RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE

PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE DESIGNATIONS

MRE - MASTER OF REAL ESTATE (MRE) SOCIETY

WHAT DOES “MRE” STAND FOR – AND WHY INSIST ON USING AN AGENT THAT HAS EARNED THAT DESIGNATION?

The Master of Real Estate (MRE) Society was founded by the Arizona Association of REALTORS^® and awards membership with great discretion.

This distinction is only awarded based on the following criteria:

• Be a REALTOR^® in good standing,

• Hold a National Association of REALTORS^® (NAR) Designation (e.g., ABR, CRS, GRI),

• Hold another NAR Designation or be a candidate for another Designation awarded by NAR,

Take 54 hours of continuing education during the two-year period immediately prior to application or renewal,

Earn 10 points through additional educational classes, attendance at NAR or AAR conferences, or service on local, state, or national committees.

Additionally, the criteria must be met every two years to maintain active in the Society.  Membership recognizes the individual’s dedication to excellence through professional education and commitment to staying abreast of the latest real estate regulations and practices.  Only members in the REALTOR^® organization may belong to this Society.  Minimum educational requirements to renew a real estate license in the state of Arizona is 24 hours of continuing education every two years.  This individual has far exceeded the minimum.  Less than two percent of REALTORS^® in Arizona, and less than one percent in Tucson belong to this elite Society. 

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