October Calendar

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Now that October is almost here, check out our calendar to see the exciting event & trainings we will be offering!

Below are some of the registration links. For others, please RSVP via email to bethanyfrench@bhhsnwre.com.

Career Night: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/career-night-berkshire-hathaway-homeservices-tickets-53981579357

RE Test Prep: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/real-estate-test-prep-tickets-55304087013?aff=ebapi


Forms Class: https://bhhsformswithfrink.eventbrite.com

Business Planning Workshop: https://bpwfw.eventbrite.com

Surge: https://resurge.eventbrite.com

DISC 1: https://bhhsfwdisc1.eventbrite.com

If you do not get a chance to RSVP or register, you are still welcome to attend class. We just like to get a rough estimate to be prepared for all attendees!

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