At a Glance – 10/16/27
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The SCAOR Card – Issue #012 – Membership
Welcome to the SCAOR September REALTOR® membership report!
- Year to date, we have 214 new members, with 25 being added in September.
| Date | Member Name |
| 9/5/17 | Rebeca Heistand |
| 9/5/17 | Michael Reamy |
| 9/5/17 | Berley Mears |
| 9/5/17 | Margaret Poisson |
| 9/6/17 | Jennifer Casamento |
| 9/7/17 | Mark LaFlamme |
| 9/13/17 | Dale Strohmaier |
| 9/13/17 | William Crooks |
| 9/13/17 | Joan M Hynes |
| 9/14/17 | Nancy Domchick |
| 9/14/17 | Ellyne Gale |
| 9/14/17 | Robert McVey III |
| 9/15/17 | Joseph Laughran |
| 9/19/17 | Stacy Diehl |
| 9/20/17 | Mary Ann Benyo |
| 9/21/17 | Neil Elmore |
| 9/21/17 | Alvin Veirs |
| 9/21/17 | John Schatzschneider |
| 9/21/17 | Lynette Griffin |
| 9/21/17 | Richard McKinley |
| 9/26/17 | Bradley Barros |
| 9/27/17 | Julie Burnshaw |
| 9/27/17 | Donna M Hardy |
| 9/27/17 | Ronald Mercante |
| 9/28/17 | Christine H Grace |
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The SCAOR Card – Issue #012
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The SCAOR Card – Issue #012 – From the CEO’s Desk
Hello members,
The FY 2017 year is coming to an end which means that the 2018 Installation is on the horizon. If you have not marked your calendars, please reserve November 30 at 4 pm to welcome a new slate of Officers and Directors. President-elect Chris Lind has chosen SCAOR has the location for the festivities. Come out and support the 2018 SCAOR President!
Other important news includes transitioning to Bright MLS on December 11. Every Thursday we post Bright MLS information and within this SCAOR card you will see there are several MLS training dates already scheduled. Stay ahead of the training curve by attending a training workshop early on.
By now the 2017 Lockbox Exchange should be complete. If you still have questions or issues, please contact Andrew Mason at SCAOR. With Ben Kunde departing for Bright MLS, Andrew will take over as Sentrilock Customer Service Manager.
Lastly, SCAOR dues will be invoiced the first week of October. The dues will remain at $260 annually (January 1 through December 31, 2018).
Thank you for allowing me to serve you, and if you ever need anything please contact me at merritt@scaor.com.
Sincerely,
Merritt Burke IV
CEO
The SCAOR Card – Issue #012 – General Membership Meeting Recap
If you were at the General Membership meeting, then you know that we covered a *lot* of valuable information for the coming months. Feel free to review any of the presentations:
- SCAOR Staff Update – The SCAOR Staff each gave updates on their respective areas. Click here to view the slide deck from that presentation.
- Bright MLS – We were honored to have Robert Andress share the upcoming Bright MLS changes. As well as announce the training dates to the membership.
- DAR Legislative Update – Maria Evans from DAR Shared a legislative update with us.
- RPAC Update – Liz Demorest & Lauren Facemire from NAR attended and shared a lot of valuable RPAC information for our members.
- Congratulations to John Bohne for winning free SCAOR Dues for 2108, and to Bruce Plummer for winning a free facility rental on SCAOR.
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The SCAOR Card – Issue #012 – Bright MLS Training Dates Announced
We’ve just confirmed the following dates at SCAOR for Bright MLS training (with more possibly happening). Stay tuned for a future email to register!
- Friday, Nov 17
- Monday, Nov 27
- Wednesday, Nov 29
- Monday, Dec 4
- Monday, Dec 11
- Wednesday, Dec 20
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Tech Tip Tuesday – #079 – Matrix Client Portal New Features
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Today’s Tip:
Today, we go over some of the new features in Matrix’s client portal.
At a Glance – 10/02/17
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At a Glance – 09/25/17
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Tech Tip Tuesday – #078 – Getting FREE User Feedback Using Google Forms
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Today’s Tip:
Today’s Tech Tip Tuesday, we’ll be talking about how to collect feedback from your clients using Google Forms for free. Click here to try it out!
When you’re working with a large list of people, and want to get their feedback on something…It’s sometimes useful to create an online form for them to share their thoughts. That way, you can get a feel for the collective opinions of others without talking to each of them. You can also use Google Forms to register people for events.
So, let’s make a form and get a better idea of how this works! First, if you don’t already have a Google account, you’ll need to sign up for one. The process is super-easy. Then, you head to forms.google.com, and click on the plus sign.
There’s a few things to notice on this new page. First, the two tabs at the top called Questions (the side your viewers will see) and Responses (only you and other people who have been specified can see).
So lets say we want some feedback from people. We’ll set up the name. Add an email so we can write them back if we need to. And a few questions.
Each of these questions can be set up with the question type that suits you best.