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REALTORS® are more than just real estate brokers.

When you become a Seattle King County REALTOR® you are part of Washington REALTORS® and the National Associations of REALTORS®.

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This association exists to provide the resources and leadership for REALTORS® to succeed. We support an organized real estate environment and provide you with essential market information, educational resources, a trusted networking community and an effective industry voice for greater professional success. We cannot do it without your support.

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What it means to be a realtor®

Professionalism

REALTORS® are the only real estate professionals held to a code of ethics. Our members and their clients know that when they work with a REALTOR®, they’re getting reliable, experienced top-quality service.

Support

Our trusted network of industry leaders, mentors and colleagues is only a class, a click or a phone call away. These dedicated individuals help REALTORS® stay ahead of the competition and serve their clients to the highest standards.

Resources

As REALTORS®, our members enjoy comprehensive resources for keeping current on market trends, advancing their core competencies and closing more sales. They’ve also got the added security of a team of advocates standing with them and for them, to protect their interests, from Seattle to Olympia to D.C.

REALTOR® Eligibility

To be a REALTOR® you must meet the following requirements:

Hold a current, valid Washington State real estate broker or managing broker’s license.

Have no recent or pending bankruptcy (within the past two years).

Have no record of official sanctions involving unprofessional conduct (within the past three years).

“Hang your license” in a REALTOR® Office (the managing broker of the office must be a member with the Seattle King County REALTORS®.)

Take and abide by the REALTOR® Pledge of Performance and Service.

Pay REALTOR® dues (a portion of your dues also goes to the State and National Associations.)

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