Arizona Association of REALTORS

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The Arizona Association of REALTORS® rCRMS (Certified Risk Management Specialist) Certification program is designed to provide members with the knowledge and skills to successfully manage real estate transactions for clients while reducing exposure to risk. REALTORS® who earn this certification go the extra mile to protect their client's interests as well as their own. They recognize that in today's litigious society, good REALTORS® need to anticipate the pitfalls in a real estate transaction for their clients and themselves, and be well prepared to avoid them.

Requirements for certification include completing five rCRMS specific courses. All the rCRMS courses are taught by real estate attorneys with the content focusing on the risks associated with each of the course topics. The requirements must be completed within a two-year period and rCRMS holders must recertify every two years by taking one of the contract courses. Information regarding the rCRMS can be found at http://www.aaronline.com/documents/CRMS.aspx.

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