Greater Golden Triangle Realtors

10/18/2026

10/17/2026

10/17/2026

GGTR's Stephanie Jones was recognized as a Community Champion at the recent MAR Convention. WTG Stephanie!

10/17/2026

So proud of Brandon!

Congratulations to Brandon Shaw on receiving the 2026 Presidential Award! 🏆 Brandon’s dedication and leadership have left a lasting impact on MAR and our membership, and we are so grateful for his service.

10/17/2026

GGTR had 4 members graduate from Leadership MAR! Congrats to Michelle "Shelli" McNeil, Michelle Livingston, Jessica Dotson & Cody Coleman.

10/17/2026

Proud of Michael Anderson & Rebecca Swain for their commitment to MARPAC and induction into the MARPAC Hall of Fame

The MARPAC Hall of Fame honors Mississippi REALTORS® who have given $10,000 or more to RPAC over their lifetime. Today we celebrated our newest inductees 🎉✨ Congratulations to:
o Michael Anderson
o Jessica Harris
o Selena Lovejoy
o Rebecca Swain
o Lara Thrash
o Lynn Wade
o Marea Wilson
Your dedication is helping protect the future of real estate in Mississippi!

10/06/2026

FROM NAR:

"The National Association of REALTORS® has launched a new site,
“Protecting Your Clients and Your Business From Fraud", https://www.nar.realtor/fraud“
that brings fraud-prevention guidance together in one easy-to-scan place.

The site is organized around three steps: Prevent, detect and report—giving agents and brokers a framework for preparing for fraud before it happens, recognizing suspicious activity and responding quickly when something goes wrong.

"Real estate transactions are attractive targets for fraud because they involve large sums of money, tight deadlines, multiple parties, and extensive electronic communications,” says Austin Perez, a senior policy representative at NAR. “Most consumers only buy or sell a home a few times in their lives, while real estate professionals navigate transactions every day. That experience puts real estate professionals in a unique position to help clients recognize red flags, slow down, verify information and avoid common fraud schemes."