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Bill Lublin

CEO

CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold

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WILLIAM H. LUBLIN is CEO of CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold, and an active real estate investor. Bill is also an active Blogger, writing for Agentgenius , and his own Blogs, REreflections & MovePhilly

Bill is also the Founder of the Social Media Marketing Institute, an organization dedicated to responsible, ethical, and effective interaction in the social media space. Bill is one of the core architects of the CSM course, and has received rave reviews across the country for his social media presentations.

Bill and his son Hal are creators of BuzzBuilderz, a unique Social Media Marketing Company that provides a low cost strategy for transition from Web 1.0 marketing to Web 2.0 marketing, increasing agents visibility on the Internet.

Bill's real estate firm, CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold has been recognized by both Real Trends Magazine & Rismedia as one of the largest real estate firms in the US. It is currently Philadelphia's Largest Century 21 firm, and the only Century 21 firm with offices in both PA and NJ.

Bill has served numerous times as a director of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors,President of the Northeast Multiple Listing Bureau, President of the Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS, and Professional Standards Chairman of the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS In addition, Bill has is a past Chair of the National Association of REALTORS Professional Standards Committee and also served as the Chairman of the 2008 Short Sales Working Group for NAR.

Bill has earned the Graduate of the Realtors Institute (GRI) designation the Certified Residential Specialist designation the Certified Residential Brokerage Manager (CRB)designation, and the Certified Social Media Marketer (CSM) designation. Bill is also an NAR trained Professional Standards Instructor, a trained DRS Mediator, and a Certified Mediation Trainer. Bill has made presentations and conducted training for Century 21 during their International Meetings, the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS, the New Jersey Association of REALTORS,numerous local REALTOR Associations, and the Federal Government, and is a well recognized national speaker on real estate, ethics, and so social media.

Bill is an Expert in the field of Organizational Real Estate Owned and represents several large national lenders in the sale of their real estate including Fannie Mae, Homesteps (Freddie Mac), and many others.

Bill has received numerous awards from professional real estate organizations, including the honor of being inducted into the Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS Hall of Fame.

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  • Nice- Gahlord - just
    By Bill LublinNovember 1, 2011 - 11:40am

    Nice- Gahlord - just nice... Bill Lublin CRB,CRS,GRI CEO CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold Visit me at Bill Lublin & the SMMI Website Click Here to Find Homes in PA & NJ

  • Brett; You know what -
    By Bill LublinMarch 9, 2011 - 9:47am

    Brett; You know what - that's a great idea - Kevin has my email. Always glad to talk to him. Bill Bill Lublin CRB,CRS,GRI CEO CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold

  • Bill Lublin CRB,CRS,GRI CEO
    By Bill LublinMarch 9, 2011 - 5:50am

    Bill Lublin CRB,CRS,GRI CEO CENTURY 21 Advantage Gold Visit me at MovePhilly & REreflections Click Here to Find Homes in PA & NJ Ok, I just saw that the posted response was truncated , so I'm going to need to repost - Kevin: 1. I didn't ask you to justify your position, I asked you to explain a comment which was unclear. 2. I don't know @seancarp or @denverknows, and have no knowledge of , responsibility or explanation for, any actions you say they took. 3. My opinions are my own, and my right to express them is not abrogated in anyway by any business association I have. I am not in the corporate world" in the manner you express. I am the CEO of the companies I own, and my right to express my opinion is, once again, not limited by any business relationship I have. I don't express the opinions of anyone other than myself, and neither you nor anyone else has the right to impute those opinions to anyone else or to any organization unless I have stated I am taking a position for that organization. 4. I never said that Lones' lawsuit was frivolous - a statement that would go to her cause of action and would require me to draw a legal conclusion. What I said was that initiating the lawsuit was silly, because I felt that there would be more negative than positive impact to her business. Having had some experience with this type of lawsuit in Federal court, I am aware of the burden faced by a complainant in such a suit. Her claim shows that she had researched Daniel's involvement as a participant in a number of web based venues. Initiating a lawsuit that was obviously going to be discussed in public forums such as this was a bad business decision. I believe that the way the situation has unfolded validates that opinion. Whether Lones is demonized or portrayed as a victim, I don't think it benefits her business or her public image. Perhaps I'm wrong, but thats my opinion. 5. I agree with you, the disposition of this, or any case relies upon the judge hearing the case. However we will never know what a judge would have done if the case is settled as it seems it might be. That settlement is not indicative of the legal merits of the case (which are beyond me)but will be a result of Daniel's desire not to spend the money or energy to fight the suit, and Lones' equal desire to see the matter resolved. 6. I have not read the email you refer to , and don't think anyone can comment on a piece of an email without knowing who wrote the email, what their agenda was, what the email contained, etc. 7.You keep imputing the actions of others to me as well. You need not to do that - they are responsible for their actions and I am for mine. As to why some people felt the need to apologize, you would have to ask them for their motivation, but what I have seen is some people who apologized, not for their actions, but for unintended consequences of their actions,something they should be respected for, not lambasted. Not every apology results from having your hand caught in a cookie jar. Sometimes people apologize because the results of their action was greater than intedned. 8.I agree with you. The whole incident could have been avoided. But a lawsuit is an attack - that's why there is a defense mounted when there is a lawsuit. Let's not lose sight of that here. 9. As far as you being able to see yourself as a bully and being disappointed that you see others in that role, I think that's inconsistent. You mean that its OK for you but not for others? Or do you mean that you are allowed make mistakes and they cannot? Either way I think that the rules don't change based on who is doing what. Some people may have overstepped propriety in their responses, but that doesn't mean everyone did. 10. In response to to your allegation that my response was born of some sort of arrogance, that is untrue - I told you I was disappointed because I thought better of you - I don't think you should jump to make accusations and generalizations without a lot more factual statements. There is no arrogance there at all.