Real Estate Definitions 

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Agent
Agreement of sale
Alienation
Alienation clause
Amendments
Amenities
Appraisal
Appreciation
Arbitration
Assessment
Balloon payment
Beneficiary
Breach of contract
Broker
Broker Agent (Salesperson)
Brokerage Owner
Building restrictions
Business plan
Capital Gain
Capital investment
Capitalization
Capitalization Rate
Cash flow
Closing
Closing or Completion
CMA
Code of Ethics
Collateral
Commercial Property
Commercial Zone
Commission
Comparable (Comps, Sales Comps)
Comparable Market Analysis
Contingencies
SaleContract
Contract for deed
Cost approach
Counteroffer
Debt
Deed
Default 
Deposit or Down Payment
Down Payment
Earnest Money
Endorsement
Equity
Escrow
Exclusive Listing Agreement
Exclusive right  to sell listing
Exclusive-agency listing
Execution 
Executor
Expenses
Fixture
For Sale By Agent
For Sale By Owner (FSBO)
Foreclosure
Foreign Quota
Franchise
Fraud 
Freehold estate
Future interest
Grantee
Grantor
Heir
Highest and best use
Identity 
Income approach
Independent contractor
Industrial property
Inspection
Instalment Contract
Installment sale
Interest-in-real-estate
Joint tenancy
Joint venture
Judgment
Judgment clause
Land
Lease
Leasehold estate
Lessee
Lessor 
Lessor, Landlord, Property Owner
Letter of Intent (LOI)
Lien
Listing 
Listing Agreement
Loan
Management Agreement
Market price
Market value 
Market/data approach
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Mortgage
Mortgage lien
Multi-Family
Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
Negligence
Net Income
Net lease
Net operating income
Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Notary public
Novation
Open listing
Open Listing Agreement
Option
Ownership
Partnership
Power of attorney
Preliminary Deposit
Premises
Prepayment clause
Prepayment penalty
Priority
Property
Property Investment
Property management
Property Tax
Quota Letter
“Ready, willing, and able” 
Real estate
Real Estate Broker
Real Estate Property
Real Estate Purchase/Sale Agreement
REALTOR®
Rent
Rent schedule
Replacement cost
Resale
Residential 
Rights Over Leasehold Asset
Sales contract
Salesperson
Short sale / Fire Sale
Single Family
Specific Business Tax 
Spouse Consent

Stamp Duty
Subletting
Substitution
Survey
Tenant
Termination (lease)
Termination of listing
The original amount
The Terms “Agent” and “Broker” 
Title
Title Deed
Title Insurance
Transfer Fee
Value
Viewing Form
Withholding Tax
Yield
Zoning

What is a Realtor ?

What is a REALTOR®?

You've probably come across the term "REALTOR®" in your search for an Agent or a Property. But what exactly does it mean to work with a REALTOR®? In this post, we'll explore the definition of a REALTOR®.

What is a REALTOR®?

A REALTOR® is a licensed real estate professional who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). The term "REALTOR®" is a registered trademark that can only be used by those who are members of NAR and adhere to its strict code of ethics. These professionals are held to a higher standard of conduct and are committed to serving their clients with integrity and professionalism.

The Role of a RE/MAX Agent as a REALTOR

When you choose to work with a RE/MAX agent who is also a REALTOR®, you can expect a high level of expertise, dedication, and personalized service. RE/MAX agents are known for their extensive knowledge of the local real estate market, strong negotiation skills, and a commitment to providing exceptional customer service.

One of the key roles of a RE/MAX agent is to serve as a trusted advisor throughout the home buying or selling process. Whether you're a buyer or a seller, your RE/MAX agent will work tirelessly to understand your unique needs and guide you through every step of the transaction. From conducting market research and property evaluations to coordinating showings and negotiating offers, your RE/MAX agent will be your partner in achieving your real estate goals.

Why Work with a REALTOR®?

Working with a REALTOR®, especially a RE/MAX agent, offers numerous benefits. These professionals have access to the latest market data, trends, and industry resources, allowing them to provide valuable insights and guidance. Whether you're navigating a competitive market, exploring housing options in a new neighborhood, or seeking to maximize the sale price of your home, a RE/MAX agent's expertise can be a game-changer.

In addition to their knowledge and experience, REALTORS® are skilled in the art of negotiation. Whether it's securing the best possible price for a home or ensuring that your offer stands out in a multiple-offer situation, having a RE/MAX agent in your corner can give you a significant advantage.

The friendly tone of a RE/MAX blog encourages readers to feel welcomed and engaged. It is designed to inform and educate, while also providing a warm and approachable vibe that reflects the brand's commitment to exceptional customer service.

In conclusion, a REALTOR® is much more than a licensed real estate professional – it's a mark of quality, expertise, and ethical standards. When you work with a RE/MAX agent who is a REALTOR®, you can have confidence that you are partnering with a dedicated professional who will prioritize your best interests and help you achieve your real estate goals.

Remember that is you are NOT a member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) you can not call yourself a REALTORS®

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