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Working with Realtors - A Rewarding ExperienceA real estate agent becomes a Realtor when they obtain membership with the National Association for Realtors, one of the largest professional organizations with over 1 million members.
Working with a Realtor for real estate needs can provide consumers with confidence and assurance that they will enjoy an honest and ethical experience. To be a member of the NAR, Realtors are required to abide by a strict and extensive code of ethics. This code of ethics is an 8-page document that details the values on which Realtors rely. According to the NAR, “The term Realtor has come to connote competency, fairness, and high integrity resulting from adherence to a lofty ideal of moral conduct in business relations.” To take advantage of the wonderful service offered by Realtors, it is important to know what you can except from them in terms of their duties to their clients. 1. The first expectation to look for in a Realtor is their capacity to promote the interest of their client. They will put their client first, while at the same time treating all other parties involved in an honest manner. 2. Realtors have a duty to listen to the needs, wants and concerns of clients so that they are aware of circumstances associated with the listing, sale or purchase of a home. 3. Realtors should provide straightforward counsel and advice, relative to the Realtors expertise and professional training. 4. Realtors should update and communicate to client’s current information regarding market conditions. 5. Client’s will be informed by Realtors before they accept any commission, rebate or profit on expenditures made for their client. Although finding the ideal Realtor for your real estate ventures can be challenging, even when you have referrals, it is reassuring to know Realtors are committed to helping their clients experience success in an ethical and professional manner. Jennilyn Bylund is a PR coordinator for 10x Media, a marketing solutions company. Estatblished in 2003, 10x Media has expanded its online presence through consumer information networks Inside Real Estate, Inside Finances and Grab Real Estate which contain thousands of pages for city and state specific real estate information across the nation. |
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