Real estate changes so quickly these days - we're seeing major shifts every 18 months.
That's twice as often as what we saw ten years ago.
You know what that means for agents and property managers?
We've got to completely rethink how we stay ahead of the curve.
I've seen countless agents transform their businesses through online seminars, and here's the thing: they're crushing it without leaving their office chairs.
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Chapter 1: How to Pick the Perfect Real Estate Webinar
Picking the right webinar can make or break your learning experience.
Here's what I've learned after attending hundreds of these sessions and hosting quite a few myself.
1. Content That Matters
Start with what you actually need right now.
Are you struggling with digital marketing? Look for webinars that specifically address real estate social media strategies or SEO.
Want to up your sales game? Find sessions about modern closing techniques.
The goal is to walk away with strategies you can implement immediately in your business.
2. Speaker Quality Matters
You wouldn't take financial advice from someone who's broke, right?
Same goes for webinars.
Check out the speaker's track record.
Have they actually done what they're teaching?
I've seen too many agents waste time on sessions led by people who haven't sold a house in years.
Find speakers who are actively crushing it in today's market.
3. Interactive Learning Experience
The best webinars get you involved.
They're not just lectures - they're conversations.
You want Q&A sessions, case studies, and real-time problem-solving.
That's how you'll actually remember and use what you learn.
Plus, engaging with other agents during these sessions?
That's networking gold right there.
4. Professional Credits and Certifications
Some webinars count toward your continuing education requirements or professional certifications.
If you can learn something valuable AND knock out your CE credits?
That's a win-win.
Look for sessions approved by NAR or your state's real estate commission.
5. What Others Are Saying
Check the reviews.
What are other agents saying about these webinars?
Did they actually learn something useful?
Could they implement what they learned?
Real feedback from real agents tells you whether a webinar is worth your time.
6. Time and Money Investment
Time is money in real estate.
Make sure the webinar fits your schedule and budget.
Some of the best content out there is actually free or pretty affordable.
Organizations like ULI often provide high-quality webinars that won't break the bank.
Make sure you can access recordings too - you never know when a client meeting might pop up.
Making these evaluations before you commit to a webinar helps ensure you're investing your time wisely.
Remember, every hour spent learning should translate into dollars earned in your business.
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Chapter 2: Upcoming Online Learning Sessions
You want specific sessions that'll actually move the needle for your business? Check these out:
1. Technology and Innovation
"2025 Technology Trends: The Future of Real Estate & Emerging Tech Webinar" led by Dan Weisman, NAR's Director of Innovation Strategy, explores AI's transformative role in real estate, generative AI applications, and IoT developments.
This 38-minute session focuses on practical applications of emerging technologies that are reshaping the industry.
You'll walk away understanding exactly how AI can automate your follow-up sequences and how IoT devices are changing home showings.
2. Content Strategy Workshop
"Creating Your 2025 Real Estate Content Calendar" features YouTuber Devin Tryan at the Waikiki Yacht Club.
This hands-on workshop doesn't just talk about content - you'll build your actual content calendar for the next quarter, learn specific video optimization techniques that work right now, and develop strategies to keep your audience engaged.
You'll see exactly how to turn your market knowledge into content that attracts qualified leads.
3. Property Management Training
The "Virtual Property Management Training Program" scheduled for January 23, 2025, runs from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.
This isn't your typical boring compliance training.
The Los Angeles Housing and Community Investment Department breaks down property code compliance, rent stabilization, fair housing, and landlord/tenant law into actionable strategies.
You'll learn specific scenarios and how to handle them legally and efficiently.
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Chapter 3: Why These Online Learning Sessions Matter
Think about this: every minute you spend learning translates directly into better service for your clients.
Here's what makes these sessions worth your time:
Flexibility: You can participate from anywhere. I've seen agents close deals in the morning and catch up on training during lunch.
Expert Access: Learn directly from people who are actively succeeding in today's market.
Network Building: Make connections that actually lead to referrals and collaborations.
Smart Investment: Many high-quality sessions cost nothing or next to nothing.
Resource Library: Get recordings and materials you can reference whenever you need them.
Take Action Today
The real estate market keeps evolving, and staying competitive requires more than just knowledge - it demands action and the right tools.
AI-driven platforms like Ylopo integrate perfectly with everything you'll learn in these sessions.
From automated lead generation to sophisticated nurture campaigns, these systems help you implement advanced strategies efficiently.
Schedule a Ylopo demo to see exactly how these tools can amplify what you learn in your training sessions.
About the Author
Aaron “Kiwi” Franklin
Head of Growth
Aaron "Kiwi" Franklin is the Head of Growth at Ylopo and an innovative technologist and serial entrepreneur who has over 25 years of experience creating digital solutions for major brands and pioneering companies at the intersection of technology and real estate. His depth of expertise stems from leading development of the first website for Apple to founding a global community of over 1,000 elite athletes. Connect with me