GETTING INVOLVED

RRC OFFERS BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES TO MEMBERS.

Whether it is 15 minutes a week, an hour once a month or an event once a year, volunteers are the backbone of RRC. Volunteering also connects you to other members and expands your network.

The Bottom Line Newsletter Feature

The Bottom Line is a bimonthly newsletter that features a CRS Designee and their unique business practices they have that have made them successful. Email social@crs.com to be considered.

The Residential Specialist Magazine Source

The magazine is a member-sourced magazine, there are opportunities with each issue to be a subject matter expert and be featured in the various articles. Personal Perspective is a column that features a Q&A on a CRS Designee, email social@crs.com to be considered.

Mentor Program

Each match is based on a multitude of criteria and relationships/ structure is flexible.

SPEAKER/PRESENTER

Opportunities to host a webinar or speak at RRC events.

NATIONAL COMMITTEES & MASTERMIND DIVISIONS

Applications are open yearly in August. Each has various eligibility requirements.

Board Of Directors

Applications open yearly in November. 2024 Board of Director position (2) and First Vice President application deadline is January 10, 2023.

Regional Vice Presidents Committee

This committee is responsible for coordinating the work of all RVPs by sharing ideas and best practices on providing assistance to states and regions.

Crs Certified Instructors

RRC INSTRUCTORS ARE THE BEST IN THE INDUSTRY AND ARE ACTIVE AGENTS.

Offering education and networking with RRC courses is a great way to stand out while providing your members and agents wonderful resources.

The Council is a recognized leader in delivering practical residential real estate education featuring professional techniques, systems, and real-world expertise that agents can immediately implement into their day-to-day business.

Licensing RRC content allows non-dues generated revenue for other organizations (as they set the tuition best suited for their budget), as well as being the source for high-quality real estate education for agents in a given area.

RRC Education offers interactive, collaborative education that compliments any curriculum and draws participants in at a deeper level.

QUESTIONS?

HOW TO LICENSE A COURSE:

1. Review the one-day and two-day CRS Course offerings: crs.com/ CourseOfferings

2. Identify which ones you would like to host for the upcoming year

3. Fill out the Course Request Form: crs.com/CourseRequest

4. Select Course

5. Select Instructor

6. Select Date

Contact the RRC Booking Coordinator: 312-321-4418 | crscourses@crs.com

International Education

As real estate markets have become more global, so too has the Residential Real Estate Council. demand for RRC education has increased worldwide. In response, RRC continues to design and curate courses based on proven skills and techniques for top producing agents to implement in their practices. This benefits not only professionals in those markets, but helps to build a global network of RRC-trained agents who can better serve their local clients with relocation, investment, and other cross-border home buying and selling needs.

Learn More

The Real Estate Advanced Practices (REAP) program was created for real estate professionals living and working outside of the United States. The Council’s REAP Course content transcends borders and local customs by focusing on universal sales concepts, systems and sales strategies used by top producing real estate agents in the United States.

To sponsor or get more information on the REAP Program visit: crs.com/International