Volunteering with PSAR connects you with influential, intelligent industry and community leaders. Expand your network, grow your professional stature, and help shape initiatives that empower REALTORS® across San Diego County.
The success of any association depends on its members. Serving on a committee builds leadership experience, strengthens your ties within the industry, and lets you help guide the Association. Ideas raised at the committee level become motions that move on to PSAR's Committee Councils or the Board of Directors.
Maintains a mutually beneficial balance between REALTORS® and Affiliate members. Affiliates provide education and information to REALTORS®, spearhead the Association's major fundraisers, and support many other Association projects and social events.
Promotes events that strengthen the public image of REALTORS® in the community and develops quarterly charitable events, while connecting and engaging PSAR REALTORS® through networking, technology, social media, and professional development. YPN encourages every member to help shape the direction of the Association and the real estate industry.
The Committee Council brings together Committee Chairs and Vice-Chairs. It meets quarterly to coordinate efforts across Committees and keep PSAR focused on our Mission and Values.
Makes recommendations to CRMLS on improving the MLS system and related technology. Extensive MLS experience is valuable for providing thoughtful input.
PSAR is a non-profit organization, and the Finance Committee oversees PSAR's financial well-being. The committee reviews annual budgets, monthly financials, reserves, and the annual audit to ensure resources further PSAR's mission.
The Global Council helps PSAR members open new business avenues by bringing international elements into their real estate practice. It offers resources, education, and networking events to grow members' global reach, meeting monthly on Zoom and quarterly at the South service center in Chula Vista.
PSAR advocacy supports homeownership, real estate, private property rights, and other REALTOR® issues in Washington D.C., Sacramento, and city and county governments across San Diego County. Recent efforts include opposing a statewide service tax, supporting increased conforming loan limits, reducing barriers for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), opposing rent control, and protecting Prop 13.
Governmental Affairs is organized as three sub-committees, South, Central, and East, plus one Unified Committee.
Reviews complaints against members to determine whether a matter warrants arbitration or a grievance hearing.
Members must be a REALTOR® for at least three years, attend annual mandatory training, and meet membership requirements to qualify.
Members serve on hearing panels to review alleged ethical misconduct by Association members or to provide arbitration as requested.
Committee members must have been REALTOR® members for at least three years and complete annual mandatory training to qualify.
Identifies technology programs and tech-related education for PSAR's membership, and makes recommendations on technology to PSAR's Board of Directors and staff. The committee meets quarterly via Zoom.
REALTOR® and Affiliate members who volunteer are the backbone of the Association. Your help, ideas, and input are vital to our success in the coming year. We invite you to serve on one or more Committees.
Tell us how you would like to empower your industry. Email support@psar.org.
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