Forging New Cross-Border Relationships

January 01, 2020

For nearly a decade, Texas REALTORS® has developed a relationship with the Asociación Mexicana de Profesionales Inmobiliarios (AMPI), the national association of real estate professionals in Mexico. As an extension of this relationship, the new AMPI Memorandum of Understanding Program encourages strategic cooperation between local REALTOR® associations in Texas and AMPI sections.

As the ambassador association to Mexico, Texas REALTORS® assists in the process of relationship building, setting meaningful goals, and supporting the participants in their efforts to meet those goals.

The program has already provided results. The El Paso Association of REALTORS® and AMPI-Juárez section recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) agreeing to focus on goals of professionalism, education, and international business exchange.

If you believe your local association would benefit from an AMPI MOU, contact the Texas REALTORS® Global and Commercial Department.

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