Member Benefits Videos

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC because I believe it protects homeowners’ interests. I believe real estate is the foundation of wealth. I love working with buyers, especially those who have never owned a home. My PAC investment protects their interests.

I give to the Florida Realtors® PAC to protect my future. The PAC is the driving force behind preserving property rights and preventing unnecessary seller disclosures, among other benefits. Instead of asking what it will cost to invest, ask yourself what it’s going to cost if you don’t.

Membership certainly does have its privileges and benefits at Florida Realtors. We deliver exclusive, no-cost and low-cost tools to grow your business and increase your bottom line. From educational courses to market research, advocacy for homeownership, free legal and tech support, along with news and marketing tips you can use today in your business, we mean it when we say, “Your success is our business!”

I give to the Florida Realtors® PAC to have a seat at the table with legislators. Realtors are the voice for customers and clients when they meet policymakers in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C.

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC to support candidates who will work on issues important to property owners and our profession. If you want to see the value of investing in the PAC, take a trip to Tallahassee or Washington, D.C., to meet your elected officials.

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC because it gives me a voice in choosing lawmakers at the local, state and federal levels. My investment gives me a seat at the table. Realtors have a powerful voice that can get things done.

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC because I believe in the power of the Realtor voice. PAC dollars have worked successfully to bring issues to the forefront that help our communities.

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC so that the millions of property owners in the state of Florida have a voice in the legislative arena.

I give to Florida Realtors® PAC because I want to protect my profession and private property rights. If we don’t protect what we have, who will?