Coffee with Cori & Jennifer

2450 South 68th Street,West Allis WI 53219

17 April, 2023

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Don’t miss one of our most popular annual events! Cori Lamont and Jennifer Lindsley from the Wisconsin Realtors Association will give us the rundown of the latest and greatest forms updates, legislative happenings, and other important points that you need to know to stay up to date and on top of your game. Many of you are familiar with Cori and Jennifer from pre-license courses or CE, and you KNOW they are always informative AND engaging! Presentation will start at 10:00. Arrive early to grab a coffee and network! Registering ahead of time will reserve your spot and get you entered to win a drawing held at the event. Must be present to win! When: Monday, April 17 9:30-10:00am - Arrive before the presentation to network and grab a coffee 10:00-11:00am - Presentation from Cori Lamont and Jennifer Lindsley from WRA Where: West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation Department, Dorow Hall: 2450 S 68th St, West Allis, WI 53219 Cori Lamont is the WRA Senior Director of Legal and Public Affairs. As an attorney and a lobbyist for the association, Cori advocates on issues impacting real estate transactions, brokerage service, and private property rights. In addition, Cori serves on the State of Wisconsin Real Estate Contractual Forms Advisory Council and the Wisconsin Land Information Council. Jennifer Lindsley is the WRA Director of Training. She participates as an attorney on the WRA Legal Hotline and serves as a subject matter expert on both a state and national level developing licensing exams. Her responsibilities include drafting education materials, developing pre-licensing and continuing education (CE) resources, and teaching WRA pre-license and CE courses. About Our Sponsor - Ethan Brooks, Fairway Mortgage Co When Ethan first bought a home he learned firsthand the benefits of using a trusted, knowledgeable, local lender, after first learning the disappointment that happens when you don’t. When he found himself at a career crossroads, he felt called to become a mortgage advisor, knowing he could make this stressful experience better for a home buyer. Since then he has helped hundreds of clients close on time or early and built up a crowd of raving fans and realtors who trust their clients with him and his team for financing. One way he serves his clients best is that he is dedicated to providing them advice and recommendations that go beyond just their mortgage – helping them plan for retirement, college education funds, and emergency savings – equipping them to plan and invest for their future and legacy. www.ethanbrooks.mortgage