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Virtual Classroom: Introduction to Commercial Real Estate: What You Need to Know

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Complimentary recording included w/registration

What makes working in commercial real estate different from residential?  Is the transition difficult or risky?  Many agents at some point in their career consider working in commercial real estate but don’t really know all the things that make it different.  This makes the transition seem difficult and risky.  The truth is, there are a lot of differences and things to know.  In this class, we show agents what the differences are and prepare them for how to handle them.

Whether you're new to real estate or a seasoned residential agent seeking a new challenge, you’ll gain insights and guidance for a smooth transition into commercial real estate.  This class will give you the information you need to understand commercial real estate and know if it’s the right fit for you.

Instructor:  Josh Cadillac, CCIM, CRS, CRB, ABR, GRI, e-Pro, SFR, AHWD, CIPS, PSA, SRS
Prior to entering the real estate industry as an agent in 2008, Josh was a commercial real estate investor and business owner, providing him with a robust knowledge of the financial aspect of real estate.  He became a full-time real estate agent and within the first two years earned his broker license and many of the real estate-related designations.  Josh transitioned into a leadership role at his brokerage, assisting, training, and mentoring agents to help them achieve success and reach their full potential in real estate.  He learned the mistakes that many agents make that the successful agents avoid and developed his philosophy of “not just closing deals but closing customers for life.”  As a national real estate speaker, his teaching focuses on the real-world skills that agents need to be true advocates and trusted resources for their customers.

CE Information & Required Technology:

• This livestream webinar is certified for 3 hours of real estate credit.
• Attendees will need to access the program with a device (phone, laptop, PC) that has a camera, speaker, microphone, and reliable, high-speed internet access. Video, audio, and internet access are all necessary to successfully attend class. Please make sure to test everything ahead of time at https://zoom.us/test
• Attendees must turn on their video camera and stay within view during the program to receive CE, as active participation will be monitored. Per ODRE requirements, you must be present for at least 90% of the program to receive credit.

Contact: Deanna Wright, Professional Development Coordinator -

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