Tennessee Realtors association offers health coverage for agents

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The Tennessean, March 25, 2008

The Greater Nashville (TN) Association of Realtors will start offering its 4,500 members health insurance immediately through a partnership with the National Business Association, a Dallas-based trade group. The GNAR decided to start the program to reduce the number of uninsured real estate agents nationwide. About 30 percent of U.S. real estate agents are uninsured, said the GNAR president.

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