What WAOR (Waco) publishes about its dues, MLS and application fees — and which figures you still have to get from the board — with sources and the date RaiderX verified them.
What a primary REALTOR® member pays at WAOR, before proration for the month you join. Some fees are not published, so the totals are floors.
Exactly as WAOR publishes it. Local boards bill NAR and Texas REALTORS® dues alongside their own for primary members; secondary and MLS-only members pay those through their primary board. New to how this works? Read how REALTOR® board membership works.
Includes $358 in Texas REALTORS® ($157) and NAR ($201) dues billed through the board. Full-year amounts before proration, sales tax and voluntary contributions. This is a floor — 2 fees are not published (listed below).
Includes $358 in Texas REALTORS® ($157) and NAR ($201) dues billed through the board. Full-year amounts before proration, sales tax and voluntary contributions. This is a floor — 2 fees are not published (listed below).
How this fits RaiderX sponsorship
RaiderX-sponsored agents join one of RaiderX's seven member boards — SABOR, HAR, MetroTex, ABoR, Greater McAllen, Lubbock and Permian Basin. WAOR is not one of them: RaiderX joins another association only when the agent agrees to bear that membership expense. Ask on the intro call if WAOR's MLS is essential to your market.
Waco Association of REALTORS® publishes: $160 per year in local dues plus $358 for Texas REALTORS® and NAR; $100 in one-time application, orientation or setup fees. That works out to roughly $618 for a first full year as a primary REALTOR® member, before mls fees and lockbox key fees, which WAOR does not publish. Dues are prorated by the month you join. Verified September 18, 2026.
WAOR lists application fee (new brokers) ($250) — $250 in one-time fees — on top of the Designated REALTOR®'s own dues and MLS subscription. Every licensee sponsored by that office then joins as an individual member.
Texas REALTORS® lists Waco Association of REALTORS® as the local association for McLennan County.
No. RaiderX holds broker membership at seven Texas boards — SABOR, HAR, MetroTex, ABoR, Greater McAllen, Lubbock and Permian Basin — and sponsored agents join one or more of those. RaiderX does not join another association such as WAOR unless the agent agrees to bear that membership expense.
Compare every Texas association side by side on the dues & MLS fee comparison.
RaiderX sponsors Texas agents for a flat monthly fee with no commission split — you pay your board, we pay for the platform, and you keep 100%.