Is it pronounced Realtor or Realtor?
Realtor. It’s pronounced “real-ter,” not “real-a-tor.” Latin links “real” and “estate” together, but Realtor was created, capitalized, and trademarked to describe brokers who are members of the national association, according to Robert Willson, an English professor turned real estate agent.
Is realtor 2 or 3 syllables?
‘Realtor‘ is two syllables, not three. It’s pronounced real-ter. Here’s why: Realtor is a trademark of the National Association of Realtors.
Can you say realtor?
The preferred form of the term is REALTOR®—in all caps, and using the registered trademark symbol. If using the symbol isn’t possible, then the next best form is in all caps: REALTOR.
What does it mean to be a realtor?
A REALTOR® is a licensed real estate salesperson who belongs to the National Association of REALTORS®, the largest trade group in the country. REALTORS® are held to a higher ethical standard than licensed agents and must adhere to a Code of Ethics. Some REALTORS® are brokers, while some are agents.