The New Hampshire Association of Realtors Honor Society has been in successful operation since 1980. It is overseen by an Honor Society Working Group of local board vice presidents as appointed by the NHAR President and chaired by the NHAR President-Elect.
The primary purpose of the New Hampshire Realtors Honor Society is to encourage board participation among members in order that they might be better educated, active members to serve their customers/clients and in return bring credit to themselves and the real estate industry. The program is designed for both the newer Realtor as well as those who have held NHAR membership for a number of years – it is intended to recognize those members who are actively participating in Realtor functions.
The high points award for 2021 activity, awarded last year, was Marion Cheney of RE/MAX on the Move, pictured at right.
Awards
Members of the Honor Society will be awarded a Realtors Honor Society pin. Certificates and pins recognizing membership in the Honor Society will be presented in June of each year at local board meetings.
Annual qualification
In order to maintain membership in the Realtors Honor Society, members must re-qualify each year, for five consecutive years, by obtaining 150 points. Following the fifth consecutive year of membership, a member may miss one year without losing his/her five-year status. The Honor Society is designed to keep NHAR members active and involved, along with giving them recognition for their participation.
Lifetime members
Realtors who maintain their Honor Society membership for 15 years will be recognized as lifetime members.
Qualification period
The qualification period for submission is January 1 through December 31 of each year.
Point qualification
A minimum of 150 points per year is needed in order to qualify or maintain membership in the Realtors Honor Society. The application lists, in detail, the point breakdown by category.
