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If knowledge is power, then the world of CIPS designees represents unlimited opportunities. The path starts with fundamental, indispensable education.
CIPS Designation Coursework
Before earning the CIPS designation, agents must complete a comprehensive five-course curriculum and document their international real estate experience.
Once you become a CIPS designee, you have immediate access to numerous exclusive business-enhancing resources—and gain the status that accompanies this internationally recognized credential.
Note that the CIPS designation is not an international real estate license. But joining this prestigious network can open the door to exciting and rewarding real estate opportunities worldwide.
Learn more: nar.realtor/cipscourses
CIPS Mentorship Program
Once you've earned your CIPS designation, consider applying for a one-on-one mentoring experience with a seasoned CIPS designee. Mentoring is available on a first sign-up basis and includes these topics:
- Getting started
- CIPS benefits
- Marketing assistance
- Networking guidance
To apply, visit the NAR Global Marketing Center (printingstorefront.com/narglobal) and complete the CIPS Mentor Program form. You'll find it under CIPS Designee Resources.
NAR Research
NAR compiles the data you need to interact intelligently with real estate clients and other professionals from around the world, both residential and commercial.
Several reports are updated periodically. Recent topics include:
- International Transactions in U.S. Residential Real Estate
- Commercial Real Estate International Business Trends
- Global Alliances International Residential Real Estate Business Survey
- Survey on Inbound Referral Business of International Realtor® Members
- State-by-State International Business Reports
Visit nar.realtor/research-and-statistics/research-reports#international.
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