NC REALTORS® is dedicated to providing opportunities and resources to positively impact our members’ bottom line through epic benefits, resulting in epic value. Download our Member Benefits Packet or contact us at epic@ncrealtors.org for more information.
NC REALTORS® is a non-profit trade association founded in 1921 and incorporated on Sept. 14, 1935. From an initial membership of 135, NC REALTORS® today has a membership of 57,000 real estate professionals representing 45 local associations statewide. NC REALTORS® is one of the largest and most influential state associations in North Carolina.
NC REALTORS®
4511 Weybridge Lane
Greensboro, NC 27407
(336) 294-1415 phone
(336) 299-7872 fax
NC REALTORS®
309 N Blount Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
For media inquiries, please contact Mark Zimmerman at (919) 573-0987 or Email »
For our purposes, the state is divided into 10 regions to assist in the operation of the association. Each region has an elected vice president that is responsible for coordinating activities in his or her area on behalf of the association.
NC REALTORS® is dedicated to providing the opportunities and resources that aid our members. Our mission statement is succinct: “To promote the success of our members and enhance the Quality of Life in North Carolina.” We further pledge to: preserve and promote the right to own, transfer and use real property; maintain a leadership role in the legislative, political and regulatory process; promote and maintain the highest ethical standards; develop and provide the best education, products and services; and promote housing affordability.
NC REALTORS® is headquartered in Greensboro near Grandover Resort and is easily accessible from Interstate 85 and Interstate 40. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A REALTOR® is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® who is required to abide by a strict Code of Ethics. The term REALTOR® is a registered trademark of the National Association of REALTORS®, and misuse of the term is a trademark violation. To become a REALTOR®, a person who holds a real estate license may join their local REALTOR® Association, which makes them automatically a member of the State and National Associations.
Before becoming a REALTOR®, you first must earn a real estate license. All North Carolina real estate professionals are licensed by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC).
If you have an active North Carolina real estate license and are interested in becoming a REALTOR®, please contact the local board/association of REALTORS® nearest you for additional information on becoming a member.
Once you have your license, consider taking an extra step toward competence and professionalism by joining your local, state, and national associations of REALTORS®. Then, and only then, may you legally use the term “REALTOR®” following your name – a symbol that identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the REALTOR® family and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.
To join, ask your broker which local association of REALTORS® he or she belongs, then contact that local board for an application and additional instructions.
NC REALTORS® (registered as The North Carolina Association of REALTORS® with the Secretary of State) is a trade association dedicated to providing members with opportunities and resources that help them do their jobs better. Our mission statement is succinct: “To promote the success of our members and enhance the Quality of Life in North Carolina.” The headquarters office is located at 4511 Weybridge Lane in Greensboro and can be reached at 336-294-1415.
The North Carolina Real Estate Commission (“Commission”) is an independent state governmental agency. The Commission’s primary function is to license and regulate real estate agents (persons and firms who sell, lease, etc. real estate for others). North Carolina’s 80,000-plus real estate agents are licensed as brokers. The Commission office is located at 1313 Navaho Drive in Raleigh and can be reached at 919-875-3700.
Complaints against REALTORS® should be filed with the NC Real Estate Commission. Click here for details on the procedure to file a complaint with the Commission.
Transactions (zipForm® Edition) is the official forms software for NC REALTORS®. The online version is available to you, as a member benefit, at no cost.
First-time users: You must have a login to the NAR website to set up an account with Transactions (zipForm® Edition). If you don’t have one set up, go to nar.realtor, click on “Sign In” on the top right. Click “Register” at the top of the login box and choose your own username and password. To set up an account with Transactions (zipForm® Edition), visit http://www.zipform.com/order/order.asp and follow the steps, selecting NC REALTORS® from the drop down menu of associations. When the login window appears, log into the NAR site with the credentials you just set up. Choose your own username and password for your Transactions (zipForm® Edition) account when requested. Once you complete this initial registration, logging in at Transactions (zipForm® Edition) on subsequent visits will take only seconds.
Transactions (zipForm® Edition) is synched with the NAR database. If you have any changes to your company name, address, email or phone numbers, simply follow the directions here. Your changes will automatically update in Transactions (zipForm® Edition).
In addition to Transactions (zipForm® Edition)’s excellent, user-friendly website, customer service support is available 24 hours per day Monday through Friday and 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays by calling (586) 840-0140.
For issues regarding Transactions (zipForm® Edition), please contact their Tech Support Line 24 hours per day Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends and holidays by calling (586) 840-0140.
When the NC REALTORS® was incorporated in the mid-1930s, there were approximately 135 members in 10 local Boards representing: Asheville, Charlotte, Durham, Greensboro, High Point, Raleigh, Rocky Mount, Salisbury, Wilmington and Winston-Salem.
Today, thanks to the tremendous growth both in the state’s population and in the number of licensed REALTORS® – to 55,000 – there are 45 local boards within the state. While the local boards operate independently of NC REALTORS®, we are proud and appreciative of our relationship with them in advancing the REALTOR® cause.
For our purposes, the state is divided into 10 regions to assist in the operation of the association. Click here for the Regional Map.
NC REALTORS®
4511 Weybridge Lane
Greensboro, NC 27407
(336) 294-1415 phone
(336) 299-7872 fax
For general inquiries and membership questions, please call (336) 294-1415 or email hello@ncrealtors.org to speak with our receptionist who can point you to a staff member who can help. Or, use our department directory below.
NC REALTORS®
309 N Blount Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
For media inquiries, please contact Mark Zimmerman at (919) 573-0987 or Email »
Contact Donna Peterson for help with: NC REALTORS® elections and annual awards, Bylaws Committee, Administrative Committee, Awards Committee, NC REALTORS® Board of Directors, Certifying/Recruiting Committee, Executive Committee, Past Presidents Council, Policy Committee, Strategic Planning Committee.
Contact Caitlin Thompson for help with: NAR Core Standards, NC REALTORS® Ombudsman Program, Leadership/Board trainings, Risk Management Committee.
Contact Monica Huckaby for help with: Professional Standards Workshops and Mediation Programs, Professional Standards Committee.
Contact Leigh Morgan for help with: NC REALTORS® forms, Residential Forms Committee, Commercial Forms Committee.
Contact Kentia Smith for help with: The Housing Foundation or affordable housing, Matching grants and regional grants.
Contact Jessica Hughes for help with: Internal operations, NC REALTORS® Strategic initiatives, Human Resources, NC REALTORS® William C. Bass Leadership Academy.
Contact Denise Daly for help with: Association Executives Committee, Vacation Rental Managers Association, Appraisal Section.
Contact Bryan Jenkins for help with: Finance & Budget Committee, Investment Advisory Committee.
Contact David Berkebile for help with: General accounting, Membership.
Contact Ashley Daugherty for help with: Membership, General accounting.
Contact Keri Epps-Rashad for help with: Sponsorships, Exhibiting, Advertising, Diversity Committee.
Contact Maurice Brown for help with: REALTOR® Partners Program, Service Corporation, Diversity Committee (DEI).
Contact Mckenzie Allen for help with: Member communications, NC REALTORS® marketing initiatives, Editorial content of Insight magazine, NC REALTORS® Young Professionals Network, Image Committee.
Contact Samantha Ashburn for help with: NC REALTORS® website, NC REALTORS® social media platforms, Email communications.
Contact Doug Klesch for help with: Videography, NC REALTORS® Podcast (REdefined).
Contact Lia Ross for help with: Content suggestions for Insight magazine, website and newsletters.
Contact Raquel Stubblefield for help with: NC REALTORS® logo (for local associations/boards only), Branding elements, Marketing toolkits, Copies of Insight magazine.
Contact Mandy Lowe for help with: NC REALTORS® Events, Educational opportunities, Convention Committee, Convention Scholarship and Mentor Program.
Contact Sarah Nardi for help with: NC REALTORS® Events, Convention Committee, NC REALTORS® Young Professionals Network.
Contact Savanna Reagin for help with: Education Opportunities, CE Courses, Graduate REALTOR® Institute (GRI), Workforce Housing Specialist (WHS) Program.
Contact Chelsey McCaleb for help with: NC REALTORS® Events.
Contact Mark Zimmerman for help with: Government Affairs issues, Media inquiries, Property Management Division.
Contact John Angrilla for help with: Regional government issues on the NC coastline.
Contact William Bradford for help with: Local and regional government issues in South Central NC.
Contact Michael Cooper for help with: Local and regional government issues in the High Country and far West North Carolina.
Contact Ashtyn Gammons for help with: NC REALTORS® PAC fundraising and events, Local candidate funding.
Contact Charity Jeffries for help with: Local government issues in the Western Piedmont Triad/Foothills.
Contact Ryan Kluk for help with: Regional government issues in Central NC.
Contact Pam Melton for help with: Regulatory issues, Public relations.
Contact Kristin Nash for help with: NC REALTORS® PAC fundraising, State candidate funding, Corporate fundraising oppurtunities, NC REALTORS® PAC Trustees, Federal Political Coordinators (FPCs).
Contact Jade Petty for help with: Government Affairs administration.
Contact Colin Russell for help with: Local government issues in the Eastern Piedmont Triad.
Contact Warren Wakeland for help with: Shared and Regional Government Affairs Director Program.
Contact Katharine Wendt for help with: NC Homeowners Alliance, State Political Coordinators (SPCs), Regional government issues in the Inner Coastal Plains, Issues Mobilization, Property Rights Fund.