real estate market and GNAR's strategic vision for providing quality professional development, you will find a depth of courses that will help you reach your goals for the year. by selecting courses that are timely and relevant. Our staff is committed to your comfort and satisfaction. They welcome you to our campus with a smile and a positive attitude while providing amenities such as a light breakfast, snacks and lunch when appropriate. passionate about helping those attending their classes find real value in the training they provide. The quality of instruction, variety of courses and convenient setting make GNAR a favorite course provider for Realtors in Middle Tennessee and beyond. For your convenience, GNAR offers online course registration at www.gnar.org. service. In 2013 we created a Realtor Lounge specifically for our members and guests on the go. You can surf the net on your own laptop, or use one of our iPads to check e-mail, RealTracs or catch up on your favorite social media outlets. Showing property after class? You can also update your Sentricard while on campus. We are committed to your comfort and connectibility while you are our guest. success strategy. GNAR has created an exciting schedule of learning opportunity that will benefit both you and your clients. Within this catalog you will find descriptions of courses that focus on technology, short sales and foreclosures, buyer and seller representation, marketing, staging, negotiating, commercial investment real estate, TAR contracts and much, much more. of distance learning courses available "on demand" and approved for continuing education credit. GNAR your choice for real estate education in 2014. 2014 GNAR President information, excellent presentations by keynote speakers and outstanding networking opportunities. Humanity remains a priority commitment for GNAR. We will build our 18 the year at a host of meetings and events! at the Middle Tennessee Realtors Convention at the new Music City Center. some important research lead by Georgia Tech's Ellen Dunham-Jones to be done in 2014 as part of the NashvilleNext initiative. Danny Herron joined GNAR Presidents Hagan Stone (2014) and Price Lechleiter (2013) to throw out the first pitch at a Nashville Sounds game to support The Home Run GNAR's walk/run event supporting Habitat for Humanity. |