Our main purpose is to enhance the economic improvement of its members through the state of California, and the minority community which it serves; and to unite those engaged in the recognized branches of the real estate industry including brokerage, management, mortgage financing, appraising, land development, home building, and allied fields for the purpose of exerting influence on real estate interest.
Fair Housing - Over the years Fair Housing has developed into the heart and gut of Real Estate.
Fair Housing - Over the years Fair Housing has developed into the heart and gut of Real Estate.
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To help Consolidated kick off Realtist Week, I got an invitation to speak from the pulpit of Ward AME church, one of the oldest AME churches, to let the congregation know our plans for the week and to invite everyone to join us.
I was also able to make a shout out on the WAVE.
We were going to be busy.
Knolly Williams addressed a full zoom room with the topic, "Learn how I got 1000 listings and you can to."
Knolly, from Texas, in his signature Stetson hat hoed in on secrets leveraging your brand to Make Money Every day.
I was also able to make a shout out on the WAVE.
We were going to be busy.
Knolly Williams addressed a full zoom room with the topic, "Learn how I got 1000 listings and you can to."
Knolly, from Texas, in his signature Stetson hat hoed in on secrets leveraging your brand to Make Money Every day.
We did a very poignant event with our own CAREB President, Denise Mathis as part of a panel discussion talking about racial equality and discrimination.
With less than 24 hours into the planning, we had over 100 participants on the zoom meeting, and it was also shared on Facebook and Instagram.
The topics were wide ranging and included important issues like Appraiser bias.
Stay tuned because the whole thing was such a success that we're considering doing it monthly on a social media platform and maybe Clubhouse.
With less than 24 hours into the planning, we had over 100 participants on the zoom meeting, and it was also shared on Facebook and Instagram.
The topics were wide ranging and included important issues like Appraiser bias.
Stay tuned because the whole thing was such a success that we're considering doing it monthly on a social media platform and maybe Clubhouse.
Having thrived (not just survived) over twenty-three years a Realtor(C), there are a few really simple things that keep me going.
Techniques not just good in this market, but especially good.
Go after your business using Money-Making Activities EVERY day.
For me as a listing agent, that means getting back on the street; knocking on doors; letting my farm see that I'm still the one in charge on my farm.
I use a coach and you might want to consider one - someone that not only fine tunes your strategy and guides your tactics but also keeps you on your toes by holding you accountable for events and activities.
Techniques not just good in this market, but especially good.
Go after your business using Money-Making Activities EVERY day.
For me as a listing agent, that means getting back on the street; knocking on doors; letting my farm see that I'm still the one in charge on my farm.
I use a coach and you might want to consider one - someone that not only fine tunes your strategy and guides your tactics but also keeps you on your toes by holding you accountable for events and activities.
Zoritha Thompson is the CEO/Broker of Goree and Thompson Real Estate, she has been in real estate for over 30 years, she currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Sacramento Realtist Association (Treasurer) and also serves as the Sergeant of Arms for the California Association of Real Estate Brokers (CAREB), she has served in various positions within the Realtist Organization on a local, state and national level for over 29 years.
Zoritha is a Presidential Member (27 consecutive qualifying years) of the Sacramento Association of Realtors.
Zoritha is a Presidential Member (27 consecutive qualifying years) of the Sacramento Association of Realtors.
In 1949, a group of young dynamic African-American real estate Brokers gathered to discuss the inequitable and prejudicial treatment of Brokers in the Los Angeles area.
African-American Brokers in Los Angeles were being denied membership in local real estate boards and trade organizations.
In addition, they were being prevented from marketing properties in certain areas of the city and even denied access to open houses for viewing by their clients.
It was patently clear to this group of Brokers assembled that a collective effort would be required to mitigate these obstacles to their professional success.
African-American Brokers in Los Angeles were being denied membership in local real estate boards and trade organizations.
In addition, they were being prevented from marketing properties in certain areas of the city and even denied access to open houses for viewing by their clients.
It was patently clear to this group of Brokers assembled that a collective effort would be required to mitigate these obstacles to their professional success.
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