Wouldn’t touch DET with 100 mile pole.

They generally care nothing about third party organizations ( NAR, MLS's, etc. ).The ethics agreement is a section of NAR that brokers/agents agree to as a member.

The NAR has property management courses, some may be available at your local Board of Realtors where non-Realtors may attend, check with them on fees of open courses.Good luck :)

What they don't realize is that there is a "Code of Standards from the National Association of Residential Property Managers known as NAR that stipulates the requirements of being a Property Manager and more.I thought I would post their Code of Standards here. 

NAR may get a bit more leeway on that because they're a bigger organization with lots more people paying their high membership fees.

Absolutely," said Long Beach broker Dick Gaylord, who becomes the 2008 NAR president next month.

Salespersons, Brokers, Appraisers, Real Estate Assistants, Brokerages, Home Inspectors can become members of NAR.

The NAR has never audited or asked me or anyone else I know what my expenses and profits were in flips so these figures you have posted are fictional at best.

I suppose the NAR gets that sort of legal protection by consistently being on top of PAC donor lists.

The NAR does a random nationwide sample.