KCRAR Brings ABR® Designation Course Taught by National Speaker Terry Watson To Kansas City June 18-19

KCRAR is flying in one of the
nation’s most sought-after educators to teach the ABR Designation course in the
KCRAR classroom on June 18 – 19 from 9:00 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. each day. Earn this prestigious
designation and receive 9 hours of elective CE credit. To receive a discount, register early
through the KCRAR member portal here.  A flash sale is being offered April 27 – May 2 that will provide a $45 discount off of the regular course price. 

The Accredited Buyer’s
Representative (ABR®) designation is designed for real estate buyer’s agents
who focus on working directly with buyer-clients.  Accredited Buyer’s
Representatives (ABR®) stand for
the benchmark of excellence in buyer representation. ABR® designees earn twice as
much as agents with no designations and 95 percent of home buyers say that they
highly value agent knowledge. Not only will you earn more as an ABR® designee, you will gain:

• Valuable
  real estate education that elevates your skills and knowledge in the eyes
  of homebuyers.
• Ongoing
  specialized information, programs and updates that help you stay on top of
  the issues and trends in successfully representing homebuyers.
• Access to
  REBAC members-only
  marketing tools and resources, which provide an additional
  competitive edge.

The path towards becoming an
ABR® begins by taking the ABR® Designation Course. After you complete
this course, you will automatically become a member of REBAC for one year—free!
Here are all the requirements for completing the ABR® designation:

1. Successful
   completion of the two-day Accredited Buyer’s
   Representative (ABR®) Designation Course.  After completing this course, you’ll have
   three (3) years in which to complete the other ABR® designation
   requirements.
2. Successful
   completion of one of the ABR® elective courses, including
   an 80 percent passing grade on the exam. This course may be taken prior to
   completing the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) Designation
   Course.
3. Documentation
   verifying five (5) completed transactions in which you acted solely as a
   buyer’s representative. Any transactions closed prior to taking the
   Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) Designation Course or closed within
   three years after completing the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®)
   Designation Course are eligible for credit.
4. Maintain
   active and good membership status in the Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council
   (REBAC) and the National Association of REALTORS®.

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