Why Use a REALTOR®?
When you're looking for help buying or selling property, it's important to remember that the
terms "real estate agent" and "REALTOR®" are not synonymous. REALTORS® can
provide an extra level of service, and to be a REALTOR® you must be a member of the
National Association of REALTORS®. The equivalent organization in Canada is the
Canadian Real Estate Association. Both are non-profit trade organizations that promote
real estate information, education and professional standards.
The National Association of REALTORS® also has earned a strong reputation for
actively championing private property rights and working to make home ownership
affordable and accessible.
Code of Ethics
NAR members adhere to a strict code of ethics founded on the principle of providing fair
and honest service to all consumers. REALTOR® business practices are monitored at
local board levels. Arbitration and disciplinary systems are in place to address
complaints from the public or board members.
This local oversight keeps REALTORS® directly accountable to the individual consumers
they serve. Real estate licensees who are not REALTORS®, work solely under
state/provincial licensing regulations.
RE/MAX REALTORS®
RE/MAX real estate agents are required to be REALTORS® as a condition of
membership in the RE/MAX organization. As a percentage of membership, RE/MAX
agents hold more REALTOR® professional designations compared to any other national
or international company.
The various designations are a symbol of achieving and maintaining advanced levels of
education in real estate sales and marketing. Look for the REALTOR® or "R" logo when
shopping for real estate assistance, for assurance of ethical standards and commitment
to the community.
Link a RE/MAX agent to that "R" for additional assurance of experience, productivity and
advanced education.
For that extra measure of peace of mind, select Floyd McCarty to be your REALTOR®.
When you're looking for help buying or selling property, it's important to remember that the
terms "real estate agent" and "REALTOR®" are not synonymous. REALTORS® can
provide an extra level of service, and to be a REALTOR® you must be a member of the
National Association of REALTORS®. The equivalent organization in Canada is the
Canadian Real Estate Association. Both are non-profit trade organizations that promote
real estate information, education and professional standards.
The National Association of REALTORS® also has earned a strong reputation for
actively championing private property rights and working to make home ownership
affordable and accessible.
Code of Ethics
NAR members adhere to a strict code of ethics founded on the principle of providing fair
and honest service to all consumers. REALTOR® business practices are monitored at
local board levels. Arbitration and disciplinary systems are in place to address
complaints from the public or board members.
This local oversight keeps REALTORS® directly accountable to the individual consumers
they serve. Real estate licensees who are not REALTORS®, work solely under
state/provincial licensing regulations.
RE/MAX REALTORS®
RE/MAX real estate agents are required to be REALTORS® as a condition of
membership in the RE/MAX organization. As a percentage of membership, RE/MAX
agents hold more REALTOR® professional designations compared to any other national
or international company.
The various designations are a symbol of achieving and maintaining advanced levels of
education in real estate sales and marketing. Look for the REALTOR® or "R" logo when
shopping for real estate assistance, for assurance of ethical standards and commitment
to the community.
Link a RE/MAX agent to that "R" for additional assurance of experience, productivity and
advanced education.
For that extra measure of peace of mind, select Floyd McCarty to be your REALTOR®.
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