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Akron Realtists
"We've got a strong legacy!"
WHAT IS NAREB
The National Association of Real Estate
Brokers (NAREB) was founded in 1947 by a
group of minority real estate professionals
who were denied access to the National
Association of Realtors. This dedicated
group worked together to form an
association to serve those were
disenfranchised by other organizations.
The National Association of Real Estate
Brokers (NAREB) was founded in 1947 by a
group of minority real estate professionals
who were denied access to the National
Association of Realtors. This dedicated
group worked together to form an
association to serve those were
disenfranchised by other organizations.
WHO IS A REALTIST
A Realtist is a member of NAREB who
adheres to the professional and ethical
principles established by the founding
members. A Realtist is committed
professional in the real estate field who
incorporates Realtist disciplines in their
business practices.
A Realtist is a member of NAREB who
adheres to the professional and ethical
principles established by the founding
members. A Realtist is committed
professional in the real estate field who
incorporates Realtist disciplines in their
business practices.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Realtists are a nationwide organization
that actively works toward protecting our right
to equal housing. We maintain a Public
Affairs Committee that evaluates legislative
issues affecting our industry before
Congress and other agencies. We have an
active partnership with the Black Caucus.
The Realtists are a nationwide organization
that actively works toward protecting our right
to equal housing. We maintain a Public
Affairs Committee that evaluates legislative
issues affecting our industry before
Congress and other agencies. We have an
active partnership with the Black Caucus.
Democracy in Housing
The Fair Housing Act prohibits
discrimination in residential real
estate transactions on the basis
of race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or
national origin.
The Fair Housing Act prohibits
discrimination in residential real
estate transactions on the basis
of race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or
national origin.
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