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Tue, Sep 1, 2:00pm – 3:30pm
Hosted by National Association of REALTORS®
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Your own location/device!
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The National Association of REALTORS® has partnered with the Center for Community Progress to provide this four-part series on how governmental systems can address vacancy and abandond properties plauging communities across the country and way in which REALTORS® can support neighborhood stabilization and revitalization in their communities.
As the experts with a “pulse” on the markets, REALTORS® have a wealth of information and can be strong partners in coordinating approaches to preventing, maintaining, and reusing vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties in communities in a COVID-19 era and beyond.
You may register for 1 or all 4 sessions:
August 11: Market Fundamentals to Address Property Vacancy and Abandonment
August 25: Code Enforcement – A Tool for Preventing Vacancy and Abandonment
September 1: Transferring Vacant and Abandoned Properties
September 8: Land Banking – Returning Properties to Productive Use
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Wed, Sep 2, 9:00am – 9:00pm
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East Brainerd Church of Christ (7745 E. Brainerd Road)
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Through Greater Chattanooga Realtors' partnership with the Snack Pack Ministry, the Association helps put food in the hands of Hamilton County school children, who would otherwise go without food on the weekends. We pack the first Wednesday of each month (during months school is in session). Due to COVID-19, they will allow groups of 30 to be present at one time, and 2 hour time slots to pack. Spots are limited. Visit their website for more information, and to sign up.
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Tue, Sep 8, 2:00pm – 3:30pm
Hosted by National Association of REALTORS®
LOCATION
Your own location/device!
DESCRIPTION
The National Association of REALTORS® has partnered with the Center for Community Progress to provide this four-part series on how governmental systems can address vacancy and abandond properties plauging communities across the country and way in which REALTORS® can support neighborhood stabilization and revitalization in their communities.
As the experts with a “pulse” on the markets, REALTORS® have a wealth of information and can be strong partners in coordinating approaches to preventing, maintaining, and reusing vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties in communities in a COVID-19 era and beyond.
You may register for 1 or all 4 sessions:
August 11: Market Fundamentals to Address Property Vacancy and Abandonment
August 25: Code Enforcement – A Tool for Preventing Vacancy and Abandonment
September 1: Transferring Vacant and Abandoned Properties
September 8: Land Banking – Returning Properties to Productive Use
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Wed, Sep 9, 12:00pm – 12:45pm
Hosted by Flexmls
LOCATION
Your own location/device!
DESCRIPTION
Did you miss last month's webinar on the Full CMA?
Join us for an encore presentation and take a detailed look at creating the Full CMA in Flexmls.
Learn the easiest way to start a CMA from any search screen. We'll look at the process for locating your subject property on a map, finding nearby comparable listings, and walk you through the entire process of setting up a Full CMA.
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Thu, Sep 10, 11:30am – 12:30pm
LOCATION
Your own location/device!
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Join NAR's Charlie Dawson (VP of Engagement) and the Mortgage Bankers Association's Andrew Foster (AssociateVP of Commercial Real Estate) for a FREE webinar covering the latest updates on:
- Fluctuation in the commercial real estate financing world
- A banker's theon valuing deals
- How servicers are navigating borrower defaults
- And more!
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Wed, Sep 16, 10:00am – 12:30pm
Hosted by Tennessee REALTORS®
LOCATION
Your own location/device!
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Building on last year's inaugural summit, this one-day program will include inspiring guest speakers/panelists and interactive conversations on topics designed to enrich you in your crucial role as a Tennessee broker.
Guest speakers will include:
Jeff Turner, Entrepreneur In Residence for Second Century Ventures, with an update on broker tech tools, trends and developments;
Nadia Evangelou, Senior Economist and Director of Forecasting at NAR, with a timely economic outlook;
...and more to come.
Stay tuned for registration details!
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Fri, Sep 18, 10:00am – 11:00am
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Your own location/device!
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Join our MLS Staff for a look at Reverse Prospecting and Data Import/Export.
Register for this FREE training using the link below.
INSTRUCTOR
Tonya Bell & Rheta Beck
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Tue, Sep 22, 10:00am – 11:00am
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Your own location/device via Zoom!
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Our Diversity Inclusion Committee is charged with promoting equal opportunity and cultural diversity within the real estate industry and encouraging an Association culture that embraces and celebrates our differences. This webinar is the second in our Let's Talk! Diversity & Inclusion webinar series.
Understanding LGBTQI Homeownership In 2020 & Beyond is a conversation with Brian Copeland, who is no stranger in the REALTOR® family, as he served as 2017 President of Tennessee REALTORS®.
Participants will not be on audio/video but will have the ability to ask questions during the presentation, as time allows.
Register for FREE using the link below.
*Do you have suggestions for future speakers and topics for the Let's Talk! Diversity & Inclusion series? Email Christy Auld, staff liaison to the Diversity Inclusion Committee.
About Brian Copeland
Brian Copeland (M.S., B.A., CRS, GRI, CIPS, ePRO, ABR, Broker) is the founder and owner of Doorbell Real Estate. Brian was the 2011 Nashville REALTOR® of the Year. He has been one of the most sought after real estate speakers in America, emceeing and keynoting some of the largest conferences in the profession. He served as the 2017 President of Tennessee REALTORS®, 2019 Vice President of the National Association of REALTORS®, and advocates for property rights at the local, state, and national association levels. He’s been named as one of the 100 Most Influential Real Estate Leaders in America as well as one of the Top 200 Power Social Influencers. He is a graduate of Carson-Newman University and holds a master’s from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Brian and his spouse, Greg, make their home on a Nashville farm with their two children Micah and Esther.
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Wed, Sep 23, 2:00pm – 3:00pm
LOCATION
Your own location/device!
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REALTORS® face job-related risks every day. Being aware of potential dangers and taking precautions will help you avoid risky situations that can happen to any agent—including you!
In this free REALTOR® Safety webinar from the National Association of REALTORS®, Jen Stanbrough, REALTOR®, shares lessons learned since the loss of her close friend and fellow REALTOR®. She’ll discuss the risks agents and brokers face on the job, how to be aware of situational dangers, be prepared to keep yourself safe, and avoid risky situations. Jen will also share best habits, tips, and tools all real estate professionals should include in their safety practices.
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Jen Stanbrough, REALTOR®
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Thu, Sep 24, 3:00pm – 4:00pm
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East Lake Elementary School 3600 13th Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37407
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Through a generous COVID-19 Relief grant from Tennessee Realtors®, we are able to provide some much needed assistance to the East Lake area. This area has been COVID-19's most impacted area, but we need your help! We will be meeting at East Lake Elementary School to help distribute food boxes to area residents. RSVP here by Sept. 17. Giving back to those in need... That's Who We R®!
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Fri, Sep 25, 9:00am – 10:30am
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Your own location/device via Zoom!
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In this free REALTOR® Safety webinar, Carl Carter, Jr., REALTOR® and Founder of the Beverly Carter Foundation, shares the importance of following safety protocols and best practices while working in the industry. Join us to hear key tips all real estate professionals should implement into their business to reduce the risk of safety incidents in the industry.
About Carl Carter, Jr.
Carl Carter, Jr., is a REALTOR® and the Founder of the Beverly Carter Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving agent safety. His mom, Realtor® Beverly Carter, lost her life at the hands of two clients in 2014. Since his mother's passing, Carl has dedicated as much time as possible to spreading the message of safety. He also has a Master and Bachelor of Business Administration degrees from the University of AR in Little Rock, AR. Carl is a Certified Franklin Covey Facilitator, a DDI Certified Facilitator, and an Achieve Global Educator.
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Fri, Oct 2, 9:00am – 1:00pm
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Your own location/device via Zoom! (see description below for registration information)
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The remaining 2020 course offering will be held via Zoom. Please register below, which will trigger the Zoom link to be emailed 24 hours prior to class. See below for TREC virtual/streaming CE rules.
Are you up to date on the 2020 Tennessee REALTOR® Forms? This class will cover the 2020 contract changes, Purchase and Sales Agreement along with 11 additional forms. You do not want to miss this great informational class.
Please click here to print and/or download course material.
TREC RULES for earning CE hours via electronic streaming services:
• Login/check-in for class begins 20 minutes before the stated class start time and ends once the class begins. Students must be logged in and their identification verified by the proctor BEFORE the stated class start time.
• Students must be visible on camera AT ALL TIMES to receive CE credit.
• Students may not take phone calls during class to receive CE credit. Instructors will provide time for breaks and lunch (if applicable). During designated break/lunch time, attendees may take care of personal calls, emails, etc. NOTE: Attendees should NOT log out at any time during the class.
• Students may not participate in computer-based work while attending class to receive CE credit.
• Students may not “Step away” from the camera for any reason to receive CE credit. If an emergency arises, please use the “chat” feature to privately notify the proctor of your situation.
• Students are also responsible for the performance of their own technology including audio volume, video clarity and reliable internet connection.
• Video, audio and internet access are all needed to access are all needed to successfully “attend” class.
• Providers must maintain a recording of electronically streamed course.
• Your camera must remain stable and UNMOVED during the course broadcast. Excessive camera movement is distracting and may result in a student’s removal from the class at the instructor’s discretion.
• No sharing a room with other students unless permission has been granted in writing from the provider.
INSTRUCTOR
Steve Champion
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Members: FREE / Non-Members: $40.00
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