spencer – Coldwell Banker Paradise Mazie Purcell – Daley & Company

Bonnie Sciarretto – HBRES, Inc Mackenzie Cappelen – Sea Turtle Real Estate

Sheri Reichert – Guaranteed Rate Michael Viamontes – East Coast Inspections Charles Gerrald – Mitchell Insurance Agency

Wesley Davis – IRC Property Appraiser

Boklei Goodman from T.C. Sotheby’s to Dale Sorensen RE Ronald K Baker from RE/MAX Crown to RE/MAX Classic

Denise Piga from Weichert Hallmark to Sea Turtle Real Estate Rhonda Holt Holder from Keller Wms Rlty to Exit Right Realty

Schaub Real Estate

David Fischer – Alex MacWilliam Inc Herb Lobdell – Sea Turtle Real Estate

Fernando Blanco – Josephs Premier Real Estate Elizabeth Schaub – Schaub Real Estate

Randy Parks – Keller Williams Realty of VB Andrew Haras – Dale Sorensen Real Estate Allison Bell – Berkshire Hathaway Florida

Sharon Murbarger – Coldwell Banker Paradise Samantha Young – Coldwell Banker Paradise

Rick Baker – Rick Baker Realty Gail Myers – Century 21 Indian River Realty

Myra Clark – Keller Williams Realty of VB John Bolton – Sea Oaks Real Estate

Michael Eirls – Keller Williams Realty of VB

Our hearts and prayers are with friends, family and colleagues on the passing of Thomas LaRocca.

Amanda Hope (formerly McNew)

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Membership Counts

REALTORS® - 1,139

Affiliates - 95

May 2019 Bulletin Page 5

Ethics Case Interpretations related to Article 2

Case #2-14: Time at Which Modification to

Cooperative Compensation is Communicated is a Determining Factor

(Revised Case #9-26 May, 1988. Transferred to Article 2 November, 1994. Cross-reference Case #3-7. Revised May, 2017.)

REALTOR® A listed Seller X’s home and entered the listing into the MLS. The relevant MLS data field indicated the compensation REALTOR® A was offering to the other

Participants if they were successful in finding a buyer for Seller X’s home.

During the next few weeks, REALTOR® A authorized several Participants of the MLS, including REALTOR® C, to show Seller X’s home to potential buyers. Although several

showings were made, no offers to purchase were forthcoming. REALTOR® A and Seller X, in discussing possible means of making the property more salable,

agreed to reduce the listed price. REALTOR® A also agreed to lower his commission. REALTOR® A changed his

compensation offer in the field in the MLS and then called the MLS Participants who had shown Seller X’s property to

advise them that he was modifying his offer of compensation to cooperating brokers. Upon receiving the

call, REALTOR® C responded that he was working with Prospect Z who appeared to be very interested in

purchasing the property and who would probably make an offer to purchase in the next day or two. REALTOR® C

indicated that he would expect to receive the compensation that had been published originally in the MLS and not the reduced amount now being offered to

him, since he had already shown the property to Prospect Z and expected an offer to purchase would be made

shortly. REALTOR® A responded that since Prospect Z had not signed an offer to purchase and no offer had been

submitted the modified offer of compensation would be applicable.

The following day, REALTOR® C wrote an offer to purchase for Prospect Z. The offer was submitted to the Seller by

REALTOR® A and was accepted. At the closing, commissions were dispersed reflecting the modified offer

communicated to REALTOR® C by phone. REALTOR® C refused to accept the check indicating that he felt

REALTOR® A’s actions were in violation of the Code of Ethics. REALTOR® C filed a complaint with the

Association’s Grievance Committee alleging violation of Articles 2 and 3 on the part of REALTOR® A citing Standard

of Practice 3-2 in support of the charge.

During the hearing, REALTOR® C stated that REALTOR® A’s modification of the compensation constituted a

misrepresentation through concealment of pertinent facts since he had not provided REALTOR® C with specific

written notification of the modification prior to the time

REALTOR® C began his efforts to interest the purchaser in the listed property. REALTOR® A defended his actions by

indicating that timely notice of the modification of compensation offered had been provided to REALTOR® C

by telephone prior to REALTOR® C submitting a signed offer to purchase. REALTOR® A also indicated that his modified offer of compensation had been noticed to all

Participants, including REALTOR® C, through the MLS in accordance with Standard of Practice 3-2 prior to the time

that REALTOR® C had submitted the signed offer to purchase. REALTOR® A also commented that had

REALTOR® C submitted the signed offer to purchase prior to REALTOR® A communicating the modified offer, then

REALTOR® A would have willingly paid the amount originally offered.

Based on the evidence presented to it, the Hearing Panel concluded that REALTOR® A had acted in accordance with the obligation expressed in Standard of Practice 3-2 based on changing the offer of cooperative compensation in the

MLS alone, even without the courtesy phone calls, and there had been no concealment of a pertinent fact relating

to the transaction, and consequently was not in violation of Articles 2 or 3.

REALTORS® Association Of Indian River County, Inc.

MLS Statistics

Statistics developed by the REALTORS Association of Indian River County through its Multiple Listing Service and in conjunction with Florida REALTORS reflect the following for March 2018/2019. The Residential closed sales of single-family detached homes totaled 293 units for March 2019. This compares to a total of 306 units in March 2018. The median price of single-family detached homes sold by members of the REALTORS Association

of Indian River County MLS for March 2019 was $248,500. This compares to a median price of $225,000 for March 2018. Current active inventory of residential

single-family detached homes total 1,639 for March 2019. This compares to the active inventory of 1,441 for

March 2018.

The Residential closed sales of condominium homes totaled 66 units for March 2019. This compares to a total of 67 units in March 2018. The median price of

condominium homes sold by members of the REALTORS Association of Indian River County MLS for March 2019 was $175,000. This compares to a median

price of $130,000 for March 2018. Current active inventory of condominium homes total 530 for March 2019. This compares to the active inventory of 415 for

March 2018.

Report Prepared on April 18, 2019

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Government Affairs Update

The Broker Involvement Program What does it offer?

Voice on Capitol Hill

The program is an opportunity to bring a strong and united REALTOR® voice to members of Congress.

With over 16,000 broker owners and 450,000 agents in the program, the REALTOR® voice will be heard loud

and clear.

Easy-to-Manage Solution

Nothing needs to be downloaded and there is no cost

to the broker. NAR gives the broker-owner or managing broker access to the Broker Portal.

Proven Results

Calls for Action response rates are significantly higher

when agents receive their message from their broker. Nearly 40% of all responses on Calls for Action were

from agents in the Broker Involvement Program.

Details can be found at NAR… www.NAR.Realtor/Programs/Broker-Involvement-Program

New FHFA Head, Utility Model Embraced

NAR is applauding the confirmation by the Senate of Mark

Calabria, a former NAR economist, as director of the Federal

Housing Finance Agency. “As he begins his tenure, we urge

Director Calabria to work closely with Congress in the effort

to responsibly reform the GSEs, particularly in search of

policies that protect the 30-year fixed rate mortgage, secure a

government guarantee, and emphasize taxpayer and consumer

protection,” NAR President John Smaby said in a statement.

NAR led a coalition of industry organizations in urging

Calabria’s confirmation.

Also, housing industry leaders are coalescing around a plan

backed by NAR that would transform Fannie Mae and Freddie

Mac, known as government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs),

into regulated utilities designed to promote stability in the

housing market, particularly when the economy encounters

turbulence.

FHA to Flag Risky Loan Applications

The Federal Housing Administration announced that effective

for mortgages with case numbers assigned on or after March

18, lenders may be required to manually underwrite certain

loan applications submitted through the automated

underwriting system. FHA is concerned that the percentage of

FHA loan applicants with a debt-to-income ratio over 50

percent is at its highest level since 2000 even as the average

borrower credit score has decreased to its lowest point since

2008.

Rules Tightening on Energy Loans

Rules are in the works to require borrowers of specialized

home energy efficiency loans to meet the same repayment

standards as regular home mortgage loans, a notice by the

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says. The agency

published a notice of proposed rulemaking saying it was

preparing rules to meet a statutory requirement that Property

Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans meet ability-to-repay

and civil liability requirements that apply to other loans. NAR

supports heightened consumer protection and transparency

standards.

Florida Realtors Continue Legislative Efforts

Florida REALTORS continue efforts seeking support and

approval of their 2019 Legislative Session initiatives:

• Preserve Florida’s natural resources

• Fully fund the Housing Trust Funds

• Curb Assignment of Benefits fraud

• Protect private property rights

• Provide owners remedies for open and expired

permits

• Continue reducing the business rent tax

• Modernize real estate transactions through remote

notaries

• Keep property insurance premiums stable

• Make sure flood insurance maps are accurate

Pictures from the April 2019 GMM May 2019 Bulletin Page 7

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MeLS Corner

May 2019 RAIRC Multiple Listing Service

Access Matrix

http://rairc.mlsmatrix.com

Technical Support - AnswerLink call 888-825-5472

Realist and Matrix training tutorials are available under

Help “Matrix is Compatible with Windows 10”

Data Input Sheets are found under Forms on Home Page.

CSS questions contact 1-866-744-3883

Realist questions email: Support@Realist.com with details

concerning your issue with the tax program.

MLS Computer Training

Monday, May 6, 2019

For the Matrix Training and Realist Manual go to the Help

tab in Matrix. Matrix 360 version platform coming soon.

“Basic” – 10 - Noon – Customized public records

solution that is integrated with web-based MLS providing a

direct link from the listing records. Realist allows users full

access to valuable data, such as ownership, property

characteristics, assessment, taxes and exemptions, sales

comparable, mortgages, foreclosures, and more. Realist

data information is easily exported for contact management

applications, farming lists and mailing lists. Recently

added to Vacant Land property type “View” and

Commercial Zoning Codes fields to input format.

“Advanced / CMA” – 1:30 - 3:30 PM – Searching,

creating custom hot sheets, using the listing cart

functionality for listing managements into any multiple

clients while navigating the MLS. Using the CMA wizard,

you can customize your reports, branding your contact

information, create your own cover sheet, include map,

adjusting price to comparable. Manage your portal

information and email signature. You can save incomplete

CMA and print or email final reports directly to your

clients.

"Listing Photo/Image Size in MLS"

When inputting photos/images into the MLS for a listing

the size can be 800x600, an increase from the standard

640x480. This allows you to use JPG format 1080 size

photos rather than the substandard offer "high resolution."

Any question concerning photos please contact Answer

Link – 888-825-5472.

“Unlicensed Office Staff /

Personal Assistant Application”

Unlicensed assistants may be assigned a login to access the

MLS. This login will only be available to assist Designed

Broker/Designated Broker approved Agents in their duties.

The fee for the login is $48 per MLS billing. Contact the

Association for the application form in order to activate set

up. All requests must be approved by the Designated

Broker.

“Reporting NON-MLS Property as Sold Comps”

A $30 fee for listing entry by Association staff applies to

and includes Non-MLS property when entered and reported

as sold in the MLS for comparable purposes when there is

no listing agreement. A sold property will be allowed to be

entered when sold by an MLS Participant firm when the

criteria is met and documentation is provided by mailing to

RAIRC MLS Staff for entry into the MLS. Contact MLS for

instructions and form. Reported sold properties must have

compensation to be reported in the MLS.

“CoreLogic Enhances “TRESTLE” management

program for IDX and VOW RETS Feeds”

Notifications to transfer from Matrix RETS to CoreLogic

“Trestle” RETS program on the procedure were emailed

from CoreLogic in February, March and April to all current

IDX and VOW Providers with the cutoff date May 20,

2019. Real Estate brokers will now use “Trestle” to receive

listing data feeds from participating multiple listing

organizations and that clients will soon use Trestle to

manage their existing RAIRC IDX and VOW RETS data

feeds. The program called “Trestle Defender” will be used

for monitoring and reporting to protect multiple listing data

information from scrapers and fraudulent third parties to

keep your data in the right hands. Sharing of the unique

login of each set up is prohibited. Any questions Visit

TrestleSupport@CoreLogic.com for Trestle contract go

to https://trestle.corelogic.com for provider to register.

MLS Rules and Regulations- Prohibitions-

Recently added to the RAIRC MLS Rules and Regulations-

Section 4.4: Use of the Terms MLS and Multiple Listing

Service: No MLS participant, subscriber, or licensee

affiliated with any participant shall, through the name of

their firm, their URLs, their e-mail addresses, their website

addresses, or in any other way represent, suggest, or imply

that the individual or firm is an MLS, or that they operate an

MLS. Participants, subscribers and licensees affiliated with

participant’s shall not represent, suggest, or imply that

consumers or others have direct access to MLS databases, or

that consumers or others are able to search MLS databases

available only to participants and subscribers. This does not

prohibit participants and subscribers from representing that

any information they are authorized under MLS rules to

provide to clients or customers is available on their websites

or otherwise.

May 2019 Bulletin Page 9

Place your order today! For questions regarding products that we may carry in our REALTOR® Store, please contact

Samantha at (772) 567-3510 or email Receptionist@rairc.com!

Get your REALTOR® branded items while whey last!

20% OFF for the month of May!

REALTOR® Hats -

$7.50

REALTOR® Pins -

$6.50

Glitter Style -

$7.50 REALTOR® Flags -

$13.50

REALTOR® Visors -

$6.50

H2Go REALTOR® Cups -

$12.95

Nominating Form/Annual Association Awards

Please submit recommendations for Nominees by Friday, May 10, 2019

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NOMINATIONS WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE AWARDS COMMITTEE.

THE AWARDS COMMITTEE WILL SELECT NOMINEES FOR THE BALLOT.

THE AWARD WINNERS WILL BE DETERMINED BY A VOTE OF THE REALTOR® AND AFFILIATE MEMBERS.

REALTOR® OF THE YEAR

The primary purpose of this award is to give recognition to the achievements of an outstanding REALTOR®.

Any REALTOR® member of the Association in good standing, except the past three recipients, the immediate

past president and the current president, is eligible. Qualifications are as follows: (1) local association activities

(2) state association activities (3) REALTOR® spirit (4) national association activities and (5) community

service.

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD

The primary purpose of this award is to give recognition to the achievements of an outstanding REALTOR®.

Any REALTOR® member in good standing for at least one year but not more than three, except the past three

recipients, is eligible. The qualifications are: Local association activities, state association activities,

REALTOR® spirit, national association activities and community service.

AFFILIATE OF THE YEAR

The primary purpose of this award is to give recognition to the achievements of an outstanding Affiliate. Any

Affiliate member of the Association in good standing, except the past three recipients, is eligible. The

qualifications are as follows: (1) local Association activities (2) Affiliate spirit (3) community activities, (4)

state association activities and (5) national association activities.

Award being nominated for: ___________________________________________________________

Nominee’s name: ____________________________Office: ___________________________________

Reason for selection: ___________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________ Return this form to:

REALTORS® Association of Indian River County, Inc.

Attn: Carol Hawk, CEO

3250 67th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32967

Fax: 772 778 -6490 or email: receptionist@rairc.com -

These awards will be presented at the September 2019 Installation & Awards Banquet.

All recipients will receive media recognition.

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Spotlight on Education

To register for a course held at our Association, visit www.RAIRC.com or call 567-3510.

REGISTRATION:

We appreciate your cooperation in your timely arrival as the course will begin promptly as scheduled. Due to DBPR requirements, Registration Sign-In will begin 30 minutes PRIOR to the start of ALL scheduled courses.

REGISTRY DEADLINE: *2 Calendar Days PRIOR to the scheduled course or

event, by (Midnight) 11:59 PM.

Anyone registered after the deadline will be considered a LATE registry and will be REQUIRED to pay FULL PRICE prior to attending the course or event.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION: Anyone who registers for a course using the website, www.RAIRC.com, will receive a registration confirmation number. All students registered for an RAIRC CEU course or event will receive email confirmation 2 days prior to the scheduled course. If you have not received a confirmation email by this time, contact the Association to confirm you’re registered. If you register after this time, you will not receive an email confirmation. If you are not on the registration roster the day of class, you will be required to pay a Late Registry fee (see below for fee information).

NO SHOWS: Anyone registered for a course or event that is a NO SHOW or fails to cancel his/her registration PRIOR to the registration deadline will be billed $10.00.

PRICING FOR CE COURSES & GMM:

RAIRC REALTOR® MEMBERS Pre-Registration - FREE

Late Registration - $5 per CE hour

AFFILIATE MEMBERS & *FL REALTORS® Pre-Registration - $10 per CE hour Late Registration - $15 per CE hour

*NON-MEMBERS Pre-Registration - $20 per CE hour Late Registration - $25 per CE hour

*Payment MUST be received prior to RSVP *NO REFUNDS for cancellation / No-Show

CANCELLTIAONS: Cancellations must be called into the Association office or emailed to education@rairc.com PRIOR to the registration

deadline or it will be considered late & a $10.00 Fee will be assessed.

May 7th

Core Law 9AM – 12PM (3 CEU’s) //

Instructed By: Gonzalo Mejia

Code of Ethics 1PM – 4PM (3 CEU’s) // Instructed By: Gonzalo Mejia

Deadline: Sunday, May 5th by 11:59 (Midnight)

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