Social Media for Commercial Real Estate

Social Media is where prospects go to find you and learn more about you and your offer. In fact they are more likely to form an opinion about you based on your Social Media presence or lack of than your first face to face interaction. Mark Leidlen and Rob Wellman work with real estate investors and professionals to establish a social media presence. This marketing strategy helps create credibility and builds trust through regular informative posts to keep your network informed.
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Preserving and Recapitalizing Low Income Housing Tax Credit and Affordable Housing

Hunt Mortgage Group

“Preserving and Recapitalizing Low Income Housing Tax Credit and Affordable Housing.” Topics covered include Low Income Housing Tax Credit housing coming to the end of the compliance period, housing produced under retired Federal housing production programs, and older properties that are in dire need of recapitalization. Obtaining equity and debt financing, exiting and reconfiguring partnerships, and staying competitive in marketplaces, are discussed. Bonus Q&A session at the end addresses questions from the audience.
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Social Media Marketing for Real Estate

engageRE

Social media marketing, today’s “word-of-mouth,” is a tool that many agents aren’t fully using to their advantage. In this webinar, we reviewed some of the most common social media sites and simple strategies you can employ to grow your business.
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Real Estate Tokenization – Present and Future

Alphapoint

Join your peers across the commercial real estate ecosystem for an in-depth presentation on Real Estate Tokenization, and how it is transforming access to capital and liquidity. This webinar is ideal for real estate developers, investors, asset managers, REITs, family offices, and holders of real estate loan portfolios who are seeking to gain access to more sources of capital and higher liquidity.
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Construction Management Agency: Not at Risk?

Lorman Business Center

As in-house expertise declines, public and private owners of construction projects are increasingly outsourcing the management and administration of their construction projects to professional construction managers-agents. Use of professional construction managers can help protect owners from liability to other project participants because construction managers are often more knowledgeable and better qualified than an owner's personnel to properly address claims.
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