NC Laws, Rules and Legal Concepts (303) is one of the three 30-hour North Carolina Postlicensing courses required for Provisional Brokers. The course builds on concepts introduced in Prelicensing and examines legal, regulatory and brokerage issues that North Carolina brokers may encounter in real-world practice. Topics include commercial real estate brokerage, residential property management, land use controls, loan fraud, brokerage compensation issues, license law and case studies, fair housing issues and case studies, establishing a brokerage firm, manufactured and modular homes, short sales, and other legal and regulatory issues affecting real estate brokerage. This Live Online course is taught through Zoom by an experienced North Carolina real estate instructor. Students participate in scheduled classes, ask questions in real time and work through practical applications of legal and regulatory concepts with the instructor and other brokers. Provisional Brokers who wish to maintain their North Carolina real estate license on Active status must complete all 90 hours of required Postlicensing education within the first 18 months after license issuance.