Title: Realtor Vs. Real Estate Agent: Differences & Similarties | FortuneBuilders
Headings: Realtor vs. Real Estate Agent
Realtor vs. Real Estate Agent
Difference Between Real Estate Agent And Realtor
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Content: Agents can also become Realtors, active and paying members of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). In this sense, there is generally no difference between real estate agents and Realtors, other than distinguishing between members and non-members of the NAR when it comes to professional duties. Key professional differences do, however, come into play when looking at a real estate broker vs. Realtor. A broker is a professional who has taken additional education and has passed a special broker’s licensing exam. Although broker exams differ from state to state, the coursework covers in-depth topics such as legal issues, operating brokerages, investments, construction, and property management. Real estate agents are often required to practice for several years before they are qualified to take the broker’s exam. Brokers are responsible for managing real estate firms and their agents, ensuring legal compliance, and reviewing contracts. There are three main types of real estate brokers: Designated Broker: Almost every real estate office has a designated broker who ensures the agents are following real estate law.