Member Benefits
Joining the Wyoming REALTORS® is one of the best business investments you can make! We work hard to give you value for your dollar by offering programs, products, and services that directly impact your ability to succeed in business with integrity and competence. Below is a summary of benefits you have as a member of the Wyoming REALTORS®.
HEALTH & SAFETY
In 2024 and 2025, the
Wyoming REALTORS® are adding
a cost-share/revenue-share health care plan as a partnership with the Small Association Leadership Alliance (SALA).
A NATIONAL NETWORK
As a REALTOR®, you have access to huge international and national support networks through the National Association of REALTORS®. You also have access to a national marketplace of complementary and subsidized membership benefits.
TECHNOLOGY
Need help with the office printer or your tablet? Help is fee through the Wyoming REALTORS® Tech Helpline at 888-804-8223!
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Need help with cyber security?
We got it! In partnership with Cyber Wyoming, you can access training and webinars to keep you safe!​
ADVOCACY
The Wyoming REALTORS® provide
government monitoring and support a full-time lobbyist working to advocate for our members and Wyoming citizens. As a member, you will receive important notifications and updates calling you to act when there is a need!
EDUCATION
The Wyoming REALTORS® provide
our members with education, webinars and events to help our members maintain their real estate licenses and manage business matters practically and effectively.
FORMS/CONTRACTS
With our legal counsel, the Wyoming REALTORS® provide up-to-date contract templates and forms the members may to conduct real estate transactions in Wyoming.
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Need online transaction management? We got it! The Wyoming REALTORS® offer members access to forms via:
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ANNUAL MEMBER CONFERENCE
September 21-24, 2026
Sheridan, WY
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REGISTRATION OPENS
JULY 2026
SALA HEALTHCARE
COST-SHARING PLAN
Interested in SALA?
Email to: hpsupport@smallassociations.org
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WATCH RECORDED SALA PRESENTATION
2026 REALTOR
WEBINAR SERIES
March 16 - 9 AM (MT)
"Email is Everything"
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March 19 - 2 PM (MT)
"Free Tools, Real Protection"
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March 30 - 9 AM (MT)
"Low, Medium, and High Tech Password Management Methods"
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April 2 - 2 PM (MT)
"Yes, I'm a productive person! Why am I more at risk?"
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SCROLL DOWN FOR
WEBINAR SUMMARIES
& REGISTRATION
March 16 - Email is everything!
Description: Email is the backbone of your business. It’s how you communicate with clients, lenders, title companies, inspectors, and your entire professional network and it’s also one of the most common ways real estate fraud occurs. Let’s demystify it! Join us to learn practical, often no-cost ways to protect the data you send and receive, recognize what true encrypted email looks like, safeguard sensitive information, and implement simple, effective steps that help small real estate companies secure email accounts, reduce fraud risk, and build client confidence.
March 19 - Free Tools, Real Protection
Description: Strong cybersecurity doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. In this practical, demonstration-based session, we’ll explore a curated set of free, publicly available cybersecurity tools that small businesses and professionals can use immediately to better understand and reduce their cyber risk.
March 30 - Low, Medium & High Tech Password Management Methods
Description: Choosing the right way to manage passwords doesn’t have to be complicated. This session breaks down three common password management approaches, low-tech, medium-tech, and high-tech, and explains the real-world pros, cons, and risks of each. Attendees will learn how to select a method that fits their role, comfort level, and security needs, while reducing password fatigue and improving overall protection.
April 2 - Yes, I’m a Productive Person! Why am I more at Risk?
Description: Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology — it’s about human behavior. This session explores 12 common personality traits and behavioral tendencies that can increase the likelihood of clicking on phishing emails, malicious links, or fraudulent messages, even among smart and experienced professionals. Find out if you have them and what to do to make safer online decisions.
