For REALTOR® association executives, sustainability is about more than saving the planet. It's also about delivering services in a way that make your members – and your staff – feel valued and committed to your organization. In our summer issue, you'll hear from association executives who are getting it right. Plus, get the low down on a campaign to combat rent fraud, constructive answers on short-term rental disputes, and lessons on strategic planning from a pro.
In This Issue
To ensure the association’s continued relevance in our ever-changing world, AEs should keep sustainability at the forefront.
The short-term rental market is hot, and some local governments are treating it like a fire gone out of control.
Rental scams aren’t new, but “what seems to have exacerbated the problem more recently is the limited inventory.”
View an updated roster of REALTOR® association executives who earned their REALTOR® association Certified Executive designation as of Summer, 2022.
Stephanie Moody reviews the book Grit, which offers the staying power to succeed, not just in our jobs but in anything we pursue.
No matter how we’re defining it, associations are embracing the many long-term benefits of sustainability for their members and their communities.
Associations can be a powerful force in their communities, and it starts with strategic planning. REALTOR® AE Magazine sits down with Jim DeLizia.
Whether celebrating a milestone or in need of references on real estate topics, AEs can rely on the NAR Library & Archives to tell the story.
Emily Chenevert offers advice for stewarding sustainable communities by way of "going green" in the MLS.
Dan Doepke, NAR's director of member policy digs into some of the tough questions associations are facing right now.
"Be good to people." With these few words, we create a sustainable culture and establish a workplace where people feel respected, valued, and heard.
Want to offer more member benefits? Consider shared services which help associations expand services and streamline management.