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Join us for a great cause, and some golf too! Team Title Guy!

It is indescribable to try and explain what it’s like to have a child that lives with a disease that currently has no cure like Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA).
FA continually diminishes  your child’s ability to walk, talk, and function normally.
While experiencing the battles the FA has presented us, we have come to realize that we are not alone in this fight.
We have been blessed beyond words to have family, friends and strangers join us in the fight to find a cure.
We can’t express our gratitude enough to all of those that have joined the efforts.
Together we have been able to raise over $150000 dollars through the Century21 King golf tournament that has gone directly to FARA to fund the reseach needed in finding a cure.
Our son Joshua was diagnosed at 16 and gone on to get married and graduate college, all while continuing to battle this horrible disease.
He now needs the use of a wheelchair to get around but continues to stay positive and believe that a cure will come.
It has been said that alone we can accomplish little, but together we can accomplish anything.
Through our faith and our friends, Im sure that a cure will happen!!!
-Brian Lamascus




Brian is a good friend of mine, and our friend Julio Cardenas and his Team at Century 21 King host this event each year in a effort to find a cure. Let’s do our best to support them and find a CURE… 

For More Info: Carol@Century21king.com

Foursomes and Sponsorships Available. 


Join us for a great cause, and some golf too! Team Title Guy!

It is indescribable to try and explain what it’s like to have a child that lives with a disease that currently has no cure like Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA).
FA continually diminishes  your child’s ability to walk, talk, and function normally.
While experiencing the battles the FA has presented us, we have come to realize that we are not alone in this fight.
We have been blessed beyond words to have family, friends and strangers join us in the fight to find a cure.
We can’t express our gratitude enough to all of those that have joined the efforts.
Together we have been able to raise over $150000 dollars through the Century21 King golf tournament that has gone directly to FARA to fund the reseach needed in finding a cure.
Our son Joshua was diagnosed at 16 and gone on to get married and graduate college, all while continuing to battle this horrible disease.
He now needs the use of a wheelchair to get around but continues to stay positive and believe that a cure will come.
It has been said that alone we can accomplish little, but together we can accomplish anything.
Through our faith and our friends, Im sure that a cure will happen!!!
-Brian Lamascus




Brian is a good friend of mine, and our friend Julio Cardenas and his Team at Century 21 King host this event each year in a effort to find a cure. Let’s do our best to support them and find a CURE… 

For More Info: Carol@Century21king.com

Foursomes and Sponsorships Available. 

Realtors Reference for working with an “Entity!” from Team Title Guy!

When we as individuals need to prove who we are and who can sign, it is as easy as showing a drivers license or passport, also known as a government issued ID. When it comes to working with an entity there are some additional requirements that are requested in order to verify who can sign on behalf of the organization. 
We hear it time and time again, “Knowledge is Power,” and I say maybe. Or is it, knowledge helps us make our transactions smoother and allows us to be more proactive, confident, and to better serve our clients. 
At TTG we know title, and have the resources all around us to make us shine! Lean on us anytime, whether we are on the transaction or not! 

OUR BELIEF: When you win, WE WIN! 

Belly to Belly with Adam Houde- Team Title Guy

As Adam excels and has his successes, here is some wisdom he would like to share with other sales folks striving to make it in this industry! 

Massive Actions Create Massive Results 
1.) Belly to Belly Contact 
Real Estate is a contact business, and if you want to have massive results, you have to have massive contacts. 20 people belly to belly everyday if you want to have sales success. 
– There’s no substitute for contacting, networking, and flat out prospecting. 
– Track the activities you do everyday to create real results, and success will come. 
Till Next Time…  
Adam Houde 

Team USA! Countdown to the Olympics!

Support Team USA
Let us rally around our men & women competing oversees that represent our country! May we be reminded of their dedication and hard work, and all that it takes to be a champion. May it inspire us in all we do both personal and professional. 
 Maybe look to these athletes with adoration, and cheer them on and come together! 

Hard work pays off! 

Champions

WEREP to Host Sherriff’s Dept. Realtor Safety/ Surviving an Active Shooter!

Realtor-SafetyIt is important for us to be in the know and have knowledge as to what is happening around us! Are you in the know or are you living in a world of complacency! 
WEREP.org
Meeting: 
Friday June 24th, 2016
8:30-9:30 am 
Central Park
11200 Baseline Road 
Rancho Cucamonga, Ca 91730
What are the top things you can do to protect yourself and your clients? Do you know? 

Tip #1

Keep it light

Show properties before dark. If you are going to be working after hours, advise your associate or first-line supervisor of your schedule. If you must show a property after dark, turn on all lights as you go through, and don’t lower any shades or draw curtains or blinds.

Tip #2

Checking-in

When you have a new client, ask him/her to stop by your office and complete a Prospect Identification Form (Find a copy online at www.REALTOR.org/Safety). Also, photocopy their driver’s license and retain this information at your office. Be certain to properly discard this personal information when you no longer need it.

Tip #3

Don’t be too public

Limit the amount of personal information you share. Consider advertising without using your photograph, home phone number and/or home address in the newspaper or on business cards. Don’t use your full name with middle name or initial. Use your office address—or list no address at all. Giving out too much of the wrong information can make you a target.

Tip #4

Touch base

Always let someone know where you are going and when you will be back; leave the name and phone number of the client you are meeting and schedule a time for your office to call you to check in.

Tip #5

Open house safety

Open house: it ain’t over till it’s over. Don’t assume that everyone has left the premises at the end of an open house. Check all of the rooms and the backyard prior to locking the doors. Be prepared to defend yourself, if necessary.

Tip #6

Stranger danger

Tell your clients not to show their home by themselves. Alert them that not all agents, buyers and sellers are who they say they are. Predators come in all shapes and sizes. We tell our children not to talk to strangers. Tell your sellers not to talk to other agents or buyers, and to refer all inquiries to you.

Tip #7

Sturdy doors are key to home safety

Make sure that all your home’s doors to the outside are metal or solid, 1 ¾” hardwood, and have good, sturdy locks.

Tip #8

Block identity theft

Contact the fraud department of any of the three consumer reporting companies— Equifax®, ExperianSM and Trans Union®—to place a fraud alert on your credit report. The fraud alert automatically lets credit card companies and other creditors know they must contact you before opening any new accounts or making any changes to your existing accounts.

Tip #9

Keep track of colleagues

Have a check-out employee board at your office, listing your name, destination, customer name, date and expected return time.

Tip #10

Wear your REALTOR® ID

Always wear visible company identification such as a badge. It is also best to drive a vehicle clearly marked with your company name. These will be invaluable for identification if you need to get assistance.

Tip #11

Bring up the rear

When showing a home, always have your prospect walk in front of you. Don’t lead them, but rather, direct them from a position slightly behind them. You can gesture for them to go ahead of you and say, for example, “The master suite is in the back of the house.”

Tip #12

Pick up some self-defense skills

The best way to find a good self-defense class is to learn what is available, and then make a decision. Many health clubs, martial arts studios and community colleges offer some type of class. You can also ask your peers, friends and family if they have taken a self-defense class that they would recommend.

Tip #13

You take the wheel

Whenever possible, take your own car to a showing. When you leave your car, lock it.

Tip #14

Shield your computer from e-mail viruses

Computer viruses can impair and seriously damage your computer. Viruses are often distributed via attachments in e-mail spam. Never open an attachment from someone you don’t know, and, if you receive a strange or impersonal-sounding message from a familiar address, check with that person to make sure that they really sent it.

Tip #15

Got cell service, everywhere?

When you’re showing commercial property, thick walls and/or remote locations may interfere with mobile phone reception. Check in advance to be sure your phone is serviceable in the area in which you are showing the property.

Video from CAR on Realtor Safety!