04 May Fraud Alert! Avoiding Unlicensed Contractors Fraud Alert! Avoiding Unlicensed Contractors Friday, May 4, 2018 (9:30 AM to 10:30 AM) 1.0 CE Hours Webinar Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocationInstructorsCancellation Policy In Oregon, it’s illegal to do home improvements, new construction or home inspections without a license. · What happens if you recommend an unlicensed contractor? · How can you verify licenses? · Do real estate property managers need a license? · How can I make sure that buyers of recently repaired property have access to the CCB complaint process? Webinar Webinar Stan Jessup Stan Jessup is acting administrator of the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) as well as a former contractor and real estate broker. He has worked for the CCB since 2010. In 2014, he became the agency’s enforcement manager, overseeing the state’s enforcement of contractor regulations and its process for resolving consumer complaints against contractors. He and his wife live in rural Salem where they raise livestock and poultry that occasionally don construction gear and pose as contractors for the CCB’s marketing campaigns. OAR Live CoursesOAR reserves the right to cancel a course if a minimum enrollment* is not met, in which case a full refund would be given. OAR rarely cancels a class due to bad weather. Email all cancellation requests to education@oregonrealtors.org. *The number qualifying for minimum enrollment is determined by course provider. To receive a full refund, a cancellation request must be received via email (education@oregonrealtors.org) 48-hours prior to the start of any class. Any cancellation request received after the 48-hour time period will result in no refund. No refunds or credit given for NO-SHOWS. Emergency cancellations may be considered by the course provider and will be reviewed on a case by case basis. OAR Live Courses & Online Courses Are NON-TRANSFERABLE.OAR live and online courses are different products. Time spent in each cannot be transferred from one to the other, or interchanged. All students should be advised that they are required to complete 100% of the OAR course solely live in the classroom or 100% of the OAR course solely online; if a student chooses to cancel from one mode to another, they must start the course again from the beginning. A cancellation must be approved by OAR.