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GRI Certificationphoto
By completing all of the classes of the REALTOR® Institute, a student is awarded the nationally recognized Graduate REALTOR® Institute (GRI) designation. With over 96 classroom hours of real estate instruction with emphasis on topics such as legal liabilities, tax planning, construction and new home sales, and specialized areas such as appraisal, financing real estate investments, and property management, the designation is awarded exclusively to REALTORS®. On a national level, only 11% of the REALTORS® hold this prestigious designation.

 

The REALTOR® Institute is co-sponsored by the North Carolina Real Estate Educational Foundation and the North Carolina Association of REALTORS® and has been offered several times annually since 1948. It was the first of it's kind in the United States and has served as a model for numerous other states.

 

 

photoCRS Certification
The Certified Residential Specialist, or CRS designation, is awarded to residential real estate associates who have by special training and education and by actual sales achievement, met the highest standards of performance within the real estate industry. GRI designation is a prerequisite requirement for CRS. Those having the coveted CRS designation are in a position to provide those seeking to buy or sell residential real estate with the assurance of the most professional real estate services. Less than 3% of REALTORS® nationwide hold this designation.

 

 

photoABR Certification
The Accredited Buyers Representative, or ABR designation, the benchmark of excellence in buyer agency service, demonstrates to clients that the agent has taken steps to continue their education in the field of buyer representation and has the proven experience and training to deliver ethical and professional service to real estate buyers. More than 10,000 real estate professionals in North America have earned the ABR designation.

 

 

photoCRP Certification
The purpose of the Certified Relocation Professional certification is to encourage members working in specific aspects of employee relocation to gain extensive and useful knowledge of all realms of employee relocation. A major purpose of this program is the achievement of a common and universal understanding of the entire employee relocation field and to recognize those professionals who demonstrate mastery.In order to receive the CRP designation, an individual must meet certain eligibility requirements and pass a comprehensive exam on all aspects of the employee relocation field. To maintain the designation, an individual must earn 30 relocation related continuing education credits every three years. The areas that are tested are: Relocation Appraising, Residential Real Estate, Corporate Relocation Policies & Issues, Relocation Tax and Legal Issues, and Family Relocation Issues.

 


photoe-PRO Certification

An e-PRO is a REALTOR® who has successfully completed the e-PRO training program for real estate professionals. Endorsed by the National Association of REALTORS®, the e-PRO course teaches professionals the nuts and bolts of working with real estate on-line: Web sites, e-mail, on-line tools, and most of all, what today's consumer really wants.

 


photoABRM Certification

ABRM – Accredited Buyer Representative Manager is geared to real estate firm brokers, owners and managers that have or wish to incorporate buyer representation into their daily practice, designees have taken and passed both the ABR® and ABRM course and provided documentation of past management experience.The ABRM designation is awarded real estate practitioners who complete a comprehensive two-day REBAC ABR® course in buyer representation and passing or challenging the written examination, complete the comprehensive one-day REBAC ABRM course in buyer representation, successfully passing the written examination, certification that the broker/owner/manager has overseen a minimum of 25 real estate transactions that involved a buyer agent or had more than 2 years of experience in the oversight of buyer representatives and be a member in good standing with the National Association of REALTORS® and the Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council.