If you're a real estate professional in San Diego's highly competitive market, the difference between closing your next deal or not is often your base of knowledge. As a member of North San Diego County REALTORS®, you can improve your skill set and learn about what's next in real estate by taking any of our classes taught by working professionals. Our courses are highly rated and focused on the practical aspects of your real estate practice. From risk mitigation and fair housing to staying up to speed on NAR's Code of Ethics, these are classes you can't afford to miss.
In addition to our offerings, your North San Diego County REALTORS® membership gives you access to:
C.A.R. Education | NAR Education | CRMLS Training
To view past North San Diego County REALTORS® webinars visit www.nsdcrealtorstv.com.
To register for upcoming education, events and more please view our calendar below.
Thursday, September 16, 2021
Homesnap Pro App
Thu. 16 Sep, 2021 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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Homesnap Pro is a robust, agent-only version of Homesnap that offers real-time MLS data to your mobile and desktop devices. CRMLS users can leverage Homesnap Pro to research homes, contact agents, and communicate instantly with clients as seamlessly in the field as in the office. In this class, you will learn: |
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Be Prepared and Aware, Natural Disasters Could Happen at Any Time!
Thu. 16 Sep, 2021 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Join North San Diego County REALTORS® the County Sheriff, San Diego Humane Society and the Red Cross to go over Disasters, Evacuations, Safety, Crime Prevention and more!
Deputy Sheriff, Martha Gonzales, Crime Prevention Specialists
Sergeant, Robert Brunk, Rural Law Enforcement Division
Laura Leonard, Community Outreach ManagerDeputy Sheriff, Martha Gonzales, Crime Prevention Specialists
Sergeant, Robert Brunk, Rural Law Enforcement Division
Steve Deal, Red Cross Volunteer
Evacuation Process:
- When and how homeowners are notified
- What if homeowners do not want to leave
- Homeowners that don't have transportation to evacuate
- Check your home for broken windows, open doors, garages, or other suspicious activity
- Hide newspapers and packages away from public view
- Upon your return, you will receive a welcome home letter listing the dates your home was checked and observations made during the visit(s)
- Keeping home safe during evacuation
- Crime Free Multi-Housing Programs
- Mail box security (scam prevention)
- Reporting suspicious activity
- Crime prevention specialist services
- Resources for help with re-locating horses or other large animals?
- Homeowners with herds of goats, sheep, llamas etc., what should they do?
- What to do if your dog or other animals are lost during a disaster
- Some do's and don'ts tips AND much more!
- Types of local disasters of primary concern
- How the local Red Cross is preparing for these disasters
- Wildfire evacuations (Temporary Evacuation Points & Shelters)
- How residents can prepare (high-level summary and suggest review of the attached booklet* and schedule free preparedness presentations. *Booklet will emailed following the webinar)
- Home Smoke Alarm program
- Volunteer Interest
- Support & Services