CONTINUED EDUCATION FOR THE REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION PROFESSIONALS

Dick Norwood Real Estate Seminars has been offering continued education programs since 1994, the year CE became mandatory. We specialize in Real Estate Education from Continued Education classes,  Auction Continued Education and a variety of Sales Courses for new agents as well as seasoned veterans.Call  us today to discuss your Continued Education or training needs or you may contact us by email at                dnorreseminars@vnet.net    You may also check our class schedules at  www.auctionzip.com   under Dick Norwood Real Estate Seminars. Enter 2432 in Auctioneer ID block                  

ARE YOU BEHIND IN CE CREDITS- WE ARE STARTING CLASSES FOR AUCTION AND REAL ESTATE AFTER JULY 1, 2010. WE CAN GET YOU CURRENT AND BACK IN BUSINESS. CHECK OUT CLASS SCHEDULES OR CALL OR EMAIL NOW

GOOD NEWS- We are now accepting mastercard visa and Discover credit or debit cards as payment. Pay by cash check- or credit card- your choice

• Bringing the class room to you
  With the busy schedule of today's Real Estate Professional, finding time for the required Continued Educaton Course is almost impossible. Let us ease some of that burden by bringing the class right to your office. Call or e-mail us today to set up a schedule for your office. 
• Established Credibility
  We have over 30 years experience in marketing with knowledge gained from years of Brokerage Operations and personal knowledge. We are constantally working to bring you the latest and most up to date training materials with convenience at  economical prices. Call or email today. Sign our guest book and let usknow what you would like to have in Continued Education and Training Courses

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