Committees
The success of any Association ultimately depends upon the contributions of its members. Rancho Southeast REALTORS® relies upon the dedication and service of our REALTOR® and Affiliate members. By participating on a committee, each member helps to guide the Association by recommending improvements and overseeing programs and expenditures. Ideas that are discussed at the committee level become motions, which then are brought to the Rancho Southeast REALTORS® Board of Directors for consideration. Once a decision is made, the Rancho Southeast REALTORS® Leadership and Management Team are tasked with implementing the objective.
Schedule
Bi-Monthly
Quarterly
As Needed
As Needed
Monthly
Bi-Monthly
Quarterly
As Needed
Bi-Monthly
Committee/Task Force
Affiliates in Action*
Fair Housing, Diversity & Inclusion Task Force
Golf Task Force
Grievance / Professional Standards**
Local Government Relations
MLS
Open House Preview
Policies / Procedures Task Force
Professional Member Development
**Grievance / Professional Standard training is recommended upon consideration of application.
Committee Request Form
COMMITTEE/TASK FORCE DESCRIPTIONS
AFFILIATES IN ACTION*
Maintains a mutually beneficial balance between REALTORS® and Affiliate members. These committees are made up of professionals who provide education and information to REALTORS® and spearhead the Association’s major fundraisers. They also provide support for many other Association projects and social events.
FAIR HOUSING, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION TASK FORCE
Research, develop, plan, and present an annual agenda of events and activities to promote Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity to RSR members and the communities RSR serves.
GOLF TASK FORCE
This committee will meet regularly on a needed basis. This task force is a growing group of career-minded real estate professionals who come together and plan our annual Charity Golf Tournament. All Rancho Southeast REALTORS® member are welcome.
GRIEVANCE / PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS**
Reviews complaints against members to determine if the complaint warrants arbitration or grievance hearing. Must be a REALTOR® member for at least 3 years, attend Professional Standards training, and meet membership requirements to qualify. PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS: Enforces the REALTOR® Code of Ethics by holding hearings of alleged violations. Committee members must be Association members for at least three (3) years and complete Professional Standards training to qualify. Members of this committee serve on hearing panels.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
To monitor city, county and other local legislative regulatory actions and trends. To interpret to REALTOR® and the public the impact of the real estate business and property ownership.
M.L.S
Acts as a liaison between the Association’s REALTOR® membership and the Multiple Listing Service. Brings REALTOR® concerns and recommendations regarding policy and procedure to the CRMLS Board of Directors assist members in understanding their obligations to give equal service to all clients.
OPEN HOUSE PREVIEW
Maintains a mutually beneficial balance between REALTORS® and Affiliate members with weekly property presentations of homes open for viewing, and speakers with resourceful presentations. This committee is made up of professionals who provide education and information to REALTORS® while providing support for many other Association projects and social events.
POLICIES / PROCEDURES TASK FORCE
A board designated committee with goals of ensuring the board has policies and procedures in place to guide the operation of the organization in a legal and ethical manner. Policy & Procedures Committee is reviewed by the President.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBER DEVELOPMENT
Research, plans, and presents an annual agenda of industry-related seminars, events and/ or workshops to meet the present and future needs of members and further support them in their individual businesses.