REEDC launches continuing education and neighborhood networking program

Real Estate salespersons and brokers have struggled for years with the desire to expand their education, meet their department of state continuing education requirements, and grow their businesses. The struggle is universal. Time is money. There are just not enough hours in the day to take a great course in a classroom across town. The alternative has been equally unsatisfying. Online CE courses abound, but the thought of sitting for hours in a seat, moving your cursor and hitting enter over and over again can seem torturous in itself. The Real Estate Education Center (REEDC), has developed a continuing education alternative that resolves both of these frustrating and even painful situations: REEDC - Continuing Education & Neighborhood Networking. REEDC's Continuing Education & Neighborhood Networking launch is Thursday, January 13, from 2 to 6:30 p.m. at BoxoFFICE Gallery in TriBeCa. Register Now at www.nycrealestatece.com. This event is sponsored by Joy Madmai, mortgage loan specialist with Bank of America. Email [email protected] to set up a detailed consultation.

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