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NC POST 302 — CONTRACTS AND CLOSING (30 HOURS). Explore contract preparation, due diligence, contract procedures and closing responsibilities through instructor-led explanations and real-world examples.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Comps Academy emphasizes practical explanation, examples and the learning steps that help students apply course topics. Specific dates, course availability and required materials should be checked before enrollment.

This is a virtual instructor led course.

NORTH CAROLINA POSTLICENSING REQUIREMENT: NC provisional brokers must successfully complete Post 301, Post 302 and Post 303 (90 total hours) within 18 months of initial licensure to remain eligible for active status. Each course is 30 hours. These courses are separate from annual continuing education.

COURSE FOCUS: Post 302 is one of three North Carolina 30-hour postlicensing courses. It develops understanding of contracts, due diligence, the closing process and related broker responsibilities. Topics include:

• selected basic contract law concepts,

•  real estate sales contract preparation,

•   sales contract procedures,

•   buyer’s due diligence,

•   closing procedures,

•   Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act,

•   closing disclosure preparation,

•    contracts for deed, options, and

•    selected real estate license status and education issues

NEXT STEP: CLASS DATES AND ENROLLMENT

BEFORE YOU ENROLL: You must already hold a North Carolina broker license to earn Postlicensing credit. Review available live Zoom class dates and policies through Find My Course. Each Post course, including its required exam, must be completed within 180 days of enrollment. Required NC course materials are identified in the school information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

COMMON QUESTION — Is Post 302 continuing education? No. Post 302 is one of three separate 30-hour North Carolina postlicensing courses for provisional brokers; annual CE is a different requirement.