Certificates for the free class are being mailed so if you paid your dues in full by December 15th, keep watching the mail for yours! As a reminder, in order to receive your free class, you must present the certificate to receive the discount!
The 2010 Lunch & Learn Schedule has been basically set:
Date Topic*
Thursday, January 28 Procuring Cause: Unraveling the Mystery
Thursday, February 25 Getting in Good Form - Filling Out the RE-21
Wednesday, March 10 The Arbitration Alternative: Avoiding Costly Lawsuits
Wednesday, March 31 Real Estate Marketing in the Age of Social Media
Thursday, April 29 Understanding the "Ps and Qs"
Wednesday, May 26 The Ins and Outs of Home Inspections
Wednesday, June 9 An Overview of the Title and Escrow Process
Wednesday, June 30 Understanding Your New Buyers: Marketing to Generation 'Y'
Thursday, July 29 Prizes, Incentives, and Gifts: The 3-Legged Stool
Wednesday, August 25 Using Real Estate and Related Investments Inside IRAs & Other Qualified Plans
Thursday, September 9 Real Estate Marketing in the Age of Social Media
Wednesday, September 29 Getting in Good Form - Filling Out the RE-21
Wednesday, October 27 Procuring Cause: Unraveling the Mystery
Thursday, November 14 The Ins and Outs of Home Inspections
Thursday, December 16 Selling in a Historic District
Wednesday, December 29 The Arbitration Alternative: Avoiding Costly Lawsuits
*Topics Subject to Change
Thank you for your amazing participation and we'll continue to develop new ways to better serve your needs!
Happy Holidays!
Monday, December 21, 2009
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