We have tried for two years now to get permission to put those TV ads on our realtor's websites. We saw them a few years and thought "wow, those really hit home the message as to why you can't replace the expereince a licensed realtor gives to a transaction."


So we contacted them and they said that they couldn't. Couldn't? Why not? They already spent the money and they are sitting there. Why can't the National Association of Realtors GIVE permission?


Its a "win-win." Realtors get a high quality group of messages on their site that they couldn't afford to make for just their site and NAR would get hundreds of thousands of their "R"'s on sites (Realtor logo would be on every video)


We try every year to get them but its silly that they hold them back. They could charge a $49 license fee and make $4.5M on the low side.


We urge the NAR (National Association of Realtors) to consider it. It would greatly enhance websites and help thier members convert more sales into involving a Realtor.