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Information for Designated REALTORS®

INFORMATION FOR DESIGNATED REALTORS® IS A DOCUMENT PREPARED FOR DESIGNATED REALTORS®, AND CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. 

Introduction 

Describes the purpose of the related e-mails the Board sends to Designated REALTORS® at Membership Dues renewal  

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Designated REALTORS® Responsibility/ The Dues Formula 

Summarizes the Designated REALTORS® dues obligation for membership 

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Bylaw Article X-Dues and Assessments, Section 2 

Details the Designated REALTORS® dues obligation for membership Page 4

Termination Follow-up 

Announces the new procedure the Board of Directors authorized to confirm all agent terminations 

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Licensee Certification Form

Designated REALTORS® use this form to notify the Board of the licensees assigned to their office (members and non-members)

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Information for Designated REALTORS®

Feel free to contact the Board if you need any additional information or assistance 734-761-7340.

REALTORS Political Action Committee (RPAC)

The REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) is the best way a REALTOR® can protect their business. RPAC is the only grassroots and issues mobilizing force that exists to protect and promote the tradition of home ownership and real estate investment.

By contributing to RPAC, you are able to support REALTOR® friendly legislators who believe in our industry and believe in protecting private property rights, perserving the American dream of home ownership, fighting for tax reforms and reducing burdensome regulations on our business. 

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Your RPAC Dollars Working For You

MI RPAC has saved both REALTORS® and homeowners thousands of dollars each year. From protecting private property rights, to fighting off burdensome regulation, RPAC continues to promote homeownership and real estate investment. 

Find more information about advocacy initiatives.

RECENT RPAC ACCOMPLISHMENTS  

  • Ruling from the United States Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) has cleared the way for military veterans in Michigan to have full access to affordable financing on all types of homes they seek to purchase.
  • Realtor®-supported House Bill 5591 passed the Senate 37-0 State Representative Brandt Iden (R-Oshtemo Twp) implements an 18-month statute of limitations on administrative complaints against licensed Appraisers.
  • Michigan Senate unanimously adopted a resolution commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the 1968 landmark Fair Housing Act. Both legislative chambers have now passed resolutions, HR 292, and SR 148, honoring the historic anniversary.
  • Michigan House Tax Policy committee voted in support of the Michigan First-Time Homebuyer Savings Account legislation. These bills now head to the Michigan House Floor for a vote.

See more legislative news here.