These non-real estate skills come in handy

March 01, 2024

You need industry knowledge and other expertise to succeed in real estate. Consider how these courses could improve your business.

Course	Where to Find Training	Possible Benefits to You
Leadership	REALTOR® and other associations Civic groups Universities	Become a better team leader, broker, or association volunteer Learn to think strategically Gain more perspective on your business
Public speaking	Communication courses Debate clubs Civic groups	Project confidence Become more persuasive Learn how to defend positions
Improvisation	Comedy classes and coaches Music classes	Practice responding quickly Improve creative thinking Attune your humor to your audience
Business etiquette	Universities Business programs Mentors	Refine how you do business Learn how to navigate sensitive situations Communicate more clearly
Organizing	Online classes Coaches Webinars	Gain skills to stay organized Build new systems for accountability Make sure nothing falls through the cracks

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These non-real estate skills come in handy

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Where to Find Training

Possible Benefits to You