Realtor
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4.3
- noun
- /ˈriːəlˌtɔːr/
- US
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agente inmobiliario
- Zach's dad is a realtor and he's been showing us some houses.
- a local Realtor
Find alignment with the realtor and shoot your shot.
- Find alignment with the realtor and shoot your shot.
- OK, so we're talking about deceased people's stuff, estates, Realtors and closing attorneys.
- Zach's dad is a realtor and he's been showing us some houses.
- I have MLS fees, insurance fees, realtor fees, and other miscellaneous fees.
- I'm a local realtor in Chula Vista in Socal, San Diego.
- Oftentimes, Realtors do not know that there's flood zones on property.
- But I had a male realtor that walked in with me and no one was in the home.
- You're buying a house and you want to know, do you need a realtor?
- She's about to meet with the realtor, and we get our keys to our new building on Friday.
- I, I don't regret being a realtor like it.
- Maybe the true reason is maybe Realtors are just jaded people.
- The ones who don't want an actual like realtor service, they'll they won't show up.
- I think I have a realtor film with the new fave brushes.
Examples
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Guess what, I spoke to the realtor today, and she said that we can move in as early as the 6th.
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She's about to meet with the realtor, and we get our keys to our new building on Friday.
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So, as your realtor, the last thing I would suggest is selling.
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When I got back, the realtor was just leaving, and she had signed the contract!
Fiction book (1991) -
We're tentatively thinking about moving, so our realtor has been sending us house listings.
Blog text (1) -
"The best offer we're likely to get," Becky Craggit, the realtor down in Virginia, said over the phone.
Fiction book (1997) -
One afternoon, Burt, the realtor, unrolled a map on the dining room table.
Fiction book (1991) -
Within two years of getting his license, your dad was one of the top Realtors in Sonoma County.
Fiction book (2000) -
The history of the house, recounted by the realtor, contained a beguiling mystery.
Fiction book (1997) -
Today, I met with a realtor to discuss selling my house quickly.
Synonyms
57
2.4
A person who helps people buy, sell, or rent houses and other buildings
57
2.6
A person who helps people sell, rent or manage homes
14
3.7
A person licensed to help people sell, buy or rent houses
1
2.7
A person who helps people buy, sell, or rent homes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Realtor comes from real (as in 'real estate') plus the ending -or meaning 'person', and it was first used by the American National Association of Realtors as a special name for their members. So today a Realtor is a real estate agent who belongs to that professional group.