Historic Properties Specialist Certification
Preserving the Past, Securing the Future: Become a Historic Properties Specialist – Offered Twice in 2024!
April 23 | 9:30am-2pm @ CTAR | Register
9:30am – 10am – Join us for a light breakfast and a few words from our Sponsor Elevated Coastal Productions
10am – 2pm Historic Property Specialist Course
August 27 | 9:30am – 2pm @ CTAR | Register
9:30am – 10am – join us for a light breakfast and a few words from our Sponsor First Reliance Bank
10am – 2pm Historic Property Specialist Course
Discover the hidden gems of your community’s past and unlock a world of opportunities in real estate. This specialized certification course is designed to equip agents with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the unique challenges and rewards of buying and selling historically significant properties.
Explore the rich tapestry of architectural and cultural heritage as we delve into topics such as:
– The History and Value of Historic Preservation
– Identifying Important Architectural Elements and Styles
– Understanding How Historic Preservation Works
– The Powerful Fusion of Preservation and Real Estate
By enrolling in this course, you’ll gain a deep understanding of the public and economic benefits associated with preserving historic properties. Learn how to research and designate properties as historic, leverage preservation easements and tax incentives, and navigate local, state, and federal requirements for property rehabilitation.
Gold Card Price $125 | Member/Non Member $150
**This certification is provided through American Real Estate University. This is not a NAR endorsed certification**
About the Instructor
Lindsey Moore’s real estate career brings together a passion for southern hospitality with professional experience in historic preservation as well as residential and community design. She is a graduate of the College of Charleston and holds a Master’s Degree in Architectural History from the University of Virginia. Prior to becoming a Realtor®️, she was the Executive Director of the South Carolina Design Arts Partnership, which sponsored the SC Mayors Institute for Community Design, spearheaded by Clemson University and the South Carolina Arts Commission. She also has experience working in various capacities for the SC State Historic Preservation Office, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Preservation Society of Charleston, and was the statewide volunteer coordinator in 2008 for the American Institute of Architects 150th Anniversary celebration in South Carolina. In her free time, Lindsey enjoys going to the beach, exploring art and antique shops in out of the way places with her husband, David, and classically homeschooling her two boys, Hampton & Asher. Lindsey is delighted to join the American Real Estate University in 2023 as a new instructor.
