Join Knoxville Area Association of REALTORS' Hancen Sale for a quarterly housing market outlook webinar, providing an overview of up-to-date research on the economy and real estate market in the Knoxville Area. Join KAAR, Mayor Glenn Jacobs, and Read City USA, as we celebrate the installation of Little Libraries and donate books to help increase literacy in Knox County and beyond.
In this episode of "In The Loop": How can REALTORS help their clients' navigate an unprecedented seller's market? Shannon Foster-Boline, Laura Slyman and Pat McGill discuss tips and best practices for maintaining professionalism among clients and how communication and grace are key to easing tensions in this unusual market. Garrett was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Oak Ridge, TN.
Garrett played football for Oak Ridge High School, graduating in 1960. He then attended Tennessee Tech University. Tina graduated from Karns High School in 1981 and married Kenny Phillips, the love of her life, in 1982. After her job at SuperX Drugs, she obtained her Real Estate License and has enjoyed her career with the family business at Powell Auction and Realty for 25 years.
In this episode of "In The Loop": How can REALTORS help their clients' navigate an unprecedented seller's market? Shannon Foster-Boline, Laura Slyman and Pat McGill discuss tips and best practices for maintaining professionalism among clients and how communication and grace are key to easing tensions in this unusual market. Garrett was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Oak Ridge, TN.
Garrett played football for Oak Ridge High School, graduating in 1960. He then attended Tennessee Tech University. Tina graduated from Karns High School in 1981 and married Kenny Phillips, the love of her life, in 1982. After her job at SuperX Drugs, she obtained her Real Estate License and has enjoyed her career with the family business at Powell Auction and Realty for 25 years.
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We are always looking for new, practical courses for our members!
All courses and instructors are vetted and approved by KAAR'S Education Committee.
Information, required forms, and resources for those interested in developing classes for KAAR members and steps to take to get those classes approved (or renewed) for CE by the state may be found at the following links.
All courses and instructors are vetted and approved by KAAR'S Education Committee.
Information, required forms, and resources for those interested in developing classes for KAAR members and steps to take to get those classes approved (or renewed) for CE by the state may be found at the following links.
Code of Ethics
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Failure to comply with this required ethics training is a violation of a membership duty, for which the member's primary association will suspend membership until the training is complete.
The Code of Ethics requirements applies to all KAAR members, including appraisers and "grandfathered" Realtors.
The only members exempt from the COE requirement are those who have obtained Realtor Emeritus status.
NOTE: This is a National Association of REALTORS mandate; NOT a requirement of the Tennessee Real Estate Commission's continuing education course requirement.
The Code of Ethics requirements applies to all KAAR members, including appraisers and "grandfathered" Realtors.
The only members exempt from the COE requirement are those who have obtained Realtor Emeritus status.
NOTE: This is a National Association of REALTORS mandate; NOT a requirement of the Tennessee Real Estate Commission's continuing education course requirement.
Online Education
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Realtor University - REALTOR University brings you both "live" and archived webinars enabling you to learn at anytime from anywhere.
Note: Not all online classes are TREC-approved for CE.
If you are interested in earning CE, please check with TREC prior to taking the class.
The CE Shop - KAAR partners with the CE Shop, where you can find state-accredited online education, including the TREC Core Course (required by the state during every two-year licensing period) and NAR's Code of Ethics (required at a national level every four years).
Note: Not all online classes are TREC-approved for CE.
If you are interested in earning CE, please check with TREC prior to taking the class.
The CE Shop - KAAR partners with the CE Shop, where you can find state-accredited online education, including the TREC Core Course (required by the state during every two-year licensing period) and NAR's Code of Ethics (required at a national level every four years).
Consumers
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First of all not all real estate licensees in Tennessee are REALTORS.
REALTORS are real estate licensees who have made a professional decision to become members of the National Association of REALTORS through the Knoxville Area Association of REALTORS and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics with Standards of Practice that promote the fair, ethical and honest treatment of all parties in a transaction in addition to the Real Estate Laws of Tennessee.
The term REALTOR and the familiar Block "R" logo are trademarked by the National Association of REALTORS and can only be used by REALTORS.
REALTORS are real estate licensees who have made a professional decision to become members of the National Association of REALTORS through the Knoxville Area Association of REALTORS and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics with Standards of Practice that promote the fair, ethical and honest treatment of all parties in a transaction in addition to the Real Estate Laws of Tennessee.
The term REALTOR and the familiar Block "R" logo are trademarked by the National Association of REALTORS and can only be used by REALTORS.
Professional Standards
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Not all real estate practitioners are created equal.
There is a big difference between a real estate licensee and a Realtor.
Only a practitioner who has agreed to accept and abide by the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Realtors can call himself/herself a Realtor.
The Code of Ethics, first adopted over a century ago, is a living document.
Its content is responsive to changes in law and industry.
The Code has been revised and modified over the years to reflect developments in the professional real estate practice.
There is a big difference between a real estate licensee and a Realtor.
Only a practitioner who has agreed to accept and abide by the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Realtors can call himself/herself a Realtor.
The Code of Ethics, first adopted over a century ago, is a living document.
Its content is responsive to changes in law and industry.
The Code has been revised and modified over the years to reflect developments in the professional real estate practice.
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