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District 99 Myers – Sep 26

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Can AI Make Real Estate Safer?

Do You Know Who You’re Meeting?

A new client calls and asks to see a property. Within an hour, you may be standing alone in a vacant house with someone you’ve never met.

Technology can add another layer of protection before that meeting ever takes place. Identity-verification tools such as FOREWARN can help you verify information about a prospective client and identify inconsistencies or potential warning signs before meeting face-to-face.

NAR also lists SafeShowings among its safety resources, while SentriLock’s SentriKey app includes an Agent Safety feature that can check in with an agent during a showing and alert designated emergency contacts if the agent doesn’t respond.

SAFETY RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY

Don’t Be Fooled By Phone Calls, Text, Email

In June, the DRE warned that scammers were calling consumers and real estate licensees while pretending to be DRE employees. Calls may concern a transaction or supposed commission dispute, with the caller creating urgency and pushing the recipient to respond quickly.

There’s one fact worth remembering: DRE says its initial contact about a matter of concern will come by LETTER, not by phone, text or email.

An unexpected caller who knows something about your business can sound convincing. Don’t let familiarity with the details substitute for verification.

LEARN MORE

| WATCH VIDEO FROM ABC NEWS >

She Was Showing a Home to a Client She Already Knew

Janice Tisdale wasn’t meeting a complete stranger. She had shown the prospective buyer several homes before agreeing to meet him at a vacant $750,000 property. But when she arrived, something felt wrong. What happened next nearly cost Tisdale her life—and became the experience she now uses to teach other real estate professionals about safety

Experience can make an unfamiliar situation feel routine. It doesn’t necessarily make it safer. 

No appointment, commission or client relationship is worth ignoring the instinct that tells you something isn’t right. 

CCAR ANNUAL SPONSORS

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District 99 Souza – Sep 26

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Can AI Make Real Estate Safer?

Do You Know Who You’re Meeting?

A new client calls and asks to see a property. Within an hour, you may be standing alone in a vacant house with someone you’ve never met.

Technology can add another layer of protection before that meeting ever takes place. Identity-verification tools such as FOREWARN can help you verify information about a prospective client and identify inconsistencies or potential warning signs before meeting face-to-face.

NAR also lists SafeShowings among its safety resources, while SentriLock’s SentriKey app includes an Agent Safety feature that can check in with an agent during a showing and alert designated emergency contacts if the agent doesn’t respond.

SAFETY RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY

Don’t Be Fooled By Phone Calls, Text, Email

In June, the DRE warned that scammers were calling consumers and real estate licensees while pretending to be DRE employees. Calls may concern a transaction or supposed commission dispute, with the caller creating urgency and pushing the recipient to respond quickly.

There’s one fact worth remembering: DRE says its initial contact about a matter of concern will come by LETTER, not by phone, text or email.

An unexpected caller who knows something about your business can sound convincing. Don’t let familiarity with the details substitute for verification.

LEARN MORE

| WATCH VIDEO FROM ABC NEWS >

She Was Showing a Home to a Client She Already Knew

Janice Tisdale wasn’t meeting a complete stranger. She had shown the prospective buyer several homes before agreeing to meet him at a vacant $750,000 property. But when she arrived, something felt wrong. What happened next nearly cost Tisdale her life—and became the experience she now uses to teach other real estate professionals about safety

Experience can make an unfamiliar situation feel routine. It doesn’t necessarily make it safer. 

No appointment, commission or client relationship is worth ignoring the instinct that tells you something isn’t right. 

CCAR ANNUAL SPONSORS

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District 99 Hall – Sep 26

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Can AI Make Real Estate Safer?

Do You Know Who You’re Meeting?

A new client calls and asks to see a property. Within an hour, you may be standing alone in a vacant house with someone you’ve never met.

Technology can add another layer of protection before that meeting ever takes place. Identity-verification tools such as FOREWARN can help you verify information about a prospective client and identify inconsistencies or potential warning signs before meeting face-to-face.

NAR also lists SafeShowings among its safety resources, while SentriLock’s SentriKey app includes an Agent Safety feature that can check in with an agent during a showing and alert designated emergency contacts if the agent doesn’t respond.

SAFETY RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY

Don’t Be Fooled By Phone Calls, Text, Email

In June, the DRE warned that scammers were calling consumers and real estate licensees while pretending to be DRE employees. Calls may concern a transaction or supposed commission dispute, with the caller creating urgency and pushing the recipient to respond quickly.

There’s one fact worth remembering: DRE says its initial contact about a matter of concern will come by LETTER, not by phone, text or email.

An unexpected caller who knows something about your business can sound convincing. Don’t let familiarity with the details substitute for verification.

LEARN MORE

| WATCH VIDEO FROM ABC NEWS >

She Was Showing a Home to a Client She Already Knew

Janice Tisdale wasn’t meeting a complete stranger. She had shown the prospective buyer several homes before agreeing to meet him at a vacant $750,000 property. But when she arrived, something felt wrong. What happened next nearly cost Tisdale her life—and became the experience she now uses to teach other real estate professionals about safety

Experience can make an unfamiliar situation feel routine. It doesn’t necessarily make it safer. 

No appointment, commission or client relationship is worth ignoring the instinct that tells you something isn’t right. 

CCAR ANNUAL SPONSORS

LeadHax logo/link

District 99 Fondnazio – Sep 26

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Can AI Make Real Estate Safer?

Do You Know Who You’re Meeting?

A new client calls and asks to see a property. Within an hour, you may be standing alone in a vacant house with someone you’ve never met.

Technology can add another layer of protection before that meeting ever takes place. Identity-verification tools such as FOREWARN can help you verify information about a prospective client and identify inconsistencies or potential warning signs before meeting face-to-face.

NAR also lists SafeShowings among its safety resources, while SentriLock’s SentriKey app includes an Agent Safety feature that can check in with an agent during a showing and alert designated emergency contacts if the agent doesn’t respond.

SAFETY RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY

Don’t Be Fooled By Phone Calls, Text, Email

In June, the DRE warned that scammers were calling consumers and real estate licensees while pretending to be DRE employees. Calls may concern a transaction or supposed commission dispute, with the caller creating urgency and pushing the recipient to respond quickly.

There’s one fact worth remembering: DRE says its initial contact about a matter of concern will come by LETTER, not by phone, text or email.

An unexpected caller who knows something about your business can sound convincing. Don’t let familiarity with the details substitute for verification.

LEARN MORE

| WATCH VIDEO FROM ABC NEWS >

She Was Showing a Home to a Client She Already Knew

Janice Tisdale wasn’t meeting a complete stranger. She had shown the prospective buyer several homes before agreeing to meet him at a vacant $750,000 property. But when she arrived, something felt wrong. What happened next nearly cost Tisdale her life—and became the experience she now uses to teach other real estate professionals about safety

Experience can make an unfamiliar situation feel routine. It doesn’t necessarily make it safer. 

No appointment, commission or client relationship is worth ignoring the instinct that tells you something isn’t right. 

CCAR ANNUAL SPONSORS

LeadHax logo/link

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Tue - Sep 29 | RPR Mobile AI CMA

Virtual | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm | Learn how RPR Mobile AI CMA helps you create professional, client-ready CMAs from your phone in minutes. Use AI-scored comps, apply your own market expertise, develop pricing strategies, and send branded reports—all without opening a laptop. | MORE + REGISTER >

Wed - Sep 30 | Building A Digital-First Real Estate Business

Virtual | 1:00 – 2:00 pm | Learn how to modernize your real estate business with digital-first workflows that improve efficiency and the client experience. Explore scalable processes for lead management, communications, paperless transactions, marketing, and smarter technology adoption. | MORE + REGISTER >

BROKERS & OFFICE MANAGERS

Wed - Sep 23 | NAR Broker Power Hour

Virtual | 10:00 – 11:00 am | FREE | Learn how to protect clients and transactions from increasingly sophisticated real estate fraud. This session covers emerging fraud threats, best practices for reducing risk, tools to help agents prevent scams, and ways your brokerage can support disaster recovery through the REALTORS® Relief Foundation. | MORE + REGISTER >

FORMS / REPORTS

Thu - Sep 24 | Transact: Creating A Transaction

Virtual | 9:00 – 9:40 am | FREE | Learn the fundamentals of Lone Wolf Transact, including how to create and navigate a transaction, add parties and paperwork, manage tasks and timelines, and work with property phases. This class is also available OnDemand. | MORE + REGISTER >

LEGAL & RISK MANAGEMENT

Wed - Sep 23 | CCAR Risk Management with Shannon B. Jones

Live Virtual | 9:00 am – 11:00 am | FREE to Members | Attorney Shannon B. Jones joins us once again to bring us all up to speed on current legal issues that impact REALTORS® every day—from new liabilities to the kinds of actions and cases her office is seeing the most in recent months. You’ll also get quick updates from CCAR staff and leadership. | MORE + REGISTER >

Wed - Sep 30 | CA Real Estate Disclosures Required by Law

Virtual | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | FREE | Strengthen your understanding of California disclosure requirements for 1–4 unit residential property sales. Review the C.A.R. Sales Disclosure Chart, current forms and resources, Residential Purchase Agreement requirements, and the differences between residential and commercial disclosures while learning how to use C.A.R.’s Forms Advisor and Forms Tutor. | MORE + REGISTER >

MARKETING

Mon - Sep 28 | Realtor.com Profile Mastery

Virtual | 8:00 – 9:00 am | FREE |  Learn how to optimize your free Realtor.com profile to boost visibility, showcase your brand and reviews, connect social media, and turn agent searches into new business opportunities. | MORE + REGISTER >

MLS

Thu - Sep 24 | Set It and Forget It with Paragon's Collaboration Center

Virtual | 2:00 – 4:00 pm | FREE |  Learn how to use Paragon’s Collaboration Center to enhance client communication and automate listing alerts. This course covers setting up client portals, managing buyer searches, tracking client feedback, receiving real-time notifications, and collaborating with buyers online from any device to deliver a more responsive, personalized experience. | MORE + REGISTER >

Wed - Sep 30 | LIVE Intro to Paragon

Live | CCAR, Walnut Creek | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm | FREE |  Build a strong foundation in Paragon MLS with this introductory, hands-on course. Learn how to customize your profile and settings, navigate the platform, search and manage results, organize contacts, use Collaboration Center, explore integrations and member benefits, and access Paragon Connect for mobile MLS. | MORE + REGISTER >

REALTOR SAFETY

Wed - Sep 23 | Your Best Asset Is Your Life: REALTOR® Safety Webinar

Virtual | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm | FREE | Led by Maurice Taylor, retired Army Master Sergeant and real estate industry leader, Tactical Awareness for Real Estate Professionals goes beyond basic safety tips to help you recognize warning signs of predatory behavior, stay alert during showings, and develop safety protocols to protect yourself and your clients. The focus is on recognizing risks early and helping prevent dangerous situations before they escalate. | MORE + REGISTER >

Fri - Sep 25 | C.A.R. REALTOR Safety

Virtual | Anytime | $49 | Learn simple, practical safety strategies to reduce risk when working with buyers and sellers, hosting open houses, and marketing online—helping protect both you and your clients. | MORE + REGISTER >

WOMEN+

Wed - Sep 23 | WomanUp! Live - Your Monthly Dose of Inspiration and Connection

Virtual | 11:00 am – Noon | FREE | Connect with fellow professionals, gain practical insights from industry leaders, and find inspiration through shared experiences at this engaging WomanUP!® community event. | MORE + REGISTER >

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