You’ll need
your headshot, your bio, your licence number(s), your NRDS number (on your Realtor board card or dues invoice)
Realtor.com builds a profile for every licensed agent whether you claim it or not. Unclaimed, it shows a grey circle with your initials, no phone number and no brokerage — the page is blank. Claiming it is free.
Go to realtor.com/realestateagents and search your name and state.
agent search box Find yourself in the results. Open your profile.
If instead you seeyou're not there yet: your licence is new and hasn't synced. Wait two weeks, or go to hub.realtor.com → Create account → Claim your profile and follow the prompts.Your unclaimed page is nearly empty — a grey circle with your initials, and Looks like this agent's profile isn't ready to view. Nothing is broken; that is what unclaimed looks like. Underneath, it says Are you [your name]? Edit profile — click Edit profile. That link is the claim button, whatever you were expecting it to be called.
You should now seea page with no photo, no brokerage and no phone number. That is what a buyer who searches your name sees today.the Edit profile link on an unclaimed profile Create your free Realtor.com Professional account with your real-estate Gmail. Verify by the code it emails you.
Prove it's you: it asks for your licence number or NRDS number. Type it.
If instead you see"we couldn't verify": call Realtor.com support at the number on the page; they verify by phone.Once in, click Edit profile. Upload your headshot. Paste your bio. Add RE/MAX One as your brokerage and 212 Route 32, Uncasville, CT 06382 as the office.
Add your cell as the contact number and your service areas (every town you'd drive to).
Add your Zillow and Facebook links if it offers a Social section. Save.
Open your public profile page and copy the URL.
You’re done whenyour Realtor.com profile shows your photo, RE/MAX One and your cell.
Now do thisTrello card → phase 1 → tick 1.10 and paste the link in a comment.