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How do I become a Member?
The Paulding REALTORS® has 2 different memberships: REALTOR® (person holding an active real estate or appraisal license) and REALTOR Emeritus® (Existing REALTOR® member that has a cumulative 40+ years of REALTOR® membership and has volunteered with NAR).
Sponsorships are also available for non-licensed individuals who would like to participate and become Affiliate Partners. For more information on membership types and fees, click here.
To become a member, you will need to complete an application and pay the appropriate membership fees. Additionally, REALTORS® must complete a 2-hour in-class local Paulding REALTORS® Orientation training session, a new member Code of Ethics (COE) class, and Fair Housing training within 6 months. For more information, click here.
How do I complete an Application?
Apply Online - Please use the online application link below to apply for membership.
Applicants may opt to pay membership dues by check instead of a credit card.
If paying by check, please remit payment to:
Paulding REALTORS®
5784 Lake Forrest Dr.
Atlanta, GA 30328
Please note: All applications will be processed in the order in which they are received. Upon completion of your application and provisional membership, you will receive a welcome email that contains your account login, membership ID number, instructions on retrieving your receipt, and an explanation of new member training requirements (if applicable). REALTOR® type members will use their active Membership ID number provided in the welcome email to access member benefits, along with GAR forms.
We greatly appreciate your interest in becoming a member of the Paulding Board of REALTORS®. Should you have any questions, please call 770.866.1397 or email membership@pauldingrealtors.com.Membership Type & Fees
To join the Association, you will need to pay the prorated amount of your membership fees and an application fee. PBOR's, GAR's, and NAR's fiscal cycles are based on a calendar year, January 1 - December 31.
New REALTOR® members will pay a $40 application fee in addition to the annual fee listed below.
REALTOR® MEMBER
$506/yr
A REALTOR® is defined as an individual who holds an active real estate or appraiser's license.
A DESIGNATED REALTOR® is an individual who qualifies for REALTOR® membership and is also a Principal, Partner, Corporate Officer, or Branch Manager of a firm.
There is only one DESIGNATED REALTOR® per real estate firm.
REALTORS® also hold membership with the Georgia Association of REALTORS® (GAR) and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR).
Price when you join:
- Jan $506
- Feb $468
- Mar $430
- Apr $392
- May $353
- Jun $315
- Jul $277
- Aug $239
- Sep $200
- Oct $162
- Nov $506
- Dec $506
Affiliate Partner
$500+/yr
An Affiliate Partner is an individual without an active real estate license whose business supports Paulding REALTORS® through annual sponsorships.
Partner with Paulding REALTORS® and help support our members and our community. Sponsorship levels provide year-round exposure for your business. Visit our Partner page for more details.
Important: Affiliate Partnership is not Affiliate Membership. It does not confer membership status and does not include recognition or benefits from GAR.
- Silver $500
- Gold $1,000
- Platinum $2,500
- Diamond $4,000
Membership Forms
Becoming a Member
Becoming a REALTOR®
A real estate agent is a REALTOR® when he or she becomes a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of REALTORS®, The Voice for Real Estate, the world's largest professional association. The term REALTOR® is a registered collective membership mark that identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of REALTORS® who subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics and commits to Fair Housing. When you join a local REALTOR® association, you automatically become a member of that association's state association and the National Association of REALTORS®.
Use of the term REALTOR®
It is important for all the Board's members to review their current usage of the term and make sure that it is done in a proper manner and is not in violation of the trademark.