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ABR® Designation RequirementsEducation and an exam. Experience. Membership.The Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council® (REBAC®) has set specific educational requirements to become an Accredited Buyer Representative®. To complete the Accredited Buyer Representative® (ABR®) basic course, learners must meet Polley Associates' attendance requirements during the two-day live class and successfully pass an exam with an 80-percent score or better. After successful completion of the basic course, candidates have three (3) years in which to complete remaining ABR® designation requirements. Within three (3) years of completing an ABR® basic course, designation candidates also must successfully complete any one of several available ABR® elective courses. This includes meeting Polley Associates' attendance requirements during the one-day live class, and successfully passing an exam with an 80-percent score or better. To obtain their designation, learners also must supply documentation that verifies five (5) completed transactions in which they acted solely as a buyer representative (no dual agency). Any transactions closed before taking the ABR® basic course, or closed within three (3) years after completing the ABR® basic course, are eligible for credit. Visit the REBAC® website to learn more about what documents are needed. Designees also must maintain membership in good standing with the National Association of REALTORS® and The Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council®. Dues in REBAC® are $110 per year, but first-year fees are paid for by the council and Polley Associates!
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