Toledo Board of Realtors

and the Multiple Listing ServiceThe Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS established in 1919 with twenty members and affiliated itself with the Michigan Real Estate Association. The Ypsilanti Board of REALTORS was established in 1943, chartered by the National Association of Real Estate Boards.The Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS was organized by L.D. Carr ( served as the first Board President ) ; C.J. Tremmel ( first served as President in 1926 ) ; John Huss, Allen Payton and Bernard Hawkins ( first served as President in 1922 ). The Ypsilanti Board of REALTORS was under the leadership of Fred Greenstreet ( one of the city's first REALTORS ) and included a seven-member board.Ruth J. Hobbs became the first female President of the Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS in 1963. A few years later, Ruth Murray became the first female President of the Ypsilanti Board of REALTORS in 1969. The Women's Council of REALTORS was founded in 1978 to ensure recognition of the Equal Rights Amendment for female board members.The Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS first implemented the Multiple Listing Service in 1928. In 1968, the first computerized listing of the Multiple Listing Service was implemented as part of a nine-month trial. The Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS cooperated to publish the first countywide Multiple Listing Book in 1977.The Ann Arbor Board of REALTORS celebrated its 50th anniversary in a newly constructed building that was completed and purchased by the Board in 1968. The land at 1919 W. Stadium Blvd. continued under a lease from owners John S. Dobson and John R. Laird, until it was made available for purchase in July 2005.

The Lenawee County Association of REALTORS is dedicated to upholding the highest ethical standards and professionalism among its members, serving as a central voice for real estate transactions in the area. The organization emphasizes the importance of expert guidance, ethical treatment, and comprehensive support for clients, helping buyers navigate the complexities of purchasing property with confidence. Additionally, the association provides resources and educational opportunities for those interested in pursuing a career in real estate, highlighting the flexibility, potential earnings, and fulfilling connections that come with the profession. Through training and mentorship, they aim to inspire excellence and promote diversity within the membership. Generated from the website

The Dearborn Area Board of REALTORS (DABOR) is dedicated to uniting real estate professionals to provide support, education, and promotion for its members. By upholding professionalism and enforcing ethical standards outlined in the REALTOR Code of Ethics, DABOR enhances the expertise of REALTORS in transactions while advocating for homeownership and the interests of property owners. DABOR offers a comprehensive range of resources for both real estate professionals and the public, including access to educational programs, market statistics, and a network of qualified REALTORS. Additionally, the board actively engages in the protection of the real estate industry and the rights of property owners through initiatives like the REALTOR Political Action Committee (RPAC). Generated from the website