January/February 2007 ...................Volume 30 Number 1

Features:

As It Has From The Very First Day, Education Sizzles At RE/MAX
By: Staff

The Upside To The Downside: A Great Opportunity For Change
By: Larry Romito

What Every Real Estate Professional Should Know About Identity Theft
By: Frank Abagnale

Focus Articles:

Five Things The Great Ones Do To Stay Successful In Real Estate
By: Floyd Wickman

Virtual Assistants Make Way For Higher Earnings
By: Dawn Smith

Home Staging Helps Owners Sell High And Fast In Any Market
By: Starr Osborne

The Private Mortgage: A Tool To Help You Close The Deal
By: Asheesh Advani

Use Your Knowledge Of The Foreclosure Market
By: Bruce Bronster

Columns:

Editor’s Corner / Charles M. Dahlheimer
About This Issue

Buyer Representation / Marc Gould
Back To Basics

The Realty Observer / Peter Miller
Are You Looking Forward To 2007?

Productivity & Profits / Carla Cross
How To Avoid Brokers’ Top Business Planning Mistakes

High-End Properties / Laurie Moore-Moore
“Magic Question” Reveals Seller’s Pricing Expectation

Consumer Issues / Julie Gorton-Good
Consumers Report Use Of New Brokerage Models

Sales Management / Joe Klock, Sr.
Don’t Ignore Your Team Members’ Tiers

Finance / Patricia Boyd
Put A Mortgage Power Team To Work

Sales & Marketing / Claudia Wicks
Innovative Ways To Jump Start Your Business In 2007

New Technology / Kim Ades
Success Used To Go To The Highest Bidder

The Mailbag / Robert J. Bruss, J.D.
Concerns Of Homeowners And Professionals

The Final Word / John Tuccillo
Your Real Estate Agenda For 2007

Departments:

60 Days: A Glance Behind And A Look Ahead
Trends Set • Survey Findings • News In The Making

Advertiser Index    (Pages 62-63)

End of January/February 2007 Issue 


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