Nothing with 'realtor' is OK even if you're a member of NAR.

@Ikenna Okoye  If unlicensed wholesaling was legal, do you think that thousands or Realtors would spend $1,000+ per year on NAR membership, license fees, continuing education, MLS dues, etc?

If you are looking for that detailed of an insight I would recommend the NAR reports.  

I’m considering going for my “ABR” Accredited Buyer Representative endorsement for my Florida Real State license through the C2EX program from NAR course.

I feel like submitting a First Tuesday form against CAR / NAR forms puts me at a disadvantage when there are multiple offers.

NAR, individual state and local real estate subsidiaries of the national.

This move by NAR seems to be based on the following premises:1.

I came across this article posted by the NAR about the economic outlook of the new year.

There are some guidelines that our local MLS' and NAR (Nat'l assoc. of Realtors) have us follow and those are the things they prohibit us from saying.That being said, the information you're looking for from an agent who specializes in MFR is pretty standard.

According to NAR, Open Houses (for buyers) sell approximately 6% of homes that conduct them.So far as Open Houses for Brokers, I agree with @Derek Hamilton, but with a twist - only if the property is more "one-off" in terms of design or style typical to your area.