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NAR has partnered with Columbia College for a higher education opportunity in real estate. Marc Gould and Raj Sachdev talk about the courses offered through NAR Academy as well as some of the many benefits of pursuing this education.

Bryan Greene talks about the history of fair housing in the U.S. and the tools NAR is using to help their agents start making a change as we move forward to a more fair and equitable industry.

REALTOR® University has officially discontinued its master’s program. Former students can obtain their transcripts and records from Columbia College.

The program is designed primarily for new and incoming agents to build long-term success and those seeking to jumpstart their business and take it to the next level.

Katie Lance and Monica talk about content optimization, some of the heavier aspects of social media, and how we can be intentional with the time we spend on social media.

Sean Carpenter, shares his definition of relationships, and several different ways you can generate leads using “RELATIONSHIPS” as an acrostic.

REALTORS® work closely with lenders and need to know how to ask better questions of the experts. Our guest, Michael “Smit” Smith, shares advice on how to choose more qualified lenders and what questions you can ask to work better with lenders.

Donny Allen joins Monica on the show to talk about safety on the job —best practices to keep yourself and your clients safe.

Today’s environment has provided opportunities for REALTORS® to help their communities grow. One of these ways is to create your own media source as a mouthpiece in your community, which is exactly what our guest has done.

Getting a certificate or advanced degree from NAR Academy can raise the bar for your business. The first 50 NAR members to enroll in a real estate certificate program will receive a $400 scholarship towards one eligible course.