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Discussion Starter · #1 ·
Well now..
Have you all received you invitation to this conference in Las Vegas yet?
We would like to here from everyone on your thoughts.
you can contact us through this site or directly at
[email protected]
Place CONFERENCE in subject line...
For those of you whom have not received you invitaion here is the link...
http://www.platinumconferences.com/?q=node/5
A little pricy but then what in Vegas isn't...and how can one/two/three/four not have a good time in Vegas?????

Look forward to hearing from everyone.
Thank***!!!!!
 

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Cleanupman said:
Well now..
Have you all received you invitation to this conference in Las Vegas yet?
We would like to here from everyone on your thoughts.
you can contact us through this site or directly at
[email protected]
Place CONFERENCE in subject line...
For those of you whom have not received you invitaion here is the link...
http://www.platinumconferences.com/?q=node/5
A little pricy but then what in Vegas isn't...and how can one/two/three/four not have a good time in Vegas?????

Look forward to hearing from everyone.
Thank***!!!!!
Is this really worth going to?
 
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HollandPPC said:
Is this really worth going to?
Not sure yet. Hoping to gather information here to make a more informed decission...For one person it is a 3k trip for two 5k...
The better question is...
Will this be an investment in my company or a waste of money listening to a bunch of companies "atta-boy" lectures???? as was the case with FAS...Cyprexx...and the rest.
This appears...on the surface... to be put together by neutral parties...looking to make a buck. 500 bucks for a VIP dinner????
 

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I wont be going.

It might be nice to go party with all you other P&P contractors but thats not the focus of my business and I need to save the cost of that trip for buying my new commercial mower in the spring.
 
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That I do agree with.....
I'm wondering if this would be the forum for vendors on our level to draw the line with...This is our coverage area, this is what we need...
Somehow the "take this or leave it" pricing has to go!!!!!
We have turned down 7 companies in the past three weeks. $40 for wint??? $12 cyd???
My response to them was this...
If that is all you can afford to pay then you need to reconsider calling this area YOUR coverage area.
All of a sudden there are a bunch of "break away" companies covering the entire country and they can not afford to pay a respectible fee for services...
Just not getting it....
 

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Cleanupman said:
That I do agree with.....
I'm wondering if this would be the forum for vendors on our level to draw the line with...This is our coverage area, this is what we need...
Somehow the "take this or leave it" pricing has to go!!!!!
We have turned down 7 companies in the past three weeks. $40 for wint??? $12 cyd???
My response to them was this...
If that is all you can afford to pay then you need to reconsider calling this area YOUR coverage area.
All of a sudden there are a bunch of "break away" companies covering the entire country and they can not afford to pay a respectible fee for services...
Just not getting it....

Wanna know how much they really care??? Not at all. As PT Barnum once said, There's a sucker born every day" Plenty of uninsured hacks out there to work for the companies who never check. Mid American out of Nebraska case in point. They work for BAC and MCS and NEVER ONCE in the nearly 2 years i did work for them (in the beginning they payed pretty decent and reasonably timely) did they EVER ask for my insurance info. I know 4 other contractors in my state that worked for them that have told me the same thing along with BPWY. While i run a legitimate business, fully insured, proper equipment and with 20 years of construction experience there is always a dozen weekend warriors with no insurance, a pushmower, insufficient pancake air compressor and beater pickup looking to cut my throat to get the work. Then when the property goes REO double the $$$ is spent turning the property around. I can't tell you how many shower valves our plumbers have replaced this year due to inexperienced people doing wints. This is just one example. Problem is once they go REO the banks are not going after the P&P contractors for screwing up!! If the banks would go after these people for every screw up, things would change in short order!!!!
 
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I'm looking at that conference info on my phone so I might be missing it but...what is the dates of this convention?

I might see about renting a booth.
 
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OK just hunted on the computer and this thing appears very amateurish....

Still no dates of this supposed convention that I can find.
 
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FremontREO said:
OK just hunted on the computer and this thing appears very amateurish....

Still no dates of this supposed convention that I can find.
If you click on the home page you will see it, March 18-22 2012
I don't know why its not listed on the schedule page??
 
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the schedle from the site;
march 18-22 2012


Sunday, Day 1

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12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Registration
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Opening Reception Mix and Mingle – Welcome to the first annual REO Property Preservation Conference. Drinks and Appetizers will be served. Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, and the Rat Pack will be there for photo opps. This will be a gathering you won't want to miss!! Start off the Conference with us in true Vegas style!



Monday, Day 2

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8:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration



9:00 am - 5:00 pm Expo Hall



8:00 - 9:30 am

Classroom#113 Property Preservation 101



Classroom#122 Performing Initial and Recurring Services



9:45 - 11:15 am

Classroom#113 Code Compliance and Hazards



Classroom#122 Winterization

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11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Lunch: Key Note Speaker



4:00 – 5:30 pm

Classroom#113 Technology



Classroom#122 Building A Stable Business



5:00 - 7:00 pm

VIP Dinner @ Craftsteak

(VIP pass required)





Tuesday, Day 3

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7:00am - 1:00 pm Registration



9:00 - 5:00 pm Expo Hall



8:00 – 9:30 am

Classroom#113 Code Compliance and Hazards



Classroom#122 Winterization



9:45 - 11:15 am

Classroom#113 Technology



Classroom#122 Building A Stable Business



11:30 am – 1:30 pm LUNCH

Attendees ask questions to clients (done through Text the audience). The attendees will text the questions and will be answered by the panelist.



1:45 - 3:15 pm

Classroom#113 Property Preservation 101



Classroom#122 Performing Initial and Recurring Services



3:30 - 5:00 pm

Classroom#113 Code Compliance and Hazards



Classroom#122 Winterization





9:00 pm - 12:00 am

VIP Mixer @ TABU' Ultra Lounge

(VIP pass required)





Wednesday, Day 4

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7:30 - 9:30 am

Breakfast Bar



8:00 am - 1:00 pm Expo Hall



9:00 am - 10:30am

Classroom#113 Technology



Classroom#122 Building A Stable Business



11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Classroom#113 Property Preservation 101



Classroom#122 Performing Initial and Recurring Services



2:30 - 4:00 pm (final sessions)

Room 112 - Property Preservation 101

Room 113 - Performing Initial and Recurring Services

Room 114 - Code Compliance and Hazards

Room 121 - WinterizationRoom 122 - Technology

Room 123 - Building A Stable Business



8:00 - 11:00 pm Charity Auction, Concert Party, Closing Ceremony, Recognitions, Awards and Thank You to our Sponsors and Attendees



Class Outlines



Property Preservation 101

This course will take you from when you first walk up to the property, Best ways to determine Vacancy. Proper ways to enter the property (non destructive ways). Securing the property installing locks, window locks, pad locks, and boaring up open the proper way. Determining what is personal property what is not. What to do incase of personal property. Figuring what is a cubic yard of trash. Utilizing neighbors to keep an eye on the property and showing them how they can keep there property value up by keeping an eye on the property. Taking proper photos and notaiting damages, what are the most important to notify your client of.



Inital and Recurring Services

This course will walk you through properly performing Inital and Recurring Lawn Services. Tools that are a must have and will help you to improve quality and speed. Good ways to review pictures from the office to determine if yours crews are doing the service right. Second part will walk you through a Inital and Recurring Maid Services. Tools that are a must and will help you to improve quailty and speed. Reviewing pictures from your office to determine if your crews are doing the service right. What to look for when at the property hazards, damages ect... Pools services items to keep in mind, making sure property is secure, making sure all pool services are being done correctly. Snow removal, what areas snow should be removes how often.



Code Compliance and Hazards

This course will take you through various code compliance regulations in your area i.e. smoke detectors, co2 detectors, straping water heaters, Vacant Property registration, signage, blight ordinaces

Safety Hazards- Missing handrails, harmful items protruding out of the ground, unsecured pools, holes in the ground, trip and fall hazards, ect...

Health Hazards- chemicals labs, chemicals and other hazmat, mold/ discoloration, other items that are considered health hazards

This coures will go over how to reconize them how to handle them and in specific states where chemical haz mat. is highly regulated.



Winterization

This course will take you through all three types of winterizations



Dry- Walk through step by step on how to perform this type of winterization, checking for plumbing damages



Radiant, Hydronic, or hot water baseboard- Walk through step by step on how to perform this type of winterization, checking for plumbing damages



Steam Heat Systems- Walk through step by step on how to perform this type of winterization, checking for plumbing damages
 
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im extrely about the keynote speaker!!!

Don't miss our Keynote speaker in the Grand Ball Room During Lunch. We are negotiating with a few keynote speakers right now. All are relevant today and relevent to our industry. They are high profile people you will know. Sure to amaze you and make you want to attened.

This is a "working lunch" so lunch will be served with the keynote session.

Check Back Soon for updated information

again from the site
 

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The type of classes they are putting on will only be able to be afforded by the folks that are already knowledgeable in those items.


I don't see this being well attended simply because of the price.

Down around $200 registration for the entire expo plus the cost of rooms........ a lot more folks will show up.
 

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The type of classes they are putting on will only be able to be afforded by the folks that are already knowledgeable in those items.


I don't see this being well attended simply because of the price.

Down around $200 registration for the entire expo plus the cost of rooms........ a lot more folks will show up.
Kinda what i was thinking. The poeople that need the help can't afford the trip.............
 
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