Our Community Service Committee invites you to Bring a Broom on Saturday, April 27 in Downtown Frederick! RSVP to serve at this free event, choose FCAR as your group, and enjoy a free lunch afterward. Let's sweep up and serve!

Featuring instruction from knowledgeable local commercial experts, this series is designed to help REALTORS® learn the basics of commercial real estate in just a few short sessions. Instructor: Ashleigh Rossi, VP at MacRo Real Estate

Have you heard about the Quantum Loophole masterplanned data center project? Join us at Dutch's Daughter to learn all about it with guest speaker Justin Matney, Director of Resource Integration with QL.

We invite you to join us in advancing and supporting real estate issues that matter in every community by continuing the critical policy conversations among REALTORS®, lawmakers, and industry leaders.

Bright MLS Chief Economist Lisa Sturtevant joins us for a Housing & Economic Update. This free Informed Professionals Lunch & Learn is open to both FCAR members and the greater Frederick business community (i.e., non-members). Lunch sponsored by Jeff Stempler.

Past, current, and prospective RPAC Major Investors are invited to participate in this year's dinner. Our guest speaker will be Brenda Small, 2024 REALTOR® Party Director. To learn more or reserve your spot, contact Natalie McLister, FCAR Director of Operations (natalie@fcar.org).

Maryland REALTORS® CEO Chuck Kasky returns to our quarterly Brokers Meeting with Advocacy and Public Policy Director Lisa May. Lunch is provided by Nita Young of CLA Title & Escrow. Location is dependent upon the timing of our new office.

We want to hear what matters to you! Join us for our next Brokers Meeting with a new luncheon format at the FCAR office. These quarterly meetings bring our brokerages together to share concerns with both each other and FCAR's board of directors. Lunch sponsor TBA.

Join us for lunch and learn and panel discussion about state, county, and local down payment assistance and grant programs. This free Informed Professionals Lunch & Learn is sponsored by George Makrides of CBM Mortgage. Non-members welcome.

Want to get into video but you're not sure how? This free event with Alex Nunemaker of Fitzgerald Financial Group will help you get started. RSVP by contacting Stacy Allwein at stacy@allweinteam.com. Breakfast is included in this free event.

There are still a lot of unknowns, but we would like to share what we know and want to hear your concerns about the recent NAR settlement.

This month's casual networking event heads to Idiom Brewing on Carroll Creek. Sponsored by Friends Title Co. and the Kimberly John Group of RE/MAX Results. Get a free drink ticket by completing booth bingo at the April 10 FCAR Trade Show.

REALTORS® attend for free as we showcase our Strategic Partners. The FCAR Trade Show is an annual event that brings our members together to network and find services that may benefit their businesses, all while socializing and enjoying a catered lunch from Mission BBQ.

Terrence Gabriel and Amy Klein of Fidelity National Finance deliver a presentation on Hot Title Topics. Join us for lunch alongside your monthly legal, lender, and committee updates at Dutch's Daughter.

Join Maryland REALTORS® for a day of conversation, networking, and discovery in the industry! FCAR leadership will be attending this event to stay up-to-date on the latest industry news and state-level advocacy.

Learn about the new construction experience from start to finish! You are invited to learn what to expect in the process with a Lunch & Learn with Philip Dancer of Dancer & Co. Inspections.

Join us for casual networking with drinks, free appetizers, and the option of trying your hand at X-Golf's simulators. This month's event has dual sponsors—Salisbury, McLister & Foley LLP are reserving the simulator booth, and Paul Deibler of Shore United Bank is providing appetizers.

FCBIA CEO Danielle Adams headlines our March meeting to speak on how the Frederick County Building Industry Association's work contributes to the fabric of the Frederick County business community.