GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting

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1 GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting December 2-3, 2010 SESSION HIGHLIGHTS MARCIE ROGGOW Our keynote speaker will inspire us to remember that in today s economic climate, our students must receive a positive message. To deliver that positive message, instructors must begin with a positive attitude. Marcie s breakout sessions will address teaching the right stuff and the ethics of social media. CARL SCHULTZ Join Carl to get the latest on the changes made to the Uniform Standards on Professional Appraisal Practice. BRAD HANKS Brad will examine social media and it s integration in the real estate community. For a complete list of speakers and their bios visit: Keynote Speaker Marcie Roggow to Discuss Where Did All the Good Times Go? Remember when the classroom was FILLED with students? Remember when they were all smiling...and so were you? Well, who s in charge of that? YOU ARE! As instructors we need to send a positive message to our students, and maybe that starts with a positive attitude within us! Come down memory lane with Marcie. Reminisce and restore your attitude! Are We Teaching the Right Stuff? The Real Estate Commission determines what the licensees must know for licensure; however, the licensee comes out with a license and NO skill set, NO customer service, people skills and NO business planning. So if we want agents to STAY in the business after they are licensed, we have to answer the question, Are we teaching the right stuff? What s Ethics Got to Do with Social Media? Have you seen all of the violations out there on the social media sites? Violations of not only ethics but license law are everywhere. Let s make a plan to help licensees become more professional in the viral environment called Web 2.0, and that includes trainers too! 3200 Presidential Drive, Atlanta, GA Tel Fax For more details visit:

2 Monitoring and Managing Your Online Reputation With millions of conversations taking place daily on the social web, how can you be Brad Hanks sure you hear about those surrounding your good name, your company, your brand or your employees? What do you do in the event there are less-than-complimentary comments or feedback left? How do you create web listening outposts, and scan the social web for potential testimonials and recommendations for your business? In this session you ll discover: The risks involved in not listening or being a part of the conversation How to respond to negative feedback in the online social circles The 10 steps to monitoring and managing your online reputation How to get rave reviews and glowing testimonials placed in the most visible places Important tips to share with your audiences about online reputation management, regardless of the subject matter you re speaking about Today s Adult Education: Dealing With Technology-Induced A.D.D. Today s adult learner is not reading a book or knitting in class while you lecture; they re tweeting, ing, texting and surfing from their laptops, ipads and smart phones. Are they listening, or have they tuned you out completely? How do you respond to the new technology distractions for students in your sessions? Should a technology-free zone be established in your classroom? What about banning the use of these devices in certain sessions? Or can we channel these distractions into a productive feedback channel and use them to enhance our learning environment? Find out how to: Develop a new mindset to deal with the new distractions Establish technology ground rules in your classroom without being overbearing Share tips with your audience for using their distractions while still staying on task Create an instant feedback loop to channel their need to multi-task Make technology your learning aid in all your sessions, and provide a resource center for after the class Larry Fabrey Howell Haunson Shannon Judd Mike Nelson Carl Schultz AMP Examination Updates Explore the results of the recently-completed job analysis, which led to the creation of new examination specifications (content outlines) for the real estate licensing examinations. Hear about other brief updates in the Georgia real estate licensing examination program Then it s your turn to quiz Larry with your questions about the exam Contract Updates for PL Instructors Find out the 2011 changes to the GAR residential contract forms, as well as commercial, land, and other forms so that you may teach others. Methods of Finance Learn how to provide the real estate professional with a detailed understanding of how to maximize the current incentives and guidelines on FHA financing with HUD REOs. In promotion of homeownership, HUD and FHA have allowed for special incentives, lowered down payment requirements and provided special underwriting guidance for buyers purchasing HUD REOs with FHA 203(b) and 203k financing. This class will cover all the dos and don ts and will address several of the current misnomers regarding repair escrow, appraisal requirements, and the current hot topic of over bidding. You will be provided with a detailed overview of 203(b) and the often intimidating 203k financing and how to best guide your buyer through the HUD sales process. The class is being presented by PEMCO, Ltd., who is contracted by HUD to manage the sale of all HUD-owned properties in Georgia. Property Management and Trust Account Issues for Instructors After consulting with the GREC to identify the most common problems and violations among licensees related to managing property for others, join Mike to discover several techniques and best practices that licensees can use to successfully manage rental homes. The course objectives include identifying practices and techniques to help brokers and agents: Comply with license law while managing rental homes Properly account for trust funds while managing rental homes Deal with problems related to leasing homes within an HOA. Deal with problems related to foreclosures and trust accounting. Appraisal Law Changes and the Future Hear a synopsis of the changes made to the Uniform Standards on Professional Appraisal Practice for the period January 1, 2010 to December 31, Then join into a discussion of the proposed changes exposed for implementation and what is being studied for GREC PANEL Join GREC s Commissioner Jeff Ledford, Deputy Commissioner Craig Coffee, Education Advisor Charlotte Durant, and Investigators Margaret Snow and Diane Keys in a discussion session about the issues you are facing. Besides small classes and budgetary worries, what are your concerns? Curriculum? Instructors? Establishing school rules? Other Licensing or Enforcement Issues? Bring your questions and concerns to this lively session.

3 Thursday, December 2, 2010 GREC Instructors Workshop 8:30 am - 9:30 am Registration 8:30 am - 7:00 pm GREEA Information Table 8:30 am - 3:30 pm E xhibit Booths Open 9:30 am - 12:45 pm Morning Sessions Methods of Finance Shannon Judd 10:45 am - 11:00 am Break 12:45 pm - 2:00 pm Lunch Monitoring and Managing Your Online Reputation Brad Hanks 2:00 pm - 5:15 pm Afternoon Sessions Property Management and Trust Account Issues for Instructors Mike Nelson 3:30 pm - 3:45 pm Break Today s Adult Education: Dealing with Technology- Induced A.D.D. Brad Hanks 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Georgia Real Estate Educators Association Reception 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm GREEA Dinner and Annual Business Meeting Pre-registration required (indicate on registration form / $30 payable in addition to workshop registration fee) Friday, December 3, 2010 GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting 7:30 am - 9:30 am Registration 7:30 am - 3:30 pm GREEA Information Table 7:30 am - 3:30 pm E xhibit Booths Open 9:00 am - 10:30 am Opening Session Welcome Karen Loftus, GREEA President Commission Presentation Jeff Ledford, GREC Commissioner Keynote Address Where Did All the Good Times Go? Marcie Roggow 10:30 am - 10:50 am Break and Hotel Check-out 10:50 am - 12:30 pm Morning Sessions Are We Teaching the Right Stuff? Marcie Roggow 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Lunch Q & A for School Administrators GREC Panel Appraisal Law Changes and the Future Carl Schultz 1:45 pm - 3:25 pm Afternoon Sessions 2011 Contract Updates for PL Instructors Howell Haunson AMP Exam Updates Larry Fabrey What s Ethics Got to Do with Social Media? Marcie Roggow Dismissal from last class at 3:25 pm

4 Notice to Participants The Instructors Workshop on Thursday, December 2, 2010 has been approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) for six (6) hours of continuing education credit for real estate licensees and instructors and seven (7) hours of continuing education credit by the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board (GREAB) for appraisal instructors and real estate appraisers. To receive six (6) or seven (7) hours of continuing education credit for Thursday, you must be on time, attend one morning session from 9:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. AND attend an afternoon session from 2:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. No partial credit will be given. A fee of $40.00 (includes lunch) is required for the GREC Instructors Workshop. Please check on the form that you will attend Thursday Sessions & Lunch and be sure to choose the Thursday sessions you plan to attend. If you are only attending the GREC Instructors Workshop on Thursday and not the GREC Annual Meeting on Friday, you still must register using the registration form for the GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting. After the afternoon workshop, the Thursday evening events include a sponsored reception and dinner for $30.00, payable in advance. Please register early! Seating is limited. The GREC Annual School Meeting on Friday, December 3, 2010 has been approved by the GREC for six (6) hours of continuing education credit for real estate licensees and instructors and seven (7) hours of continuing education credit and by the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board (GREAB) for appraisal instructors and real estate appraisers. The Commission offers this meeting to real estate and appraiser prelicense instructors, school directors, school coordinators and other interested school personnel. To receive continuing education credit for Friday, you must be on time, attend all sessions from 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m., attend one morning breakout session from 10:50 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and attend a different afternoon breakout session from 1:45-3:25 p.m. No partial credit will be given. A fee of $30.00 (includes lunch) is required for this meeting. The Georgia Real Estate Educators Association (GREEA) is administering the courses under a contract with the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) with funds from the Real Estate Education, Research and Recovery Fund. No recruiting for employment opportunities for real estate brokerage firms is allowed during any course! Promptly report any effort to recruit to the Director of Education, Georgia Real Estate Commission, PLEASE NOTE: Registration and payment of fees must be made by November 8, Hotel registration deadline is November 8, Conference and hotel registrations will be accepted after November 8th on a space-available basis. General Information The Georgia Center, the University of Georgia s Conference Center and Hotel, located on UGA s beautiful, historic campus in Athens is a total living and learning environment, with a 200-room hotel, restaurants, banquet areas, conference rooms, auditoriums, a fitness center and a computer lab - all under one roof. For more information, visit Lodging For your convenience, a block of rooms is being held for your conference until 5:00 p.m. ET, November 8, Lodging Policies (Georgia Center Hotel & Suites) (1) Tax Exemption The State of Georgia only allows tax-exempt charges for payment by a state-issued credit card or check or by a direct bill to a state agency (with a Georgia State Tax Exemption Certificate). (2) Lodging Cancellation To avoid being charged one night s room and tax, you must cancel your reservation by 4:00 p.m. ET the day prior to your scheduled arrival date. (3) Check-in is 4:00 p.m. ET; checkout is 11:00 a.m. ET. (4) At check-in, you must present your method of payment or a completed credit card authorization form (for a copy, call , Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET). Special Needs: If you require special services or dietary considerations (vegetarian or otherwise), contact Jean Mann at or Jean.Mann@ georgiacenter.uga.edu at least five business days before the event. Travel Information Athens is located about 60 miles northeast of Atlanta. For directions and airport shuttle information, see directions. A parking deck is located adjacent to the Center ($10.00 per night; vehicle height limit, 7 feet). Athens is served by the Athens- Ben Epps Airport as well as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which is located about 90 minutes southwest of Athens. Scheduled ground shuttle service and rental car services are available between Hartsfield-Jackson and the Georgia Center. Event Cancellation Policies (1) A cancellation received by 5:00 p.m. ET on or before November 23, 2010, will be refunded, minus a $35 processing fee. No refunds will be issued thereafter; substitutions will be allowed. (2) To change or cancel your registration, call , Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET. (3) If an event is cancelled for any reason, the Georgia Center will not be responsible for any charges related to travel. Note: The Georgia Center is a smoke-free facility; all lodging rooms are nonsmoking.

5 Conference Registration/Hotel Reservation Form December 2-3, 2010 (#60562) Name (Please print or type) Preferred name for name badge Birth Date (for transcript retrieval) / / Address Check if home address City State Zip Code County Home Phone Work Phone Fax # Address Position Organization/Employer Event Registration Fees Your registration will not be processed until payment is received. You must be registered to attend any event. Check the box(es) below for the session(s) you wish to attend: Thursday Sessions & Lunch (12/02/10)... $40.00 GREEA Annual Business Meeting & Dinner (12/02/10).. $30.00 Annual School Meeting & Lunch (12/03/10)...$30.00 Total: $ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2010 Choose one Morning Breakout Session: Shannon Judd - Methods of Finance Brad Hanks - Monitoring and Managing Your Online Reputation Choose one Afternoon Breakout Session: Mike Nelson - Property Management and Trust Account Issues for Instructors Brad Hanks - Today s Adult Education: Dealing with Technology Induced A.D.D. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2010 Choose one Morning Breakout Session: Marcie Roggow - Are We Teaching the Right Stuff? GREC Panel - Q & A for School Administrators Carl Schultz - Appraisal Law Changes and the Future Choose one Afternoon Breakout Session: Howell Haunson Contract Updates for PL Instructors Larry Fabrey - AMP Exam Updates Marcie Roggow - What s Ethics Got to Do with Social Media? The University of Georgia s Federal ID Number is Method of payment to process program registration: Enclosed is a check payable to The University of Georgia. Enclosed is a purchase order payable to The University of Georgia, and/or an authorization letter to bill employer/organization. MasterCard Visa American Express Discover Card Number Card No. Expires / Name on Card UGA Acct. No. Dept. /Cont. Name Contact Person Hotel Registration Fees Complete the following to request a room reservation at the Georgia Center Hotel. If your lodging preference is unavailable, the best alternative will be confirmed. Nonguaranteed reservations will be cancelled at 4:00 p.m. ET the day prior to your scheduled arrival. Check-in is 4:00 p.m. ET; check-out is 11:00 a.m. ET. The Georgia Center is a smoke-free facility; all lodging rooms are nonsmoking. Choose Room Type: Classic Room (1 Bed) European Doubles (2 Beds) Select Room (2 Beds) $99 plus 7% sales tax $109 plus 7% sales tax $119 plus 7% sales tax Arrival Date Departure Date Name of roommate for shared room: Method of payment to guarantee hotel reservation: PLEASE DO NOT SEND CHECKS FOR LODGING UNTIL RECEIPT OF CONFIRMATION. MasterCard Visa American Express Discover Card No. Expires / At check-in, you must present your method of payment or complete a credit card authorization form (for a copy, call the Georgia Center at , Mon.-Fri., 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET). Event Registration By registering for this event, I agree to comply with all event and lodging cancellation policies. Any Dietary Restrictions:

6 Four ways to register: Website: (Credit Card Only) Fax: or (Credit Card Only) Mail: Georgia Real Estate Commission, Event #60562 Georgia Center for Continuing Education Conference Center & Hotel The University of Georgia Athens, Georgia Phone: or (Credit Card Only) (Mon.-Fri. from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET) The Georgia Real Estate Commission presents the GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting Thursday & Friday, December 2 and 3 The University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education Athens, Georgia An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Institution GREC 2010 Annual School Meeting (#60562) c/o Ellen Shea 3200 Presidential Drive Atlanta, GA 30340