Alpha College of Real Estate (formerly Alpha Omega School of Real Estate) is the pre-eminent source of real estate education courses in Hampton Roads, currently celebrating its 26th Anniversary!
Alpha College of Real Estate provides quality instruction to meet the educational demands and raise the standards of those seeking knowledge for self-improvement and professional enhancement. As a uniquely designed architectural building must first stand on a solid foundation, Alpha College of Real Estate is positioning itself to be the single point of contact for real estate educational needs while delivering excellence.
Lawrence Yun, from the National Association of REALTORS®, provides the latest home sales report from REALTOR® TV
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Accredited Staging Professional
This training includes classroom instruction and an on-site home staging field trip. Visit www.stagedhomes.com for details.
Learn how to:
· Assist sellers in preparing their homes for sale
· Use shortcuts to make it easier to get every listing staged
· Educate your sellers with staging sayings
The Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA) program provides tuition assistance to qualified spouses of military personnel. Click here to find out if you are qualified and for additional information.
Residential Standard Agency, a three-hour course mandated by the Virginia Real Estate Board, is required for all licensees -- continuing education and post-licensing -- whose licenses are expiring after June 30, 2012. Those whose licenses expire prior to July 1, 2012 should not take the course until after that date.
Virginia Real Estate Board Member Cliff Wells discusses the random inspections of firms being undertaken by VREB.
RE MARKETING TIPS
How important is it to treat your clients or customers fairly and build positive relationships? The 2009 Edelman Trust Survey, a survey of more than 4,400 people across the globe, found that more than 91 percent of respondents chose to buy products from companies considered trusted. On the other hand, 71 percent indicated that over the past 12 months they refused to purchase from a company they distrusted.
