Real estate agents - change your usergroup, it's free advertising (RE agent, Realtors)
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We now have a new user group for the Real Estate Agents. Joining this usergroup will change your user title to "Real Estate Agent" and you will have a small icon displayed next to your user name with all your posts. This will let all potential clients know that your are an agent, so they will know to contact you or see your profile/website without you having to advertise and mention it in your posts. None of your other account features will change.
Join this usergroup here. Alternatively, you can click on "My Settings" and "Group Memberships" and select "Join Group." Then make sure to select "Identify me as a member of this group" next to "Real Estate Agents" and "Update Display Group."
Uh oh !!!!!
You just know that everyone is now going to want a icon next to their name.
I can just see the mods pm box filling up with "well you did it for Realtors can you do one for us"
Uh oh !!!!!
You just know that everyone is now going to want a icon next to their name.
I can just see the mods pm box filling up with "well you did it for Realtors can you do one for us"
I agree. When do Senior Members get an icon? Or better yet, how about a new user group for C-D addicts?
That's the same in Colorado but they aren't really designated brokers.
There is only one designated broker in each company. All the other licensees in that company are agents of that designated broker. You can be called a broker in a company without being the designated broker - which means you are the agent of the designated broker for that company. Even if you have a broker's license, if you are working for a designated broker then you are the "agent" of that broker.
There is only one designated broker for every 20 agents or so.
Also, at least in California, the broker's exam is much more difficult than the agent's exam.
Last edited by jlvs2run; 05-11-2007 at 02:41 PM..
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displayed next to your user name with all your posts. This will let all potential clients know that your are an agent, so they will know to contact you or see your profile/website without you having to advertise and mention it in your posts. None of your other account features will change.
agents and brokers
