RPAC

The REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) is the nation's largest, most successful, and most bipartisan political action committee. Your voluntary investment is used to improve your bottom line in several ways: Through issues mobilization, political advocacy, and by directly supporting candidates at the local, state, and federal levels of government who champion the ideals and principles of REALTORS®. RPAC is your best investment in real estate!

What's in it for you?

RPAC provides you with the opportunity to have a collective impact on the election of officials who will shape legislation that affects your livelihood and the way real estate professionals do business.

Where does your RPAC investment go?

One hundred percent of your investment is used to help elect candidates for public office that share the ideals and principles of REALTORS®. Seventy percent of your RPAC investment is used in state and local elections. The remaining 30 percent is used by National RPAC in key U.S. House and Senate races across the country. RPAC is neither a Republican nor a Democratic organization. In fact, RPAC is the most bipartisan political action committee in the nation.

How does your RPAC investment pay off?

Your RPAC investment pays off with every political victory:

• State and federal tax credits for first-time and repeat homebuyers helped over 1.8 million people buy a home, increasing average REALTOR® commission income by more than $6,200.
• Raising the conforming mortgage loan limits for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac increased the earnings of the typical REALTOR® by $6,250.
• Preserving the Mortgage Interest Deduction in Congress protects annual commission income for the average REALTOR® of over $3,750.
• Preventing cities and counties in Georgia from charging individual agents a business license fee saves you about $200 per jurisdiction in which you do business each year.
• Permanently prohibiting banking conglomerates from providing real estate brokerage and property management services saves the average REALTOR® $5,400 annually.
• Blocking a 6% state sales tax on real estate commissions saved the average member $2,100 every year.
• Lenders were slashing short sales commissions below the amount agreed to by the real estate broker and seller, but thanks to RPAC, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are now banned from renegotiating commissions for short sales.

RPAC saves the typical REALTOR®
over $20,000 each year.

Make your investment today!