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Real estate agent or realator?

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marcus93

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All Realtors are real estate agents, but not all real estate agents are Realtors. Real estate agents pass state exam and receive a license.
 
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LauraPena

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Both are not same. Both of them might have licenses to sell but then realtor is under trademark. This means that they are a member of the NAR, National Association of Realtors. Real estate agent & real estate broker both have a different license. Means a real estate broker must actually complete additional coursework beyond what a real estate agent must complete.
 
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Col. Mustard

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Both are not same. Both of them might have licenses to sell but then realtor is under trademark. This means that they are a member of the NAR, National Association of Realtors. Real estate agent & real estate broker both have a different license. Means a real estate broker must actually complete additional coursework beyond what a real estate agent must complete.
Right.
Full-time agent only! No part timers.
And Right!!!:cool:
 
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Alexis Cooper

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As i read from many articles , i found that a Realtor is a member of National Association of Realtors but a Real Estate Agent is not, although they both are licensed to sell real estate.
 
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Aleena27

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A real estate agent is a generic term for someone who helps people sell and/or buy real estate. A Realtor is a real estate agent that has taken special classes to earn the REALTOR(r) designation. A broker typically is the deal maker in a real estate transaction who works for the *seller* and keeps the seller's interest in mind. A buyer's agent helps people looking to *buy* real estate and keeps the buyer's best interests in hand. A real estate agent often works for both sellers and buyers, often in the same transaction.
 
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Alexis Cooper

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A real estate agent is a generic term for someone who helps people sell and/or buy real estate. A Realtor is a real estate agent that has taken special classes to earn the REALTOR(r) designation. A broker typically is the deal maker in a real estate transaction who works for the *seller* and keeps the seller's interest in mind. A buyer's agent helps people looking to *buy* real estate and keeps the buyer's best interests in hand. A real estate agent often works for both sellers and buyers, often in the same transaction.

Thanks to elaborate my definition.
 
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