Reduce Risk in Your Business

August 11, 2023 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

Earning the Texas Risk Reduction Specialist certification will help you identify—and avoid—potential liabilities in your transactions.

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all course. You must complete the 3-hour Introduction to Risk Reduction. Then you can tailor the other required 12 hours of electives to your business—commercial, residential, property management, or brokerage and management issues.

Visit motorclubmonterey.com/trrs to get more information and see upcoming course dates.

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D. Claire McAdams

I cannot find the Model Tenant-Selection Criteria Form, or the Model Privacy Policy Form. Both were referred to in the Realtor magazine Jan-Feb 2014 issue on page 17.
On your current website, the “Risk Reduction” section only addresses the Risk Reduction Specialist course. It does not contain the 2 above forms.
Can you help me find the forms, or email them to me?
These forms look valuable and I need them ASAP.
Thank you,
D. Claire McAdams
512.348.3155
claire.mcadams@sbcglobal.net

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They are located here: http://vojx.motorclubmonterey.com/members/legal-and-ethics/resources/manuals-and-guides/

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