The Stamford Board of REALTORS is a service organization for REALTORS established in 1919 for the purpose of bettering and elevating the business of real estate. The Board operates under the guidance of a Code of Ethics established by the National Association of REALTORS (NAR), the CT REALTORS and the Stamford Board of REALTORS (SBOR). It is our professional standards that separate the REALTORS from the real estate vendor who is not bound by the REALTORS standards of conduct.
The purpose of the Stamford Board of REALTORS is to provide the tools, resources and support that promote professional growth, ethical conduct and prosperity of its members; while being the Voice for Real Estate in the community. Streamline the process for filing and resolving complaints via the options available from NAR. Increase the opportunities for Professional Standards training (e.g., offer free course annually).
Expand number who serve on the Grievance/Professional Standards committees to ensure adequate panel members locally.
The purpose of the Stamford Board of REALTORS is to provide the tools, resources and support that promote professional growth, ethical conduct and prosperity of its members; while being the Voice for Real Estate in the community. Streamline the process for filing and resolving complaints via the options available from NAR. Increase the opportunities for Professional Standards training (e.g., offer free course annually).
Expand number who serve on the Grievance/Professional Standards committees to ensure adequate panel members locally.
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All applicants must have a current valid Connecticut Real Estate License and provide SBOR with a copy, along with a copy of a current valid Driver's License.
Upon submission of the completed application, required documentation and fees to the SBOR office, applicants will receive provisional membership.
Applicants transferring membership or seeking secondary membership with the SBOR must provide a Letter of Good Standing from their current Board or Association.
If applicant is applying as a new REALTOR, the New Member Code of Ethics training must be completed online within two weeks of submitting their application for membership.
Upon submission of the completed application, required documentation and fees to the SBOR office, applicants will receive provisional membership.
Applicants transferring membership or seeking secondary membership with the SBOR must provide a Letter of Good Standing from their current Board or Association.
If applicant is applying as a new REALTOR, the New Member Code of Ethics training must be completed online within two weeks of submitting their application for membership.
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