Press Release: Realtor Business Development Workshop

PRESS RELEASE

Event Title: Realtor Business Development Workshop

Date: October 23, 2014

Time: 8:30 AM PST to 2:00 PM PST

Riverside, California (October, 2014) – On October 23 , 2014, at 8:30 AM PST to 2:00 PM PST, Eric Lawrence Frazier MBA,  President/CEO of the Power Is Now and National Sales Manager of Intercap Lending will be hosting an event entitled “Realtor Business Development Workshop.

The event will start with a welcome and overview of the agenda by Mr. Frazier followed by an Introduction of the Intercap Lending, the co-sponsor of the event.   Wayne Wyatt, President of the Inland Empire National Association of Real Estate broker will present the history of NAREB and the opportunities for career development and membership. 

Session III is an Introduction of the Inland Valley Association of Realtors by IVAR President and CEO, Mark Dowling. The Inland Valley Association of Realtors offers Housing Data Reports and Reference Guides to give its members special insights into the local real estate market. IVAR also provides professional Standards assistance with grievance, arbitration, mediation and other Code of Ethics issues.

Session IV is led by The Power Is Now Financial Services and National Relationship Manager, Success Money.  Success will present information about Credit Restoration Strategies and the UCES Program. Success Money is a Certified Account Executive for UCES also known as United Credit Education Services and has worked in the real estate industry for 10 years in loans and real estate. Success is a financial educator and conducts trainings around the nation and online to help consumers improve their credit scores and get approved to purchase a home with the best interest rate. She also assists real estate professionals with creating more approved credit buyers to increase their sales volume.

Skip Schenker, President of Ready 4 Remodel leads Session V.   Skip will present information on Financing Solutions for Buying & Selling Fixer Uppers and the FHA 203k Rehabilitation Loan. Renovation Asset Services, Inc., is an organization committed to revitalizing our nation’s housing stock and creating sustainable homeownership thru the use of renovation financing. Skip Schenker, the company’s founder, pioneered the “Ready4Remodel” marketing strategy of distressed properties, allowing homebuyers who identify as the “Do-It-Yourself” type, to find fixer uppers to customize to their own taste with very little out of the pocket expenses.

Session VI is led by Joe Lopez of Next Media Marketing.  Joe will present Social Media Marketing Strategies. Next Media Marketing is a comprehensive marketing agency that designs and executes a custom marketing strategy catered to one’s goals and unique business. The company provides a wide variety of solutions, from traditional media to more modern solutions, for businesses looking to get more clients, and increase sales to existing clients.

After lunch is served, Eric L. Frazier, NSM will discuss How to Make More Money and Close More Deals with Intercap Lending.  He will present Intercap Lending's proprietary DPA Program 3%, SNAP Pre-approval Certificate, Mortgage Alternative Program (MAP) and the Realty Affiliate Marketing Partnership (RAMP) designed to support agents who are buying leads.

In Session VIII, Eric Frazier presents The Power Is Now VIP Agent Program. The VIP Agent Program is an exclusive marketing opportunity for qualified Real Estate professionals. It is designed to promote real estate professionals, who are in a business relationship with Eric L. Frazier as their lender.

The event closes with fantastic giveaways from The Power Is Now and Intercap Lending.  One iPad, gift cards, free Radio and Magazine advertising and much more from our speakers.    You must be present to attend and the giveaways will be at the end of the program.

The event will be held at Inland Valley Association of Realtors at 3690 Elizabeth Street Riverside, CA. The cost is free to all agents. Make sure to check out www.thepowerisnow.com for more details.



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