Join NVBR

Not a member of NVBR? Join today and begin to take advantage of valuable NVBR benefits. Your NVBR membership includes membership in the Vermont Association of REALTORS® (VAR) and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR).

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New member dues schedule

Administrative fees



Join NVBR: A Guide to Membership

Did you know?
The term REALTOR® is a registered collective membership mark that identifies a real estate professional who is a
member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics. REALTOR® is a professional association. It is not a license type.

  • You must be a licensed real estate agent to join NVBR. For information about licensing, contact the Vermont Real Estate Commission at (802) 828-3228, or visit their website here.
  • You must join a local Board of REALTORS® to become a member of the state and national REALTOR® Associations
  • Brokers, agents and appraisers are eligible for REALTOR® membership.


STEP ONE

  • Complete an NVBR application form. Download application
  • Obtain the signature of a Designated REALTOR® on your new member application. This is required from all new agents and appraisers.
  • If you are a broker and you are opening a new office, you can sign on behalf of yourself.
  • Submit your application and full dues payment to NVBR.
  • Upon completion of your application process, you will become a Provisional Member of NVBR. Provisional members are assigned a National REALTOR® Database System (NRDS) number. This number allows you to access member information on the Vermont Association of REALTORS® (VAR) and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) websites.


STEP TWO
Provisional members must complete two important steps to obtain REALTOR® status.

  • Complete the Code of Ethics within 180 days of your application date. This is an online course offered on the NAR website. The course is free and takes approximately 2.5 hours to complete.

    NAR Code of Ethics

  • Attend a new member orientation class. You are required to attend one of the first two orientation classes offered once you have become a Provisional Member. This is a one-day class.

    NVBR New Member Orientation Class Schedule
    VAR Education Course Schedule 

 

Administrative Fees for Offices and Designated REALTORS® 

Office Application Fee: $100.00 one time application fee for new NVBR office set-up.  

Principal Broker Reporting Fine: Per the NVBR Bylaws, Principal Brokers are required to notify NVBR of any changes to their office roster, including new agents, transferring agents, or licenses that have been returned to the VREC.  A $50.00 fine will be imposed on any Principal Broker who fails to comply with this requirement.

Administrative Fees for Agents

Membership Application Fee: $150.00 one time application fee for new NVBR member.  

Late fee dues renewals:  $50.00 late fee for any dues not paid by the dues renewal date (currently November 1).

Agent Transfer of office: An agent will be charged a $40.00 administration transaction fee when transferring offices.

Continuing Education Certificate Reprint: $10.00 administrative fee for reprinting of continuing education certificates for classes conducted by NVBR.

Quadrennial Code of Ethics fine for late renewal: $35.00 late fee for members who fail to take the required NAR Quadrennial Code of Ethics training during the required timeframe.

 

 

Events

February 9
Tech Breakfast: LinkedIn for REALTORS®
NVBR Office, 8:30 am
Details

 

February 14
NVBR Membership Meeting
DoubleTree Hotel, 11:30 am
Details

 

February 16
Ask the Experts: Importance of Pre-listing Inspections
Location TBD, 8:30 am
Details

   

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