Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES)
Designation

By earning the SRES^® designation, a REALTOR^® has demonstrated necessary knowledge and expertise to counsel senior clients through major financial and lifestyle transitions involved in relocating, refinancing, or selling the family home. This designation will cover important topics such as generational studies, estate planning, reverse mortgages, and more!

Steps to Earning an SRES Designation

Step 1 - Complete the Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) course.

Complete the two-day SRES class with Champions School of Real Estate®.

Step 2 - Maintain good membership status with the NAR and SRES Council.

All tuition fees include your first-year membership dues into designation associations. After your first year, the NAR® dues are $120 per agent. This amount is billed to all active REALTOR® and REALTOR® Associate members through their primary local association and is due by January 1st. SRES Council dues are $99/year, after your first year.

Step 3 - Display your SRES designation logo in your advertisements.

Once you have met all of your designation requirements, and officially been awarded your designation from the NAR, you may call yourself a SRES designee and display the SRES logo on all advertisements.

SRES Designation Course

The Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) Designation course is offered as a stand-alone course to anyone wanting to ethically serve clients in the fastest growing market in real estate: maturing Americans age 50+. This 15-hour course can also be taken for CE credit in Texas only.

Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES)

Gain the knowledge neeed to effectively counsel senior clients.

The SRES® is the only designation and marketing program specifically designed to serve senior property owners. By earning the SRES® designation, a REALTOR® has demonstrated the necessary knowledge and expertise to counsel senior clients through major financial and lifestyle transitions involved in relocating, refinancing, or selling the family home.