A Theological Perspective on Homelessness

Every five minutes it seems that someone is recommending a new app or new technology systems to make life easier. Most of us download apps and never use them or see their real potential. This one-hour webinar recording is designed to provide an inside look at practical apps for real estate agents to use in their daily practice. We'll go beyond the routine apps and explore what can make you more productive and reap the real benefits of your mobile device.

BIM-enabled FM is increasingly being adopted by building managers. It extends the value of BIM beyond planning, design, and construction of buildings. And ensures that post-construction facilities and maintenance management is highly efficient and collaborative.

The 60-minute webinar will include how to: Instantly filter properties with development potential from the thousands of listings currently on the market Find big off-market blocks suitable for duplex or townhouse development Check for precedence in an area and identify the highest and best use of a site See at a glance: maximum building height, minimum lot size, council and zoning details View street frontage and easements See the demographic and household income for an area so you can build to the demand Run fast feasibility assessments for a duplex or townhouse development Work out Residual Land Value: the price ceiling when purchasing a block of land to achieve your minimum 20% profit margin Quickly generate Development Potential Reports to understand how much you will earn from your investment Set watchlist notifications to be emailed as soon as a shortlisted property hits the market

Despite best intentions and practices, title claims are at times unavoidable. On other occasions, title claims are the result of negligence, unfamiliarity with a subject matter, or just plain fraud. This webinar will focus on the relationships between the closing agent, insured, underwriter and retained counsel, the most common types of claims and how they may be avoided, as well as an examination of the red flags of fraud most commonly seen by title insurance underwriters.