NCJAR News
NCJAR members gathered on February 25 at The Stirling Tavern in Morristown for an evening of connection, conversation, and community at our latest Networking Social.
From the moment guests arrived, the atmosphere was lively and welcoming. Attendees enjoyed delicious appetizers and an open bar while building new relationships, reconnecting with colleagues, and strengthening professional ties in a relaxed setting.
Please join us in welcoming Vanessa Neice to NCJAR as our new Multimedia Content Creator!
Vanessa brings creativity, energy, and a passion for storytelling to our team. She will be leading the development of engaging multimedia content that highlights our events, showcases our members, and strengthens the NCJAR brand across all platforms.
From capturing key moments to creating dynamic digital content, Vanessa will help us tell the story of NCJAR in fresh and exciting ways.
We’re thrilled to have her on board and can’t wait for you to see her work. Welcome to the team, Vanessa!
Curious about how AI fits into real estate? Let's break it down! Watch this webinar recording as we explore the cool ways AI is changing how agents work, from helping price homes just right to chatting with customers. Plus, we'll touch on the do's and don'ts to make sure it's all done right.
Presented by Katie Lance, Keynote Speaker & Trainer
NCJAR was recently notified of a seller impersonation scam involving vacant land in Andover, NJ.
An agent was contacted by email by individuals claiming to be the property owners. The “sellers” stated they found the agent online and requested a CMA. All communication occurred via email. They:
- Refused to provide a phone number
- Never spoke by phone or video
- Signed a listing agreement electronically
The agent became suspicious after being unable to reach the sellers by phone. After independently locating and contacting the actual property owner, it was confirmed that the property is not for sale. The individuals were impersonating the owners.
