Thursday, May 26, 2005
TAMPA IS 'SUPER'
The Super Bowl heads back to Tampa in 2009, a move that increases demand within the rental market for homes and condos. It's Tampa's fourth time -- following 1984, 1991 and 2001 -- to host the year's most-watched football game. NFL officials considered Tampa's proposal stronger than its three competitor's, Atlanta, Houston and Miami. The city also received a lot of support from the owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Malcolm Glazer. "We have a city that is just crazy about sports. It is a wonderful partnership that we have had with the NFL since 1984," says Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
GTAR classes
GET YOUR BUSINESS UP AND RUNNING IN 30 DAYS!
This New Agent Success Plan (NASP) is designed to help you build a better sales team. Realnet Learning Services has developed this program specifically for new agents. The NASP was designed to provide busy broker/owners with a reliable source of training for their new agents. In the NASP, agents will receive important skills-based training on how to get their business up and running in 30 days, including how to: Create a business plan and manage time; Prospect and acquire customers; Develop and deliver a listing presentation; Prepare an offer and handle objections; Manage the transaction; Build a referral network; Retain customers; Measure and track results; plus much more. This will be held on June 6th and 7th in the GTAR Auditorium. The cost to attend is $345. To register, visit http://www.mmsi-ecom.com/tampa/edu/.
Remodeling Class for Homeowners
The Hillsborough County Cooperative Extension Service will be offering “Secrets of Successful Remodeling,” June 4 from 9:00 a.m. –12:30 p.m. at Hillsborough County Extension office in Seffner, 5339 County Road 579. The class is designed to educate homeowners about the home remodeling process. It is an opportunity for residents to learn from the experts and ask questions before they start a remodeling project. Speakers include a building contractor, an entomologist, and a Tampa Electric Energy Analyst. The class will help homeowners learn how to plan a remodeling project, about features that can be added to a home to increase energy and water efficiency, how to avoid termite problems, how to avoid mold problems, and about utility incentive programs that can help finance the cost of energy upgrades. Participants will receive a free copy of Building, Buying, or Remodeling Your Florida Home ($10 value). Book distribution will be limited to one per household and a person must attend the class to receive the book at no charge. Thanks to the continued support of local sponsors there is no cost for the program. However, seating and materials are limited, so pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Fernandez at (813)744-5519 extension 137 or at jcfern@ifas.ufl.edu or register online at http://hillsboroughfcs.ifas.ufl.edu/ . For persons with disabilities requiring special accommodations, please contact Jennifer at least five working days prior to the program so that proper consideration may be given to the request. Program supporters include Hillsborough County Extension Service, Tampa Bay Water, Hillsborough County Development Services, Impact Pest Management Inc., Tampa Bay Builders Association, Greater Tampa Association of REALTORS®, Hillsborough County Water Department, and Tampa Electric.
Is Your Home Ready for Hurricane Season?
Due to popular demand, Hillsborough County Extension will again be offering the class “Preparing & Reinforcing Your Home for Hurricane Season.” The class will be held on June 11, from 9:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. in the GTAR Auditorium. There is no cost to attend. Seating is limited and pre-registration is required. Residents can register by calling Jennifer at (813)744-5519 x137 or online at http://hillsborough.extension.ufl.edu. The class will be an opportunity for residents to learn what steps they can take to prepare their home for the upcoming hurricane season. Class topics will include: tree care and protection; evaluating residential structures; reinforcing windows, garage doors and trusses; and preventing mold problems. Presentations will be given by a county forester, a professional engineer who is a disaster first responder, a building contractor, an Extension Agent, and a Hillsborough County building official. People with disabilities requiring special accommodations please contact Jennifer at least five working days prior to the program so that proper consideration may be given to your request. Program partners include Bracken Engineering, Hillsborough County Extension, Hillsborough County Planning & Growth Management, Lowe’s, American Home Construction & Renovations, and the Tampa Bay Builders Association.
This New Agent Success Plan (NASP) is designed to help you build a better sales team. Realnet Learning Services has developed this program specifically for new agents. The NASP was designed to provide busy broker/owners with a reliable source of training for their new agents. In the NASP, agents will receive important skills-based training on how to get their business up and running in 30 days, including how to: Create a business plan and manage time; Prospect and acquire customers; Develop and deliver a listing presentation; Prepare an offer and handle objections; Manage the transaction; Build a referral network; Retain customers; Measure and track results; plus much more. This will be held on June 6th and 7th in the GTAR Auditorium. The cost to attend is $345. To register, visit http://www.mmsi-ecom.com/tampa/edu/.
Remodeling Class for Homeowners
The Hillsborough County Cooperative Extension Service will be offering “Secrets of Successful Remodeling,” June 4 from 9:00 a.m. –12:30 p.m. at Hillsborough County Extension office in Seffner, 5339 County Road 579. The class is designed to educate homeowners about the home remodeling process. It is an opportunity for residents to learn from the experts and ask questions before they start a remodeling project. Speakers include a building contractor, an entomologist, and a Tampa Electric Energy Analyst. The class will help homeowners learn how to plan a remodeling project, about features that can be added to a home to increase energy and water efficiency, how to avoid termite problems, how to avoid mold problems, and about utility incentive programs that can help finance the cost of energy upgrades. Participants will receive a free copy of Building, Buying, or Remodeling Your Florida Home ($10 value). Book distribution will be limited to one per household and a person must attend the class to receive the book at no charge. Thanks to the continued support of local sponsors there is no cost for the program. However, seating and materials are limited, so pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Fernandez at (813)744-5519 extension 137 or at jcfern@ifas.ufl.edu or register online at http://hillsboroughfcs.ifas.ufl.edu/ . For persons with disabilities requiring special accommodations, please contact Jennifer at least five working days prior to the program so that proper consideration may be given to the request. Program supporters include Hillsborough County Extension Service, Tampa Bay Water, Hillsborough County Development Services, Impact Pest Management Inc., Tampa Bay Builders Association, Greater Tampa Association of REALTORS®, Hillsborough County Water Department, and Tampa Electric.
Is Your Home Ready for Hurricane Season?
Due to popular demand, Hillsborough County Extension will again be offering the class “Preparing & Reinforcing Your Home for Hurricane Season.” The class will be held on June 11, from 9:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. in the GTAR Auditorium. There is no cost to attend. Seating is limited and pre-registration is required. Residents can register by calling Jennifer at (813)744-5519 x137 or online at http://hillsborough.extension.ufl.edu. The class will be an opportunity for residents to learn what steps they can take to prepare their home for the upcoming hurricane season. Class topics will include: tree care and protection; evaluating residential structures; reinforcing windows, garage doors and trusses; and preventing mold problems. Presentations will be given by a county forester, a professional engineer who is a disaster first responder, a building contractor, an Extension Agent, and a Hillsborough County building official. People with disabilities requiring special accommodations please contact Jennifer at least five working days prior to the program so that proper consideration may be given to your request. Program partners include Bracken Engineering, Hillsborough County Extension, Hillsborough County Planning & Growth Management, Lowe’s, American Home Construction & Renovations, and the Tampa Bay Builders Association.
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