Real Pride Network brings LGBTQ2+ real estate professionals together

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Nov. 9, 2020 by Connie Adair

Real Pride Network (RPN) is welcoming new members. The new non-profit organization’s goal is to bring LGBTQ2+ real estate professionals together, and to give like-minded consumers a place to find those whose core values are inclusivity, democracy, transparency and accountability.

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What sets RPN apart is that it is structured less like a trade association and more like a professional membership such as the Canadian Bar Association, which offers professional development and membership benefits as well as a “find-a-lawyer” directory.

RPN’s goal is to foster strong professional relationships, to facilitate (no fee) referrals and to provide mentorship opportunities. He says it’s important to be able to call someone you trust who is not in your local market.

Each member (real estate professionals and those offering real estate related services) can post a bio, complete with a photo and contact information. There’s also an option to add preferred personal pronouns.

This directory lets consumers find like-minded professionals. The organization is promoting itself through social media, with assistance on the tech side from an SEO specialist.

RPN offers professional development and events (virtual for now but in person when the pandemic allows). Along with serious topics, there are fun activities, such as Thirsty Thursdays and a recent Zoom Halloween costume party with a New York City drag queen.

RPN is based on honesty and transparency, Peterson says. On the back end, members can view financial statements, bylaws and minutes.

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