LCAR

Lancaster County Association of REALTORS®

Member Focused • Community Driven

Real Estate School

Interested in attaining your real estate license?

We offer superior real estate classes in Lancaster County led by first-class professionals who can provide you with insights gained from years of experience. 

Our comprehensive courses will enable you to acquire your real estate license, or further your real estate career with current industry knowledge.

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Get More From Your Membership

LCAR provides all of our members with professional tools, networking opportunities, and resources to help you with your real estate career.

We want to help you succeed on your journey, whether you are interested in Residential or Commercial real estate in Lancaster County, we have the proper tools and guidance to help you reach your goals,.

Events & Networking

We pride ourselves on building a network among our members.

Throughout the year, the association is proud to host a variety of events and networking opportunities to foster connections among both our REALTOR® and Affiliate Members.

Ayudando a los REALTORS® a tener éxito


Desde 1917, la Asociación de REALTORS® de Lancaster ha estado trabajando para satisfacer las necesidades de nuestros miembros. Nuestro objetivo es fomentar agentes informados, éticos y competentes para satisfacer las necesidades de sus compradores y vendedores. A través del liderazgo y la educación, creemos que todos los agentes inmobiliarios pueden seguir sobresaliendo en sus carreras. Valoramos la experiencia, la diversidad y la búsqueda de conocimientos de nuestros miembros.

El blog de LCAR


por Victoria Medvedeva, Keller Williams Elite 26 de junio de 2025
Ever wondered what happens when a fence, shed, or even a tree crosses into a neighbor’s yard? This short but insightful article breaks down real estate encroachments—what they are, why they matter, and how they can affect property value, legal rights, and even mortgage approvals. In this 2-minute read by Victoria Medvedeva, you'll learn the difference between minor and major encroachments, how to resolve disputes, and why a simple land survey can prevent major headaches down the road.
por Richard Boas III, Berkshire Hathaway HomeService Homesale Realty 12 de junio de 2025
Pennsylvania’s Act 52, effective January 4, has brought significant changes to real estate wholesaling, requiring practitioners to be licensed, disclose their role to both buyers and sellers, and follow standard compensation rules. In this article, Richard Boas III explains what wholesaling is, how the new law reshapes the process, and what it means for industry professionals.
por Brett Woodburn, Esq. Woodburn Law 21 de mayo de 2025
Under the law, buyers’ agents have a general ethical responsibility to advise their buyers that sellers have a legal obligation to provide a “completed property disclosure statement.” Pa. Code §35.284a(b)(1). They are also obligated to assure that a completed property disclosure statement was delivered to the buyers. Pa. Code §35.284a(b)(2). These requirements are set forth in the rules and regulations that were formally adopted by legislature, meaning this is “THE LAW.” There are some important components in these two sentences that I want to unpack for you.
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