by Kara Kienzler, IAR Communications
This year’s IAR’s Annual Convention & Expo is all about helping you increase your lead over your opponents by preparing for change and wining in today’s real estate market. With the presidential race in full swing we hope this year’s convention theme—Elect to Succeed…Pursue a New Dynamic—will be just as exciting.
Join the conversation or just read along as IAR staff and member contributors chronicle the IAR Annual Convention & Expo experience!
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