The brokerage’s own class recordings, sorted by subject. Everything here is current — 2026 sessions, plus a handful from late 2025 that are still the only training on their topic. Those are marked. Your training page tells you which sections to watch and when.
Start here: these 3
under 2 hours. Everything else on this page is optional: come back to it when you need it.
- Buyer representation — 28 Apr 2026The agreement you sign before you show a single house
- Offer price strategyHow to land on the number, and defend it
- Anthony presents — 22 Apr 2026How Anthony wants an offer to look when it reaches him
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Buyer representation
Start here. This is the agreement you sign before you show a single house.
Financing and closing costs
What your buyer can afford, and what each loan type does to your offer. Watch this before you write anything.
The contract, line by line
The purchase and sale agreement end to end, plus the compensation forms. Part 1 comes in two files — a short opener, then the class.
Strategic Offer Mastermind — the seven-part series
The best-built thing in the library: seven short modules in order, about two hours twenty all in. This is contingencies as strategy — how to use them to win. Section 5 below is the mechanics.
Contingencies — the mechanics, in depth
One full class per contingency: what the clause actually does, the deadlines, and how you exercise it. These are from late 2025 and have not been re-recorded — the clauses have not changed. This is where deposits are won and lost.
Writing and presenting the offer
Anthony’s September session is the current standard.
Contract to close
What happens after acceptance. Most of what goes wrong in a deal goes wrong here, not at the offer.
Asking questions and understanding clients
Two parts from one session. The offer is paperwork; the conversation is the job.
The forms platforms
TransactionDesk for Connecticut and Rhode Island. Remine Docs+ (Massachusetts) has never been recorded — use the step-by-step pictures in guide 1.21, which are current and cover both platforms.