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Kevin Prouty
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Real Estate Agent Using Realty In Domain

Kevin Prouty
  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Hi Everyone,

Just want to make sure I'm not breaking any rules. I just became a real estate agent in New Hampshire under eXp Realty. I am working on creating my website and want to know: am I allowed to use the word Realty in my domain name, if I'm only a salesperson and not a broker? like johnsmithrealty.com as an example?

I appreciate any input!

Thank you,

Kevin Prouty

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Greg Powers
  • Real Estate Agent
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Greg Powers
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Manchester, NH
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“Realty” is fine.  You can’t use “Realtor” because it’s a trademarked name.  (It’s officially REALTOR®.)  But questions like this should always be posed to your broker.

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