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Posted: July 11, 2023
NYSCAR upcoming professional development classes via Zoom
Education is everything! We are pleased to offer the following classes free of charge to NYSCAR members.
• August 17-18, Working with Office, Retail and Industrial Bldgs., Leases and Green Concepts, (7.5 hours) Edward S. Smith, Jr.
• August 22, Is a Rhombus a Square? This 4-hour class instructed by Mary Peyton, fulfills the licensing requirement for 2 hours of cultural competency and 2 hours of implicit bias.
• August 24 & 25, Working with Investment Properties: Financial Analysis, Taxes and Exchanges, Discrimination Issues in Commercial Real Estate (7.5 hours) Edward Smith, Jr.
• August 31-Sept. 1, Ethics & Agency, Land & Site Development, Comparing Investments, Brokerage Issues and Building your Commercial Business (7.5 hours) Edward Smith, Jr.
• Sept. 19, Legal Update, Anthony Gatto, Esq. (1 hour)
• October 6, Safety & Security for Real Estate Professionals, NYS trooper Steve Rothwein (1.5 hours)
If you would like to register for any of the Zoom classes, please email Sherry Marr at Sherrymarr08!yahoo.com (Please indicate which class you would like to take and include your 11-digit NYS license number).
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