Webinar To Explore Assist-2-sell® Franchise Opportunities
(Thursday, May 03, 2007) - Assist-2-Sell® has scheduled a Webinar, or Web conference, for today, Thursday, May 3, at 4 p.m. PDT. The informational Webinar is for real estate professionals who may be interested in opening an Assist-2-Sell franchise office, and will include an overview of the company's history, real estate services, and franchise opportunities. Ryan Elliott, senior vice president of franchise sales for Assist-2-Sell, will host the event.
Based in Reno, Nev., Assist-2-Sell® was founded by Mary LaMeres-Pomin and Lyle Martin in 1987. Assist-2-Sell, "North America's Leading Discount Real Estate Company SM," has opened 600+ franchise offices in the United States and Canada since 1993. They provide home sellers with full brokerage services for a low, flat fee, saving consumers more than $800 million in commission, according toe the company.
Home buyers also have access to a full range of services, including Assist-2-Sell's exclusive listings databases. All brokers and agents are fully licensed and REALTORS®. For five straight years, Entrepreneur Magazine has recognized Assist-2-Sell as one of the leading franchises and the Wall Street Journal's StartupJournal named Assist-2-Sell one of its 25 "Franchise Top Performers."
For more information, visit www.assist2sell.com and/or https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/571894149 to register.
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