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Lou Tulga provides information about New Mexico Real Estate Brokerage Relationships based on New Mexico Real Estate License Law and the Rules of the New Mexico Real Estate Commission.

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Real Estate School Spring 2008 Class Schedule

NOTICE: The New Mexico Real Estate Commission has now made clarification that those brokers who have been licensed after June 16, 2006 are not limited in any way to those courses on the Commission’s “Short List.” Those courses are recommended but not required of brokers in their first 3-Year Education Cycle as previously understood.

JANUARY Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Tuesday, January 8th 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

BROKER BASICS
Wednesday–Saturday, January 9–12th 8am-5pm
(30) Broker Pre-Licensing Credit Hours AND (10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

RISK REDUCTION ISSUES
Monday, January 14th 9am-4pm
(6) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

FEBRUARY Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Friday, February 1st 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

TRANSACTION BROKERAGE
Monday, February 4th 1pm-5pm
(4) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

BROKERAGE OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Tuesday through Friday, February 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th 8am-5pm
(30) QB Licensing Credit Hours AND (10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

UNDERSTANDING and USING RANM FORMS: 2008 UPDATE
Monday, February 11th 8:30am-4:30pm
(7) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $70.00

MARCH Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Monday, March 3rd 8th 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

RISK REDUCTION ISSUES
Tuesday, March 4th 9am-4pm
(6) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

UNDERSTANDING MEDIATION
Wednesday, March 5th 1pm-5pm
(4) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

APRIL Class Date & Time Details

DISCLOSURE IN REAL ESTATE
Wednesday, April 2nd 9am-4pm
(6) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Thursday, April 3rd 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

UNDERSTANDING and USING RANM FORMS: 2008 UPDATE
Monday, April 7th 8:30am-4:30pm
(7) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $80.00

BROKER BASICS
Monday–Thursday April 21st–24th 8am-5pm
(30) Broker Pre-Licensing Credit Hours AND (10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

MAY Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Thursday, May 1st 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

UNDERSTANDING and USING RANM FORMS 2008 UPDATE
Wednesday, May 7th 8:30am-4:30pm
(7) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $80.00

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Thursday, May 22nd 9am-4pm
(6) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

JUNE Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Wednesday, June 4th 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

TRANSACTION BROKERAGE
Friday, June 6th 1pm-5pm
(4) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

BROKERAGE OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Monday through Thursday, June 9, 10, 11, 12th 8am-5pm
(30) QB Licensing Credit Hours AND (10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

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Real Estate School Fall 2007 Class Schedule

SEPTEMBER Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Thursday, September 6th 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $80.00

BROKER BASICS
Thursday, September 20th 8am-5pm
Friday, September 21st 8am-5pm
Saturday, September 22nd 8am-5pm
Sunday, September 23rd 8am-2pm
(30) Pre-Broker License Credit and (10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

TRANSACTION BROKERAGE
Monday, September 24th 1pm-5pm
(8) Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

RISK REDUCTION ISSUES
Wednesday September 26th 9am-4pm
(6) Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

OCTOBER Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Monday, October 1st 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

Understanding Mediation
Tuesday, October 2nd 1pm-5pm
(4) Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

BROKER BASICS
Wednesday, October 3rd 8am-5pm
Thursday, October 4th 8am-5pm
Friday, October 5th 8am-5pm
Saturday, October 6th 8am-2pm
(30) Pre-Broker License Credit and
(10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIPS

Monday, October 22nd 1pm-5pm

(4) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $65.00

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT

Tuesday, October 23rd 9am-4pm

(6) Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

NOVEMBER Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Monday, November 5th 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

BROKER BASICS
Wednesday, November 7th 8am-5pm
Thursday, November 8th 8am-5pm
Friday, November 9th 8am-5pm
Saturday, November 10th 8am-2pm
(30) Pre-Broker License Credit and
(10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

DISCLOSURE IN REAL ESTATE
Monday, November 12th 9am-4pm
(6) Education Credit Hours. Cost $75.00

DECEMBER Class Date & Time Details

NMREC MANDATORY COURSE
Monday, December 3rd 8am-5pm
(8) CORE Credit Hours. Cost $85.00

QUALIFYING BROKER REFRESHER COURSE

Tuesday, December 11th 1pm-5pm

( Certificate Only) Cost $65.00

BROKER BASICS
Wednesday, December 12th 8am-5pm
Thursday, December 13th 8am-5pm
Friday, December 14th 8am-5pm
Saturday, December 15th 8am-2pm
(30) Pre-Broker License Credit and
(10) CE Education Credit Hours. Cost $250.00

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On Friday evening at the Inn of the Mountain Gods Al “Wink” Winkeljohn was named the Realtors Association of New Mexico REALTOR OF THE YEAR for 2007 for his superb lifetime contributions to the real estate industry. Al has served as Director of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors, the Realtors Association of New Mexico, and the National Association of Realtors and a member of the National Association of Realtors Professional Standards Committee.

Winkeljohn is noted for setting the bar of excellence in real estate education in New Mexico with his teaching and his good work as a member of the Writers Group for creation and revision of the New Mexico Real Estate Commission’s award winning “Mandatory Course.” He serves as liaison between the Commission and the Realtors Association of New Mexico and has served tirelessly since the 1980s as a member of the all-important Education Steering Committee to the New Mexico Real Estate Commission which approves courses and instructors for broker courses in New Mexico.

“Wink” has made a positive difference to the level of knowledge and skill in the New Mexico Real Estate Industry for over 30 years. This honor is fully deserved and I salute my friend and colleague, Al, “Wink” Winkeljohn!

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Lou Tulga & Associates is a member of the Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors®, Southwest Multiple Listing Service, the Realtor® Association of New Mexico and the National Association of Realtors®. Lou Tulga is Qualifying Broker. The company is located at 3200 Carlisle NE Suite 224 Albuquerque, NM 87110
Lou Tulga & Associates
3200 Carlisle NE, Suite 224
Albuquerque , New Mexico 87110
Voice : (505) 889-4569
Fax : (505) 212-0148
e-mail : loutulga@gmail.com

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Real Estate School Class Handouts

DISCLAIMER
Documents are provided to attendees of real estate classes instructed by Lou Tulga CCIM CRB solely for educational purposes and do not constitute legal or other advice. Downloading of materials is for personal use only and does not create assignment of ownership of document design or content.

Seller Disclosure Certification at Settlement/Signing
A Sample Truth in Lending Disclosure
A Sample Good Faith Estimate
HUD-1 Settlment Statement
Jack Guttentag’s Mortgage Glossary
PSI Exam Application
Lou Tulga’s Mandatory Exam Primer
Lou Tulga’s Brokerage Office Adminstration Contents
Lou Tulga’s Brokerage Relationship Analysis
Summary of Surface Owners Protection Act of 2007
Lou Tulga’s 2007 Purchase Agreement Cover Page Workbook
Lou Tulga’s Crib Sheet for 2007 RANM Purchase Agreement 7.A LOANS
NM Environment Department Liquid Waste Regulations
2007 NM Real Estate License Law and Rules
Criminal Background Check Form
Tim Covell,Esq.,”Transfer on Death Deed Brochure”
Annual Property Operating Data Form (APOD)
Digital Signature Guidelines Tutorial
Lou Tulga’s Keystroke Basics for the HP10B II Financial Calculator
English-Spanish Real Estate Glossary–Sample from Real Estate Center
PES Brokerage Relationship Choices–Diagram
PES Sample Only– One Page Buyer Agreement
PES Sample Only–Dual Facilitation–Transaction Broker
EPA’s “A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture,and Your Home”
EPA’s “Citizen’s Guide to Radon”
EPA’s “Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home”
Fair Housing Complaint Form
National Fair Housing Advocate Online
NAR Sample Do Not Call Policy
PES Buyer Information Packet
PES Buyers’ Condition and Repair Inspection Options
Sample C.L.U.E. Report
Insurance Score Report
Lou Tulga’s Financial Planning Class Worksheets
Real Estate Safety Council Personal Safety Guide
Field Guide to Real Estate Organizations
Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors
Fall 2007 Education Calendar
Realtor Code of Ethics 2008 English
Realtor Code of Ethics 2008 Spanish

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Real Estate School Legislative Handouts :

DISCLAIMER
Documents are provided to attendees of real estate classes instructed by Lou Tulga CCIM CRB solely for educational purposes and do not constitute legal or other advice. Downloading of materials is for personal use only and does not create assignment of ownership of document design or content.
2007 NM Real Estate License Law and Rules
Power of Attorney Act of 2007
Eminent Domain Act of 2007
Deed of Trust Act of 2007
Surface Owners Protection Act of 2007
Electonic Recording Act of 2007
Mechanic and Materialman Lien Act of 2007
Electonic Tax Schedules Act of 2007
Mortgage Loan Company and Loan Broker Act of 2007

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Mediation

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Real Estate School
Going To Real Estate School

Real estate school is simply a place where people go to learn about the world of real estate and how to become an agent. A good real estate school will teach you everything you need to know to pass an examination to obtain a realtors license. The schooling teaches you the specific laws governing real estate agents, including the code of ethics, real estate law, and other topics you will need to understand to pass the state exam.

There are quite a few different options you can choose from to get the training you need to become a real estate agent.

The internet offers you the option of taking courses online, which many people find very convenient. Correspondence courses via a video tape are another option, as is going to a community college for the class. Of these three options, many people are choosing the online home study program because it is so much easier to take courses online without disrupting one’s life.

With the option of an online real estate school, you can usually select the time you have available to participate in the class. However, some classes require a specific time that you need to join the class, if they are taught live.

If you cannot reconcile your schedule to the course schedule, a correspondence course may be a better option. This allows you to have complete control over your studies, and it allows you to go over the materials as many times as you need to.

Going to a community college requires the student to follow a class schedule on set days to study. The classroom has a teacher that will instruct you throughout the entire course. This way of learning is ideal for people who might need a more structured learning environment. Although an online class does have a teacher that you can ask questions, it is normally done via email or phone.

Another option that is not known about by many potential students is obtaining your training through the realtor’s office itself. Some realtor firms hold classes in their office that teach you everything you need to pass a realtor license exam. This type of training also covers other areas of selling and buying real estate.

When you think about how to choose a real estate school, you should consider your time, lifestyle, learning abilities and how serious you are about selling and buying real estate. If you want to become a realtor and work for a company, you might consider the realtor that offers the classes with intent on hiring you when you pass the license exam. If you are unsure of exactly how you plan to use your license, either as an independent agent or some other way, you might consider a school environment that has class participation.

With the variety of options available, nearly any can find a real estate school that works for them. Once you complete real estate school, you should have the knowledge you need to pass the exam to get a real estate license.

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In order to become a licensed real estate agent you must first attend a real estate school, and then pass your state’s real estate license examination. Real estate law and procedures vary from state to state, so passing the real estate examination in one state does not give you the right to conduct business in other states. In other words, you will need to pass the real estate license examination in every state in which you intend to do business.

But the first step to get into real estate is to decide on a real estate school. There are many programs available in every state, and online real estate school is also becoming a popular option for many students. With so many choices though, how can you know which real estate school to choose?

When considering a real estate school, whether a traditional “brick and mortar” school or an online school, it pays to be cautious. There are new real estate schools that have basically written their own course material, and you should be especially skeptical of these schools for a variety of reasons.

Primarily, the best real estate schools will use courses written by recognized authors and real estate experts such as Crawford or Coleman. These courses have been tested over time, and ensure that you receive a solid foundation in real estate procedures, sales, laws and best practices.

For many people, time is their greatest concern in completing real estate school and obtaining their state license. In these situations, online real estate schools can be a wonderful alternative. Working professionals with families and children may not have time in their busy schedules for a traditional real estate school; but almost anyone can make time for online real estate study, as it allows a much greater degree of flexibility.

When considering an online real estate school, make sure that the school allows one full year to complete the pre-license coursework. A few schools, particularly fly-by-night organizations, will allow only a few months to complete the coursework. However, if you should have any trouble with the specific section of the course, you could find yourself in trouble, and your tuition for the school could be wasted. Insist upon real estate schools with a one year allotment to complete all courses.

Even though online real estate schools are much more convenient and flexible than their traditional counterparts, they are not all created the same. Check that the online school you are considering offers seven day a week support from an instructor. Cheaper real estate schools will sometimes offer 48 hour, or even 72 hour call returns or e-mail replies to your questions. Obviously, most busy professionals do not have that kind of time to waste on a simple question.

After completing real estate school you will be considered a licensed real estate sales “associate.” But you will still need to sit for the state real estate licensing examination in order to be a licensed realtor.

Real estate is a wonderful career that offers enormous potential for financial growth and security. And the path to becoming a licensed realtor begins with your choice of real estate school. Shop around and compare carefully to find the best real estate school to fit your schedule and budget.

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Becoming a real estate agent is an exciting process that can lead to a prosperous and satisfying career; your first step toward becoming a realtor is to enroll in an accredited real estate license school to prepare you for your state’s real estate licensure exam.

There is certainly no shortage of real estate license schools in the US — every state has dozens of real estate license programs, and there are specialized online schools as well. The goal of these schools is to prepare you to be a licensed realtor; however, the schools themselves do not license you for your occupation. Only your state can do that. Therefore, it is the goal of the school to educate you on real estate law and practices in your state so that you will be able to pass a state real estate licensure exam.

In order to enroll in a real estate license school, most states require that you have a high school diploma or equivalency degree (GED). The school you choose must also be recognized in your state as a legitimate real estate license school. This is an important consideration if you’re thinking about enrolling in an online real estate license school — be sure the program is recognized in your specific state, as every state has different real estate licensure requirements.

These days, more and more real estate license applicants are choosing online education over the traditional classroom. Advances in computer technology and the Internet have made online real estate license schools highly competitive and cost efficient. Even many “traditional” classroom-based schools are offering a percentage of their coursework online, for the convenience of working professionals enrolled in the course.

The real advantage of an online real estate license school is the flexibility it offers students. For full-time working moms and dads, the ability to study for their real estate exam at home, and at their own pace, can be a Godsend. After all, it may not always be easy to make it to class on time when you have a full-time job and a full-time family; but your home computer is always available, and nearly anyone can make time in their busy schedule for online study.

So how do you choose the best real estate license school for you? First, check out the different options in your area. You also want to consider your own personal study habits. For example, are you a self starter who can study at your own pace with an online program? Or do you require the stimulation and peer pressure of sitting in a traditional classroom to motivate you to do well? There is no right or wrong answer here; different people have different motivational styles, and you’ll simply have to do an honest assessment to determine what works best for you.

If you find that you are a self starter, and are capable of independent study, you will usually find that online real estate license schools are somewhat cheaper, and offer the convenience of studying at your own pace over time. Of course, this kind of independent study is not for everyone; but if flexibility and fitting study times into your existing schedule is a primary concern, you’ll definitely want to consider an online real estate license school.

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Studying for a license to sell residential and commercial property can lead to lifelong income-earning opportunities, but choosing a real estate school online is not always as simple as it seems. In this article, we will guide you through the basics of online real estate training and the personal qualities necessary to succeed as a realtor.

First and foremost, a realtor is a salesperson. This means that the individual should have a solid sales background and authoritative knowledge of their local real estate market. Additionally, qualities such as perseverance and an impressive personal presence will also help budding real estate agents to succeed.

But the first step toward becoming a licensed realtor is to attend a real estate school, and more and more would-be realtor’s are choosing to attend real estate school online. Online schools provide scheduling flexibility that allows the student to study at their own pace. Because many real estate school students are already working professionals, the flexibility of studying online is a big selling point for web-based real estate schools.

Working parents, with families and busy social lives, may find that they have little time to attend a traditional classroom for real estate training. Attending real estate school online makes things much easier, and the student can normally study the course material at their own pace.

Another big advantage of studying online is that many online programs tend to be less expensive than traditional real estate school. The student can also take advantage of online video and other multimedia training tools available with their coursework. Normally, no special software or downloadable programs are necessary, and only a bare minimum of computer skills are required to complete real estate school online.

Online real estate schools also cater to the needs of established realtors who desire to renew their licenses, or update their training in specific areas, such as selling or leasing commercial real estate. Because these professionals already have very busy work schedules, a real estate school online makes sense for renewing an existing license or seeking additional training.

With so many different real estate schools online, it is important to thoroughly check out each option, comparing tuition prices and the level of personal consultation available with each program. For example, some online real estate schools offer a 24 hour response to any student inquiries. Others may take as long as 72 hours to respond to a simple question.

It is also important that the online real estate school you choose is recognized in your state. State real estate laws vary widely and a real estate school online must be approved in your specific state to allow you to take the license exam. Normally, the student must also hold a high school diploma or GED in order to be accepted into a real estate school online.

Remember, that neither an online real estate school, or a traditional classroom, and can grant you a real estate license — only the state licensing board can do that. A real estate school online will simply train you thoroughly in your state’s real estate law and procedures, to enable you to sit for the licensing exam.

With advances in computer technology and Internet speeds, more students are opting to attend real estate school online over the traditional “brick and mortar” classroom.

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Why are so many professionals choosing to attend online real estate school? There are lots of reasons, with convenience, price and flexibility being just a few. The fact is online real estate school is becoming more popular every year. Many people just don’t have time to adjust their schedules to a traditional classroom learning environment. An online real estate school simplifies the process of studying for your real estate license, and increases your chances of success.

So you’ve decided to get into real estate? Congratulations. For many people, especially those with sales experience or training, real estate can be a great career choice. The opportunities for financial success are greater in real estate than nearly any other profession. After all, they’re not making any more land!

But becoming a realtor requires more than just a desire to sell homes. The prospective real estate agent should be doggedly persistent, have a polished personal presence, and an encyclopedic knowledge of their local real estate market.

But first things first; before you can even fill out a job application, you need to obtain a state license to sell real estate, and that means enrolling in a real estate school. An online real estate school is usually an easier — and cheaper — option for most working adults. And Internet technology has progressed to the point where studying for your real estate exam online provides nearly as much personal attention and interaction with course facilitators as actually attending a traditional classroom course.

Of course, the big problem with traditional real estate classroom courses is that the individual must rearrange their schedule around class and exam times. In some cases, this could mean taking time off work, hiring babysitters or postponing important family events. A far better option is to study at your own pace with an online real estate school.

An online real estate school will operate in a very different way than traditional classroom study. In a traditional classroom, for example, a teacher will normally lecture for most of the class time, and perhaps take questions or give out assignments at the end of the period.

But with an online real estate school, course times are almost entirely up to the student. You can choose to begin a specific course when it is convenient for you, and if you need to pause halfway through and return to the material tomorrow, that’s no problem at all. Most online coursework consists of video and audio lectures, which can be viewed or listen to at the student’s convenience. Additionally, there are course books and diagrams which can be printed at any time.

For most adults, an online real estate school offers the best choice for convenient scheduling, reasonable tuition fees, and personal interaction. However, individuals who do not do well with independent study may prefer a traditional classroom over an online real estate school. The nature of an online school requires the student to be responsible for completing assignments on their own. Younger students may not be ready for this level of responsibility, but for those who are responsible self-starters, online real estate school can be ideal.

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Born in Nebraska and raised in Chicago, Lou Tulga graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and received a BA degree in History and an MA degree in Biblical Literature from Wheaton College in Illinois. Lou received the PhD in Classical History from the Ohio State University.
He was an Instructor in the Department of History at Ohio State University, Assistant Professor in the Department of History at the University of New Mexico and Associate Professor in the Department of History at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Lou entered the field of real estate in 1972 and has been a licensed real estate broker in New Mexico since 1973. He was President/Broker of Century 21 Nationwide Realty, Manager of the Walker-Hinkle Commercial Real Estate Division and currently is Qualifying Broker for Lou Tulga & Associates Realtors®.
In 1991 Lou formed Professional Educational Services offering premier education courses in the field of real estate for brokers and sales associates and authored a number of courses approved for Real Estate Continuing Education by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission.
Lou is a member of the real estate faculty of CNM (Central New Mexico Community College) and a faculty member of the Graduate Realtor® Institute (GRI). Lou, widely regarded a premier real estate educator, has authored numerous courses approved by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission and is certified by the Commission as instructor for over 20 courses approved for real estate continuing education credit.
Lou is a member of the Writer’s Group which authors the Commission’s flag-ship Mandatory Course required of all real estate licensees in New Mexico. The Mandatory Course has been recognized by the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials (ARELLO) for first place honors for continuing education course writing excellence. Lou directly participated in group-authoring of the New Mexico Real Estate Commission’s Brokerage Office Administration Course required of all newly-minted Qualifying Brokers in New Mexico.
He served for 20 years on the New Mexico Real Estate Commission’s Education Steering Committee which recommends approval of real estate courses and certification of real estate instructors. Lou has served on two separate panel providing revision of the New Mexico Real Estate Commission’s Rules
Lou’s graduate level professional education includes receiving the prestigious CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) Designation from the Commercial Real Estate Institute, an Affiliate of the National Association of Realtors® and the CRB (Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager) from the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers, also an Affiliate of the National Association of Realtors®. Lou served as the New Mexico CCIM Chapter President.
Lou’s involvement with the Realtor® organization includes serving as Vice-President and Director of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors®, President and Director of the Realtors® Association of New Mexico and Director of the National Association of Realtors® .
Committee involvement include s service as Chairperson of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors® Professional Standards Committee, Chairperson of the Realtors® Association of New Mexico Professional Standards Committee, Chairperson of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors® Mediation Committee, Chairperson of the Realtors® Association of New Mexico Strategic Planning Committee, Chairperson of the National Association of Realtors® Commercial Investment Committee and the National Association of Realtors® Risk Management Committee. He has also served on several Presidential Advisory Groups for the National Association of Realtors®.
Honors include receiving of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors® “Salesperson of the Year” and “Realtor® of the Year.” Lou was named the National Association of Realtors® “Real Estate Instructor of the Year for Small State.” Lou was named “Instructor of the Year” by the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors® and “Realtor of the Year” for the Realtors® Association of New Mexico.
Lou is a trained mediator and has received certificates from the National Academy of Conciliators, the Realtors Association of New Mexico in conjunction with the University of New Mexico School of Law, the Rosenthal Group, Inc., in conjunction with faculty of the Pepperdine University Law School, and the University of New Mexico School of Law.

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