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If you've been in the real estate industry long, you know there's always something changing. Whether it's a new law, a changing market, or just changing styles, it's always important to be informed and keep track of what's up-and-coming. If you're wondering where to look first, we've rounded up a few resources for you to check out so you can stay in the know. Organizations There are numerous real estate organizations out there to keep you connected and informed. The Georgia Association of Realtors   provides educational classes both in the classroom and on-line, and their website offers various articles and research including statewide housing statistics published every month. Check out their schedule of classes here  and you can also sign up for the Georgia Realtor magazine published seasonally. Local county organization are also a great way to continue learning and be in-the-know. The Cobb Association of Realtors  provides continuing education...
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