Educational Support For Individual Title (Settlement) Agents, 1-Hour Consult
SKU: ESI-1HR
Avail: Registration
Mfg: The Koogler Group
$150.00
Karen has been answering email-based questions from students, readers, related-industry professionals, as well as state and federal regulators throughout the country for the majority of her 50-year career as an industry educator.
While most questions focus on regulatory compliance, others include questions on topics such as jobskills training; exam-prep; career development; and, upon request, guidance on professional and/or personal matters. All questions are welcome. Sometimes, you just need someone who will listen (with compassion and without judgment) to whatever you may be going through; and act as a sounding board to help you make informed decisions…
The vast majority of Karen’s educational consulting services are provided by email – especially for regulatory compliance issues – as she provides both a ‘real world’ (simplified) response as well as the regulatory references that go along with it.
How it works
- Purchase this item to obtain one hour of support from Karen Koogler.
- Email your professional or industry question to karenkoogler@kooglergroup.com. You may ask multiple questions, but please order them by importance. If you are uncomfortable discussing a specific matter by email, such as sensitive information involving employer or coworkers, simply request a phone consultation in your email.
- Karen will reply with answers to your questions or to schedule a phone consultation (only for sensitive matters), according to your preference.
Disclaimer
- I am not your Attorney. (I do not dispense legal advice)
- I am not your Regulator. (I do not make compliance determinations)
- I am not your Title Insurer. (although I play one on T.V.)
- I am not your Employer. (I cannot approve paid ‘Mental Health’ leave)
- I am not your Mother. (but I love and care about you all the same)
- I do not provide technical support for things like software packages, etc.
- I teach regulatory compliance from a conservative standpoint. Instead of standing on the edge of the ‘compliance cliff’ and leaning over the precipice, hoping not to fall, I encourage students to take a step back from the edge, sit down, and carefully consider their business and marketing practices from a ‘safe’ place. There is a difference between ‘actual impropriety’ (proven violations) and the ‘appearance of impropriety.’
