Unfortunately, we do not offer a payment plan. Dues must be paid in full at the time of payment.

This fee is for the National Consumer Ad Campaign, which helps consumers understand that REALTORS® are experts in their local communities and are under guidance of NAR's Code of Ethics.

Starting this year, all Primary members are mandated to obtain a Sentrikey membership.

Membership applies to all real estate licensees who affiliate their license in a REALTOR^® office. While you may not be practicing for a certain period of time, if your license remains in an active status in a REALTOR^® office, the full annual membership dues amount applies.

Your annual membership dues are assessed on a full calendar year and are non-refundable.

We no longer offer autopay for dues billing. You will have to pay manually each year.

Simply uncheck the box next to this item on your invoice.

Your membership is transferable from one office to another. However, your membership only remains valid if you transfer to a REALTOR^® office, meaning an office wherein the designated broker holds membership. Your membership cannot be transferred to a non-REALTOR^® office. If you elect to join a non-REALTOR^® office, your membership will be terminated.

No. The REALTOR® Association is organized as a federation of local, state and national associations. A REALTOR® may not be a member of one level of the organization without being a member of all three. Although individual licensees hold membership in three distinct organizations: a local board, a state association and the national association, those memberships are tied together as one under what is known as the three-way agreement. That agreement requires licensees to apply for membership through a local board (e.g. the New Castle County Board of REALTORS®). The local board collects the annual dues for all three organizations, all of which agree to provide services to that member. 

The NAR settlement will require buyer's agents to have a signed agreement with their buyers before the buyer can tour any home. Furthermore, this agreement must state the compensation agreed upon between the buyers and their agent.

The Three-Way Agreement has been in place for more than 100 years and empowers the REALTOR® organization to use its combined resources and influence to have a unified, powerful voice in shaping public policy, setting recognized standards for ethical real estate practice, and contributing to the betterment of the real estate industry. This federated structure fosters unity and allows for a coordinated, collaborative approach on achieving our collective mission of protecting, preserving, and advancing property rights for all.