SANTO DOMINGO. – Tomorrow, July 7th, at 10:00 AM, set aside some time in your schedule and tune in to the free webinar that renowned Spanish mentor Carlos Rentalo will be hosting, organized by the Association of Real Estate Agents and Companies (AEI).
"Three effective ways to scale a real estate agent's business" is the title of the meeting, aimed at real estate brokers and professionals in the real estate sector interested in continuing to climb the ladder of the profession.
"A small change can generate big results in your real estate business. See you Thursday at the webinar organized courtesy of the AEI," posted Rentalo, who assures that at the virtual event, they will show participants three strategies to grow their company.
"Having a growth plan is essential. Personal brand visibility, specialization, and follow-up are some of the aspects that will come into play when growing your real estate business," the AEI highlights in the event's promotion.
About Carlos Rentalo
On his website he defines himself as a mentor, real estate business consultant and international speaker.
"Since 2017 I have been helping brokers, associations, developers and real estate agents improve their businesses with a method that gives them greater visibility, confidence and sales, all while enjoying life more.".
Among his experience at conferences, he mentions that he has been a speaker at important real estate events such as Inmociónate in Spain, the Realtors Congress in the United States, the AEI Congress in the Dominican Republic, the Acobir Congress in Panama, the Fedelonjas Congress in Cartagena de Indias, and the Acbir Azuay and Guayas Congresses in Ecuador, among others.
About the AEI
The AEI has been founded for 32 years, promoting the training and professional development of real estate agents and the unity of the sector.
“Our efforts are directed towards the companies affiliated with our association and society with the aim of serving as an intermediary and facilitator in the relationships of the companies that make up the real estate sector, seeking to avoid unfair competition, putting into practice the principles prescribed in our Code of Ethics.”.
Its purposes include regulating and creating the basis for joint ventures, preventing unfair competition through its disciplinary conciliatory power, promoting cooperation among its members, disseminating information to keep its members up-to-date, offering technical assistance through courses and workshops, striving for uniformity in the forms and documents used in carrying out operations, and supporting the legitimate interests of its members by providing the necessary professional assistance and guidance, among others.
