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CRES
The CRES (Certified Real Estate Specialist)
designation is REIC's newest designation. CRES members demonstrate a
commitment to Real Estate as a professional career, and a commitment to
continuing education. All CRES members are licensed, have at least
two years experience, and meet the educational requirements. CRES
members, as with any REIC designated or accredited professional, are
governed by the Institute's Code of Professional Conduct.
To locate a CRES member, go to our
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To receive information about why you should choose to use a CRES,
contact
designations@reic.com
Interested in becoming a CRES?
The following is a general summary of the requirements for earning the CRES
designation. For complete information, consult the CRES Designation
handbook. Order your copy from
designations@reic.com
or call REIC at 416-695-9000 or 800-542-REIC (7342) (within Canada).
How to become a Certified Real Estate Specialist
- Step One: Apply for CRES membership
- Step Two Meet the education and experience
requirements
- Step Three: Be interviewed by your local
REIC chapter
Step One: apply to become a Certified Real Estate Specialist
The basic CRES requirements are:
- Be licensed and active in the practice of real
estate
- Have a minimum of two years of creditable
experience
- Be a high school graduate or equivalent
- Be of legal age
Step Two: Education and Experience Requirements
To qualify for CRES Membership you must meet educational requirements
in the areas of:
- Ethics and Professional Standards
- Real Estate Valuation
- Real Estate Finance
- Real Estate Law
- Specialty Courses
Depending upon your level of licensing and your jurisdiction, you could be
only one course away from Professional Certification.
To retain the CRES designation, members agree to:
- Stay current with annual national membership fees
- Maintain local REIC chapter membership
- Have a minimum of two years experience and be a
licensed Real Estate practitioner
- Meet the CRES mandatory continuing education
requirements
Step Three: The Chapter Interview
The chapter interview is a mandatory requirement. In most cases, your
interview will be conducted at your place of business. A member of local
chapter will meet with you to verify your experience and eligibility for the
designation.
Following your interview and upon the chapter's written endorsement of your
application, the Admissions Department will confirm, in writing, your
candidacy or membership status.
Ready to start?
Send us a message at
designations@reic.com
and we will send you the material for review, and then call to guide you
through it. Or, feel free to call us at 416-695-9000 or 800-542-REIC
(7342)(within Canada.)
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