Saginaw Board of Realtors

The Genesee Landlords Association (GLA) serves as a vital resource for landlords and real estate investors in Genesee County, Michigan, providing access to a wealth of tools, documents, and networking opportunities to enhance their investment experience. With a focus on legally validating tenancy and avoiding costly errors, the GLA offers features such as an eviction database and specialized legal documentation tailored to regional requirements. In addition to these resources, the GLA hosts regular networking events and meetings aimed at fostering connections among local investors and trusted companies. Their ongoing commitment to education and support empowers members to make informed decisions while successfully navigating the challenges of the real estate market. Generated from the website

The Central Michigan Association of REALTORS (CMAR) serves the real estate needs of Gratiot and Isabella Counties, providing resources and support for both homebuyers and real estate professionals. With a strong connection to the Northern Great Lakes REALTORS MLS, CMAR extends its services to over 40 counties in Michigan through a reciprocal agreement. CMAR offers various opportunities for continuing education, ensuring that its members remain knowledgeable and competitive in the real estate market. The association also provides valuable housing statistics and a platform for consumers to find REALTORS and associated professionals such as appraisers and home inspectors. Generated from the website

The Michigan Council of Real Estate Appraisers was created in 2004 with one purpose: to serve Michigan's REALTOR-appraisers through advocacy, benefits, data resources, and educational offerings. The Council, steered by a committee of fifteen appraisers representing more than 2800 members, is Michigan's strongest voice for the rights and needs of appraisers in the state. The services and value MiCREA provides to its members complement in numerous ways the services provided to members by their local associations and appraisal organizations. Any appraiser in Michigan who is a member of MAR is automatically a member of MiCREA. While most MiCREA appraisers also hold a real estate license, many are specialists in the appraisal field. No separate dues or membership application are required. Just as MAR provides specialized services to residential and commercial REALTORS, MAR also offers specialized services to appraisers through MiCREA as MAR's appraisal division. MiCREA exists to be the first place consumers and REALTORS come to find resources and information about the appraisal industry in Michigan. MiCREA offers educational information about the appraisal process for consumers, REALTORS, and appraisers, provides a roster of all appraiser members of MAR, gives consumers and REALTORS a searchable database of the state's appraisers, sponsors networking and continuing education events throughout the state, offers an entire appraisal continuing education line-up at the MAR Convention, and provides members with a wide range of appraisal-related data and information links and resources. MiCREA, through the resources of MAR, is also the leading advocate for the interests of Michigan's appraisers in the public policy arena. Fighting for the rights and interests of the appraisal and real estate industries on issues such as tax restructuring, AQB standards changes, and appraisal/mortgage fraud legislation, MiCREA serves appraisers by ensuring that favorable legislation protects private property rights and the livelihood of appraisers in Michigan. Copyright 2008 Michigan Association of REALTORS720 North Washington Avenue P.O. Box 40725 Lansing Michigan Fax 517-334-5568