Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting, the risk of litigation is real—and growing. This one-hour webinar, “Staying Out of Court, ” will equip REALTORS® with the knowledge to not only survive but also thrive in today’s real estate climate. And here’s the best news: Attendees will learn how to head off lawsuits before they even start—and protect their businesses in the process!
The presenter at this event, Robert Brand, is a leading expert in real estate risk management. Mr. Brand will cover these key topics:
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How to Stay Protected in a Changing Market - Strategies to reduce legal risk when market conditions shift.
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AVID Strategies You Can Apply Immediately - Practical steps to properly complete Agent Visual Inspection Disclosures and minimize liability.
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Clear Guidance on the RPA - A comprehensive exploration of high-risk areas in the current Residential Purchase Agreement.
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Social Media Liability - Examples of common online posting mistakes that can lead to legal issues, and how to avoid them.
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Top 5 Disclosure Questions Answered - Straightforward answers to the most common and confusing disclosure questions agents face.
Thursday, June 12th
10:00 - 11:00
Live via 
About the Speaker:
Robert Brand, renowned for leading California's top seminars on property condition disclosure strategies, is a speaker known for his practical approach. He expertly translates courtroom strategies into real-world applications for real estate professionals. Formerly a licensed general contractor, Brand has inspected thousands of residential properties. His current roles include working as a litigation consultant, contributing to REALTOR magazine, and speaking about effective disclosure techniques. His presentations have been well-received by thousands of real estate agents, who have benefited from his insights.
PSAR's mission is to empower real estate professionals.
Since 1928, the Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® has played a significant role in shaping the history, growth & development of the Real Estate industry in San Diego County.