Realtors® pursuing professional designations and/or broker licensure can supplement their educational expenses by applying for a $500 PAR scholarship.
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Realtors® pursuing professional designations and/or broker licensure can supplement their educational expenses by applying for a $500 PAR scholarship.
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“This is a huge market for real estate agents all across the country, if you know how to meet the unique needs of the fastest-growing group of homebuyers,” says Michael Soon Lee, author of Opening Doors: Selling to Multicultural Real Estate Clients.
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More than 67 percent of women today are not satisfied in their business, according to consultant Maureen Simon, founder of the Essential Feminine Company.
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The challenges of working with multicultural clients are well worth the time and effort, according to Michael Soon Lee, author of Opening Doors: Selling to Multicultural Real Estate Clients.
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Thanks to an online continuing education marketplace, license renewal is made easier for the busy Realtor® with a full schedule.
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According to NAR’s 2011 Member Profile Survey, the median income of Realtors® without a designation was $26,900 and the median income of those with at least one designation was $49,300.
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Realtors® need to understand the value in having the right photos in their listings, according to real estate instructor Dale Carlton.
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Realtor® University now offers a Master of Real Estate degree for real estate professionals interested in expanding their education.
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Only a few months into her national position as the president of the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers (CRB), Pennsylvania Realtor® Adrienne “Abe” Wagner believes more Realtors® should considering earning one of the oldest designations in the industry.
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Thursday, May. 17, 2012
