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RE/MAX Green Designation

By David Green

Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX at The Shore

January 21, 2009 06:07 AM

RE/MAX has jumped onto the bandwagon and rolled out their newest marketing venture to embrace the changing conscious of where our housing market is going. Here is a link to the site that spells out the program and all its requirements and how it can benefit RE/MAX agents and their clients as well as our planet.

http://www.remax.net/files/REMAX_GreenProgramGuide.pdf?rnd=0.8584030551439197

I was happy to see that the " EcoBroker" certification was an approved designation that qualified me to use the new RE/MAX Green Designation.

Dave

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Amanda Christiansen

Christiansen Group Realty (260)704-0843 - Fort Wayne, IN

Christiansen Group Realty

Well as long as they don't take away the giant balloon!!

Jan 21, 2009 06:14 AM

David Green

RE/MAX at The Shore - Cape May, NJ

No, they will probably never do that. This is just a bolt on , kind of like HD for television.

Jan 21, 2009 06:17 AM

Art Ramsey

Seattle, WA

For those with REALTOR designations ...

Did NAR (National Association of Realtors) disclose to you before you took the class that you would need to pay them every year to rent your designation?

Did NAR disclose the additional annual fee when they advertised this class?

Did NAR disclose to you how much the annual renewal fee would be before you took the class?

We are talking ethics here, are we not?

No one I know with a designation knew about these extra fees. Why is that?

Why would NAR fail to disclose annual fees, as they advertise these designations? Could it be becuase you would not take their classes?

Please email me with your NAR concerns: Seattlebroker1@aol.com

Demand your NAR refund today!

Thanks!

Mar 03, 2010 01:25 AM