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Exclusion Of $250,000 Gain From Tax On Sale Of Residence. $500,000 For Married Couples 1. Must Have Lived In House Two Of The Last Five Years 2. Can Be Used Repeatedly

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The Indiana Prelicensing Broker Course topics are: 1. Introduction to Real Property 2. Public & Private Land-Use Control 3. Estate Ownership, Rights & Interest 4. Deeds & Property Transfers 5. Property Titles 6. Property Value & Appraisal 7. Introduction to Real Estate Contracts 8. Real Estate Agencies & Agency Relationships 9. Listing Agreements & Property Management 10. Fair Housing & Consumer Protection 11. Risk Management in Real Estate 12. Property Disclosures 13. Introduction to Real Estate Financing 14. Real Estate Lender Requirements 15. Federal Real Estate Financing... Show more

1. Exclusion Of $250,000 Gain From Tax On Sale Of Residence. $500,000 For Married Couples 1. Must Have Lived In House Two Of The Last Five Years 2. Can Be Used Repeatedly





 
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