PMAR Premier Education Series – 4th and final class!
A four-part series with nationally-recognized instructors, designed to help experienced agents sharpen strategy, strengthen systems, and operate with confidence.

Join nationally-recognized real estate educator and attorney Trista Curzydlo, Esq. for a timely look at litigation and industry issues that could significantly impact agents, brokerages, and the way real estate is practiced—and what Realtors® should be thinking about now to reduce risk and prepare for what may come next.

We’ll explore:

~ The latest antitrust litigation
~ Private and off-market listings and the evolving “portal wars”
~ FTC activity and market competition
~ Copyright risks involving listing photography and marketing
~ How changes in federal agency authority could affect real estate regulation
~ Practical risk-reduction for agents and brokers

• Tuesday, November 3rd, 1-3 p.m.
• Virtual
• 2 Oregon CE credits – attendees must be visible on camera to receive CE credit
• Included with PMAR membership; $49 for non-PMAR members

Instructor Trista Curzydlo, Esq. is an attorney and nationally recognized real estate educator with experience in law, government, consumer protection, and the REALTOR® association world. A graduate of Washburn University and Washburn University School of Law, Trista served as Assistant Legal Counsel to Kansas Governor Bill Graves before joining the District Attorney’s Office for the Eighteenth Judicial District of Kansas as an Assistant District Attorney assigned to the Consumer Fraud division. She later served as Government Affairs Director and Legal Counsel for the Wichita Area Association of REALTORS® and the South Central Kansas MLS. Today, Trista devotes her time to providing educational programs for real estate licensees across the country.

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