What does BRR mean in REAL ESTATE

BRR provides professional services for those engaged in the residential, commercial, investment and property management of real estate in Ada and Canyon counties. Services include education, professional development, advocacy and community involvement programs.

Yes, BRR has thousands of members who work in all aspects of the real estate profession including brokers, sales associates and appraisers as well as lock box specialists, inspectors and other affiliated professionals.

To become a member you must complete an application form along with proof that you meet certain criteria such as having no criminal record or being unlicensed or not actively licensed or have active affiliate membership with NAR (National Association of Realtors). There may be additional requirements depending on your specific situation.

Membership benefits include access to MLS listings plus networking opportunities with other local real estate professionals through monthly meetings, seminars and social events. The organization also offers continuing education opportunities as well as resources such as legal advice from professional attorneys.

Yes, there is an annual fee for membership which includes liability insurance coverage for all Realtors under their active status at time of payment. The fee may vary depending on type of membership chosen (e.g., individual or business). Other fees may apply when requesting application forms or joining special committees within the organization.