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For those of you who use the IPad for seller presentations, I get all the tech side but how do you position yourself so clients can see it and you can see them? Doesn't the small screen cause an issue when you have more than two people involved?

Is anyone using RealtyJuggler? Is it worth the money and why do you like it or not? I keep seeing their special pricing offer and am considering dumping Top Producer anyway.

Is it worth the money to get a broker's license in NJ?

Actually want to teach.

Have 6 boxes of pens, at least that many pads, and various tokens like magnetic business cards - agency just sold to another franchise - gonna have these for my personal use through 2099:-)

right - just curious if anyone thought it was worth the money to do in this market - about a grand to take the course

I use Keynote on the iPad and on my phone I use Keynote Remote. This way you can position the iPad in front of the clients and control the presentation with the iPhone.

I'll add a comment... we're using a combo of the iPad and plain ole' paper. Reason? Because I do NOT want to leave our pricing recommendations & logic with them so a "not so prepared" agent can use our data to argue for, or against their own recommendations. Thus, all specific pricing data is on the iPad - along with some marketing info we don't want spread around.

As I see this conversation progress one thought keeps coming to mind. make sure YOU are the focus and not the device. Make sure the device stays an aid. My slides are light in information; just key thoughts. The dialog is focus. I like to sit across from my clients that way I can maintain good eye contact and focus on their verbal and non-verbal signals.

We used Lands End for years. Now we have a friends dad who does it for us and we order anything we want from Nike catalogue or anything and he'll put logo on it for us. Email me and I can fwd u his info or vice versa. Steph@eveloteam.com

Well in Minnesota I think they may be running afoul of agency. The callers are asking about price, terms, and motivation - all of which trigger an agency disclosure and therefore also mean that the caller would most likely need a real estate license to ask those questions. I'd certainly look into that question in your state before signing up.