12.15.06

Dearborn Publishing Touts Title Book for Real Estate Schools

Posted in Education, Land Title Technical Stuff, Regulation of Insurers and Banks, Value of a title searcher at 6:26 pm by Jeanne

From: Dearborn Real Estate Education [mailto:realestate@dearborn.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 2:50 PM
To: Melissa Kleeman
Subject: Build Your Client Base in a Softening Real Estate Market

Add Value by Offering Education to Agents with a Turnkey Course -Title Insurance for Real Estate Professionals
Looking for ways to have agents and brokers switch their alliances to you and your members? Give them a reason. Show them you truly know the Title Insurance business not just with the products you sell, but with the industry knowledge you possess.

Dearborn Real Estate Education, the leading publisher in real estate training for nearly 50 years, has created Title Insurance for Real Estate Professionals, a basic overview of the industry, giving you one more way to do just that.

Created as a course-in-a-box, Title Insurance for Real Estate Professionals is available with everything from booklets for students to instructor resources with PowerPoint slides from which to teach, including suggested topics and time per subject, and more, all designed as a “non- commercial” way to build relationships with real estate professionals.

The course was designed to be taught for real estate continuing education credit,* or as an educational seminar that can be given in a “lunch and learn” type setting. Spend quality time educating agents, establish yourself as an industry expert and then add a few minutes at the beginning or end of the course to tell them about the benefits of your organization.

Written by industry expert Jeanie W. Johnson, the course takes fundamentals and applies them to real life closing and title scenarios. When completed, professionals will be able to:

Explain what title insurance does and does not do
Identify red flag title issues for customers when they are listing, selling, mortgaging and closing property
Explain title work in plain English to agents, sellers, buyers and borrowers
Explain how liens and encumbrances legally attach to property
Determine how to remove unwanted items on title
Follow how title companies investigate and put together title work
Explain how title companies protect themselves and their customers from mishandling of closing funds, fraud, forgery, and a host of title issues
Jeanine W. (Jeanne) Johnson worked for over twenty- five years as a real estate agent and closer, then as an abstractor, closer, examiner, and Vice President of Old Republic National Title. She has authored a number of books, most notably Principles of Abstracting and Land Records Management; Title Examination for Title Insurers; Reading and Drawing Legal Descriptions; and most recently Title Insurance for Real Estate Professionals. She currently authors, consults, conducts seminars, and speaks at conventions and association meetings.

To learn more about offering this course in a box, and about bulk discounts, call your account representative at (800) 621-9621.

*In order to offer an approved continuing education course for credit, the course and instructors must be approved by the state in which the course is being offered. For information on how to do this, contact your account rep or state real estate commission.
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