PAR Membership Overview
Your Realtor® membership is structured as part of a three-way agreement. As a member, you join the organization through your local Realtor® association while also joining PAR and the National Association of Realtors®. Each of these organizations offers unique benefits, all focused on assisting you in achieving your business objectives.
Realtor® Membership Unlocks PAR Resources
Whether you work with homebuyers, sellers or commercial business owners, PAR allows you to focus on accomplishing your goals using the tools you receive as a valued member.
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Legal and Regulatory Support
From standard forms and the PAR Legal Hotline to legislative advocacy, PAR gives you the tools you need to help your clients. -
Professional Tools
Further building the foundation for your successful business, PAR's daily articles, online resources and frequent webinars help you gain the insights you need to stay at the top of your industry.
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Saving Time and Money
PAR offers discounts on products and services to save you valuable time and money while you forge ahead with your business.
Hear from PAR Members
“I believe that PAR is one of the most professional associations I have belonged to. They are inclusive and responsive to their members. In addition, they are effective in their efforts to support the real estate industry."
- Kathie R.
Tri-County Suburban Realtors®
"I love the association for its work helping agents succeed with a great library of resources, information and a steady stream of industry news and content. It is truly an association for its members. Thank you for all you do!"
- Doug E.
Allegheny Highland Association of Realtors®
“PAR provides legislative support and relevant industry information in a timely manner. PAR also keeps us up to date on legal issues and information. Plus, they offer the Legal Hotline for Realtors®."
- Patricia F.
Bucks County Association of Realtors®
License Renewal
The Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission grants and renews real estate licenses in Pennsylvania. License cycles end on May 31 of even-numbered years.
Real estate licensees must meet specific continuing education requirements to renew their license.