ShareIn the Winter 2014 issue, examine, engage, and increase professionalism for yourself--and your members.
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What can be done to maintain or improve professionalism moving forward into the Code's second century?
Higher education is one way REALTORS® are developing the skill sets to meet greater customer demands for professionalism in the industry.
Several state REALTOR® associations are now working with their legislatures to change licensing requirements to increase professionalism.
Are our members better prepared to represent their clients? Are our efforts being rewarded with lowered risk, fewer claims, or better ...
In a world where a growing number of voices on a growing number of platforms are speaking on real estate topics, the National Association of...
Getting REALTOR® champions—politicians in tune with the REALTOR® organization’s views—elected to public office has...
Who will claim the ratings space and how agents will be rated are questions associations, brokers, and agents will continue to ask themselves.
Especially in small associations, where REALTORS® know one another, their families, and their dogs (the one who dug up the ...
By now pocket listings are a concept most real estate professionals are familiar with, and in some circles they have become something of a ...
When REALTOR® AE magazine asked Steve Harding, CEO of the Tennessee Association of REALTORS®, what he thought had led him to receive...
