Bill Rancic, winner of the first season of The Apprentice and co-star of the Giuliana and Bill reality show, was the keynote speaker Wednesday at the Triple Play REALTOR® Convention and Trade Show in Atlantic City.
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Bill Rancic, winner of the first season of The Apprentice and co-star of the Giuliana and Bill reality show, was the keynote speaker Wednesday at the Triple Play REALTOR® Convention and Trade Show in Atlantic City.
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Like many Realtors®, Shannon W. King is constantly traveling and is forced to keep her business virtual. A practicing Realtor® since 2000, she has owned and operated two brokerages in two different states simply using virtual office technologies.
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Creating a strong brand can make a person or an association authentic and valuable, according to leadership marketing expert and Triple Play presenter Melynn Sight.
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Today is the last day to pre-register for the Triple Play REALTOR® Convention and Trade Expo, December 6-8 in Atlantic City.
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In 2010, more than $82 billion in U.S. property was sold to foreign buyers from 70 different countries. More than 62 percent of these sales were paid in cash and $5 billion was paid in real estate commissions, according to the 2011 NAR Profile of International Home Buying Activity.
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Less than three weeks remain to pre-register for the Triple Play REALTOR® Convention and Trade Expo, December 6-8 in Atlantic City.
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Real estate professionals spend a lot of time learning how to take great pictures for their listings but often forget about learning how to avoid taking pictures that might hurt their sale, according to real estate instructor Dale Carlton.
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To protect yourself and your broker from liability issues, it is beneficial for a real estate professional to be aware of inherent risks of online activities, according to real estate agent and nationally recognized technology expert Amy Chorew.
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Real estate licensees can no longer expect to achieve measurable results in their marketing if they don’t acknowledge the impact of generational influences, according to real estate instructor and 2011 Triple Play speaker Karel Murray.
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
