Texas Legal Update II (2024-2025)

• Chapter 1: Agency – Fiduciary Duties & Ethical Behavior of License Holders
• Chapter 2: Water & Mineral Rights
• Chapter 3: Ad Valorem Taxes & Valuation

At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify and define each of the three canons listed in The Canons of Professional Ethics and Conduct.
• Provide one example of an act of omission in a real estate transaction.
• List three ways a license holder can develop geographical competency.
• Discuss license holder best practices for assisting clients with the Seller’s Disclosure Notice.
• Role play multiple offer scenarios and license holder best practices.
• Understand proper use of copyrighted surveys.
• Identify the three types of water sources in Texas and which government entities regulate each.
• Understand the obligations and duties license holders owe clients and customers regarding water rights.
• Be aware of water right situations that require reporting on the seller’s disclosure notice.
• Understand how real estate transactions involving mineral rights should be handled, including the use of the correct TREC promulgated form.
• Describe the role of title insurance where mineral rights are a factor.
• Understand ad valorem tax best practices and guidelines.
• Understand the license holder’s role in assisting property owners protesting property taxes.
• Explain Paragraph 13 – Prorations and how rollback taxes function.
• Recall the tax exemptions allowed in Texas and describe license holder best practices in advising a client seeking a tax exemption.

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