The Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council (REBAC) focuses on buyer representation. While it is now a broadly-accepted, mainstream business model in real estate circles, it’s sometimes easy to forget that it wasn’t always so—and how quickly the shift occurred. Within the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), buyer representation officially took hold in November 1996, when NAR acquired the then-independent REBAC, giving full support to a trend that has continued to gain momentum.
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Why I earned my ABR®
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Every day, I use the skills I learned in the ABR® training.
Marc Drabkoski, ABR®, CRS, RENECape May/Southern Atlantic Counties, NJ
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