frequently asked questions

How do I become an e-PRO®?

Follow these steps:

  1. Be a member in good standing with the National Association of REALTORS®.
  2. Complete the two-day e-PRO® Certification Course (online or in the classroom).
  3. Once NAR sends you acknowledgment of your course credit, submit your application and one-time certification fee of $149.

Note: You may not promote yourself as e-PRO® certified until you are notified via email that you have been awarded the certification.

What benefits do e-PRO® certification holders receive?

  • Use of e-PRO® logo and name
  • Listing in the e-PRO® directory & differentiation on nar.realtor and realtor.com®
  • Customizable marketing materials
  • Quarterly e-newsletter
  • Access to the e-PRO® networking & referral Facebook group

Does the e-PRO® Certification Course count toward the ABR® designation?

Yes! The e-PRO® Certification Course is an approved elective for the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation.

Does the e-PRO® certification course count toward the SRS designation?

Yes! The e-PRO® Certification Course is an approved elective for the Seller Representative Specialist (SRS) designation.

I'm ready to get started with my coursework. Where do I begin?

Start by registering for e-PRO® course.

How long is the course?

  • The classroom course is two days.
  • The online course will take approximately 12 hours.
  • You have one year from the date of purchase to complete the online course.

I’m an international student. Can I still take this course?

Yes. The e-PRO® Certification Course is available to international students. Please see the requirements here. International students can purchase this course at the member price by becoming an International REALTOR® Member. Click here for more details about International REALTOR® Member.

Is CE credit available for the course?

For in-person courses, check with your local provider to verify availability of CE credit.

Continuing Education (CE) credit is not available for the online course.

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