IREagents.com Network FAQ

This section is under development. We will continue to add your questions as they become available. Please see below for the current list of FAQs.

1. What do I have to do to register?

     To join the network you need to meet the basic requirements:

1) Be in good standing with the National Association of Realtors.
2) Be an e-PRO® certified real estate agent.
3) Be pro-active in your desire to form a network affiliation of e-PRO certified real estate agents.

     If you are interested in joining the network and you meet the basic      requirements, please Register Today!

2. What payment methods does the IRE accept?

     We can accept credit cards or PayPal (by request).

3. How often is the Master Agent List updated?

     The Master Agent List is updated monthly to incorporate the addition of all new agents joining the IRE as well as any changes to the existing information in the database or deletions from the IRE. The list is updated during the 27th and 1st of the upcoming month. All new members and changes will actually be published to the network on the 1st of each month.

4. Do I have to be a real estate agent with an e-PRO® certification to participate in the IRE?

     Yes, the IRE was designed as a focal point for the internet professional (e-PRO®) agents that want to maintain an ongoing affiliation with other e-PRO® agents. The IRE network assists the agent in significantly reducing the time and effort required by the agent to maintain a reciprocal link relationship.  The e-PRO® is therefore a required prerequisite for participation in the IRE.

5. When will I see my website added to the list?

     The Master Agent List is update monthly.  The IRE collects registration requests until the 25th of each month. Between the 25th and the end of the month we will update the Master Agent List and database.  After the first day of the appropriate month you will see your website added to the list.

6. Are URLs that redirect to another website allowed in the Master Agent List?

       Unfortunately, no.  Each URL identifying a website must contain its own copy of the Master Agent List somewhere within that website. A URL that redirects to another URL does not have its own website content and therefore cannot be included in the network.