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REMI School of Real Estate Community Blog

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15 October

REMI School is now a Provider of the Center for Realtor Development

October 15, 2026 By David Catanzaro General, Updates 0

REMI School is now a Provider of the Center for Realtor Development (CRD).  It is quite an honor for REMI School.  Just like there are brokers and salespersons in real estate, there are two levels in CRD:  providers and instructors.  We are a provider meaning we hire instructors, offer and schedule courses. There are two types of courses: classroom and virtual.  REMI will offer virtual courses toward NAR certifications, designations and career development.

 

Over the years, REMI School has worked closely with the NAR Education Specialist.  Then, over the past few years, the NAR introduced the Center for Realtor Development (CRD) and took the role of educator to a new level.  

 

CRD provides advanced education, professional designations, and certifications to help real estate agents enhance their skills and career growth. 

 

Founded in 1997 as one of the first online schools in the nation, REMI School is proud to announce its acceptance as a Provider of these advanced courses, designations and certifications. 

 

If you would like to be added to our mailing list for scheduled virtual CRD courses or have questions, please email david@remiteam.com

 

Emails will be sent periodically announcing new schedules and classes offered. 

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