GRAR members must complete Code of Ethics training in 2025 by December 31!
In addition to meeting state licensing continuing education requirements, GRAR REALTOR® and Appraiser members must also complete NAR Code of Ethics Training in 2025 by December 31st. Exemptions: Members who hold the REALTOR® Emeritus or Life Membership status.
On the NAR site it says I am okay until 2027. Why is GRAR requiring completion in 2025?
GRAR policy calls for all members to complete the training in the same calendar year, the first year of the Code of Ethics cycle. The current COE cycle is 2025-2027. Collectively, all GRAR members last completed the training in 2022. That means that we must now all complete the training in 2025.
After this, you will not be asked to complete this training again until 2028, the first year of the next COE cycle.
Thursday, December 18 | 9:30-10:30am
Empowering Others: Leadership Through Mentorship
Join GRAR Members Jason Carpenter, Kendra Havemeier, and Cory Maguire for an inspiring conversation on how mentorship can shape the future of our industry. Discover how guiding others not only helps new agents reach their full potential but also challenges mentors to grow and evolve as leaders.
There’s no cost to attend and no registration required — just come as you are and feel free to bring a colleague!
Coffee & pastries will be provided by our sponsors, Acrisure Title & Grand Home Inspection. We thank them for their support!
Location: Egypt Valley Country Club
Staff contact: Steve Sochanek
The new REALTOR® Member Orientation Program is comprised of three segments: classroom session (offered once per month – dates are subject to change), GRAR online comprehension exam, and online Code of Ethics training. Registrations are required to reserve seating. Lunch is provided.
Location: 660 Kenmoor Ave SE, 49546
Staff contact: Dana Tosh or 616-940-8218
Topics: Situational Awareness, Identification of High-Risk Areas, How to Safely Show a Home, Weapons of Opportunity, Cell Phone Safety Features, Forewarn, Local Safety Incidents & Other Safety Resources.
Instructed by: Chase Coughlin, 2024 Chairperson of the Safety Task Force, Former Ionia County Sheriff Deputy, Former Member of the FBI’s Violent Crimes Team
Cost: $20 – includes light refreshments, a personal safety alarm, and 3 hours of CE credit (elective)
Sponsored by: Grand Home Inspection
Location: 660 Kenmoor Ave SE, 49546
Staff contact: Brittany Smith
Thursday, March 19 | 1:00-3:00pm
A review of important issues to be covered: Office Policy Manuals, Broker Supervisory Responsibilities, Procedures for New, Inactive & Transferring Agents, Permitted Unlicensed Support Staff Activities, Benefits (including but not limited to, MLS Shareholder eligibility) and more.
On-demand training
Get to know your prospects in a matter of seconds! By entering a name or a telephone number, members will be able to obtain information such as: addresses, vehicle registrations, phone numbers, property records, criminal background, bankruptcies, judgments, liens, foreclosures, and evictions.
In order to take advantage of this service, members are required to watch and complete a short online training. The session will focus on the dos and don’ts of usage to avoid liability.
Following the training, you will be asked to complete a quiz and submit a Use Agreement.
Please note: If you are already registered for New Member Orientation, you do not need to complete the online Forewarn training. This training will be included in New Member Orientation.
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