Additional Insured Coverage: Where Does it Belong?

The information will review the current cyberrisks which all participants in construction, including owners, contractors, subcontractors, architects and vendors are exposed to, including such problems as ransom ware and theft of data. You will learn about which contract clauses can be used or modified to avoid or limit contractual risks due to cybercrime or cyberterrorism. You will also learn about the use of insurance to control risk. There will be a scenario discussed for which you can test how you can apply the lessons learned in this content.

Breakthrough Broker President, Eric Sachs and guest speaker, Tristan Ahumada, Founder of Facebook group, Lab Coat Agents and Brilliant Tribe Coaching discuss how our mindset can either fuel or discourage our success day-to-day. If you’re looking to leave better, then this webinar is sure to give you the motivation you need! What to expect: The importance of positive self-talk Best practices for end-of-day reflection Portraying your best self externally Why you should adapt (not complain) to the changing market How to apply yourself with intent and purpose online

During this 30-minute webinar, you’ll learn: - Learn why using the right scripts will lead to more leads and contacts within HomeScout® - Train your buyers how to use HomeScout’s technology which will keep the buyer in full control as they search 100% of all MLS listing data - Understand the importance of early introductions to a Loan Officer even though they might not be ready to buy

Understand the concepts and organization underlying residential and commercial real estate transaction documents.Residential and commercial real estate transactions are built upon the documents which lay out the terms and conditions for those transactions. In order to be effective, those documents must contain clearly articulated concepts and be organized so the parties to the transactions, and sometimes finders-of-fact (that is, judges and juries), can interpret those documents. It is a best practice if real estate transaction documents are designed and constructed from a proactive risk management perspective, using checklists to ensure the relevant substantive and procedural matters are addressed and not inadvertently dropped. This topic is intended to help real estate professionals such as developers, owners, property managers, engineers, surveyors, contractors, and attorneys understand how to prepare and review real estate documents in a variety of settings such as purchase and sale transactions, leases, development projects, shared ownership/management/cost-sharing arrangements (condominiums, cooperatives, owner associations), and mortgage financings.