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 Overview · Member Benefits · Eligibility · Ethics & Standards · Dues & Initiation Fees · Application Process · Application Membership in The Counselors of Real Estate is extended on an invitation-only basis. To be invited, prospective members must be recognized by their peers, clients and employers, for their outstanding professional achievement, impeccable judgment, and commitment to integrity in the field of real estate counseling. Counseling is the process of providing objective, knowledgeable, and trusted advice or guidance on real estate decision making for a client or employer. Counselors have a wide array of professional backgrounds—from appraisal to syndication. They serve different client groups—from government agencies to individual property owners. And they provide a breadth of services ranging from mergers and acquisitions consulting to providing expert witness testimony. Regardless of their experience, firm type, or client base, all Counselors provide sound solutions for complex real estate matters. New members may bring experience similar to that of other Counselors. Often, they may bring entirely new skill sets and expertise into the organization. Individuals are considered for membership twice annually. Prospective members who wish to be considered at the next meeting of the CRE Invitation Committee should return a completed Memorandum of Information (The Counselors' application form) by July 30, 2009. "Why Be a CRE?" "So You Want To Be a Counselor of Real
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