Realtor

Pronunciation: /ˈriːl.tər/

Definitions of Realtor

noun A person who acts as an agent for the sale and purchase of buildings and land; a real estate agent.

Example Sentences

A1 A Realtor helps people buy and sell houses.

A2 My friend's mom is a Realtor and she helps people find their dream homes.

B1 I am thinking of becoming a Realtor because I enjoy working with people and helping them find the perfect home.

B2 The Realtor showed us several properties before we found the one we wanted to buy.

C1 The experienced Realtor was able to negotiate a great deal for her clients on the luxury waterfront property.

C2 After years of working in the real estate industry, the Realtor had built a strong reputation for her expertise and professionalism.

Examples of Realtor in a Sentence

formal The Realtor showed us several properties that met our criteria.

informal Our Realtor is really good at finding us the perfect homes.

slang My Realtor hooked me up with a sweet deal on my new house.

figurative The Realtor acted as a guide, leading us through the maze of real estate options.

Grammatical Forms of Realtor

• past tense: Realtored
• plural: Realtors
• comparative: more Realtor
• superlative: most Realtor
• present tense: Realtors
• future tense: will Realtor
• perfect tense: have Realtored
• continuous tense: is Realtoring
• singular: Realtor
• positive degree: Realtor
• infinitive: to Realtor
• gerund: Realtoring
• participle: Realtored

Origin and Evolution of Realtor

First Known Use: 1916 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'Realtor' originated in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally, the term 'Realtor' was coined by the National Association of Real Estate Boards (now known as the National Association of Realtors) to distinguish members who were registered with the association and adhered to a strict code of ethics. Over time, the term has become synonymous with real estate professionals in general, regardless of membership status with the association.