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Knowledge is power
From Kat’s corner of the world
Most of my Colorado Realtor friends and clients know that I’m a big proponent of education, and many of my posts have the subtitle
“knowledge is power” included in the post. In keeping with that philosophy, I’m also a big proponent of keeping up my own education, as there is so much to learn in real estate, and you can never begin to know it all, not even close.
Hence, I try to go to the National Real Estate Convention every year, or at least every year, which is where I’m at now. The convention officially starts today (Friday), but I spent all day yesterday at the REBar Camp in San Diego. Almost every topic at Bar Camp revolved around technology and/or social media. It was amazing to learn from some of the best. I already have a couple pages of notes of great ideas to incorporate in my blogs and social media presence.
Today, the actual NAR convention starts, and I have my agenda marked for the classes I want to attend. Can’t wait! Nothing better than going to a class taught by some of the best real estate instructors in the country. I’ve written posts before about checking who you are working with, but when you are looking at hiring a realtor to assist you in selling or buying a house, ask them about their commitment to education, what do they do to stay on top of the ever changing industry?
Remember, knowledge is power!
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