Plenty of times. Even long time realtors still say real a toor

I'm in the redneck capital of the world, so that's a yes. LOLLL

Yes. Many Many Too Many times.  Agents and lenders and home inspectors .... and clients ... and Real It Ter too. 

Sure, it's pretty funny. Git-a-long ... there ya real-a-tur.  I think the incorrect correct ending is turrr.

Lots of times, and from people who really should know!

Many times.

All the time.

Yes but not too often though it does happen too much 

All the time. Makes me crazy but also reminds me of the pastor of the church I grew up in. If you pronounced Trinity TRINUTTY it irritated him beyond belief! Now let us all sign the doxology 😜

Not only pronounce it that way but they spell Realty with an I!!!!

It's not REAL I TY, it's REAL TY

Drives me up a wall as well!

Happens all the time and I just look right past it.  What annoys me are people who write Realtor and not REALTOR®

Yes

I hear that pronunciation more from non-realtors Karen Jones Lewis, MBA, Realtor.  I can remember in Real Estate School, that was probably the first comment that I heard from my instructor - how to pronounce that work - HA! 

Yes sometimes we do so as a joke - all in good fun!

Many times, sometimes in fun and sometimes just tripping over their own tongues, not really deliberately.

Many times it depends what part of the country one is from. I hear Real-tor, i hear real - ah - tah and real - a - tor. I know what they mean....

 That is now the officially correct pronunciation.

All the time, more often than not I would say it is pronounced that way at least down here in latin America

Sure and often reality gets mixed in with realty....

No, but many times Real-a.ter is what I hear a lot.  Makes me cringe...but then again, many things make me cringe in this business.  

Yes, I REALly have ...!!

Drives me nuts.

All the time unfortunately!

Yes, and always amazed!

Real-a-tor; terminator? No, I have not.

We have a problem at out board with some people and they get upset if it is pronounce wrong.

I've lived in enough places with different accents (northeast, south, midwest, southwest) to brush it off, but oh yea.  I've heard Realtors pronounce it Realitter, pretty common around Philadelphia.

It does not bother me at all. A lot of people have different kinds of accent( me included) and it does not bother me at all, I'm not interested who is the person is than how they pronounce certain words. 

Forget the agents, most of the public out here says it that way.  Personally, as someone who's name is Ryan and who's been called Bryan his whole life by people and who's last name has been pronounced "Higgins" more times than there are gold bars in Fort Knox, I don't give a crap how I or anyone else pronounces it.  All they need to know is 805.905.4000 to list their house!

No.

All the time.  Or even better: Real-a-ter.

Yep.

They shouldn't have made it so hard to pronounce and spell, lol. -Kasey

My Realtor grandparents would have corrected you on the spot, they hated that pronunciation.

But Americans miss pronounce a lot of words like they say daily. As a retired DJ and student of the Japanese culture, my biggest pet peeve is how you all mispronounce Karaoke.

You say "CARRY-O-KEY" when it's pronounced "Kara-O-Kay". How you ever got "Carry" from "Kara" is beyond me. Oh, I have a whole list 

Kathleen Daniels nailed this one!

Yes.

Sure. 

Yes.

Karen Jones Lewis, MBA, Realtor - yes, several times.

LOL, not in my parts - but maybe I don't want to hear it. But go to dictionary.com and it's pronouced [ree-uh l-ter, -tawr\, but I understand it's supposed to be ˈrēl-, -ˌtȯr\

Real b tor.....blah blah

yes I have

Yes and it is about 50% that mispronounce it. How can we expect the public to get it right if we don't?

All the time!

Lots of times!!

All the time.... I wonder how they feel about their Doc-a-tor?

Yep.  Even saw one do a personalized tag digging into it:  RELATOR.  Just awful.

We hear it  this way so often...it makes us doubt the pronunciation.

Yes, very often.

It is one of my pet peeves.  If you can't properly pronounce it, you shouldn't be one!  

I'm from Oklahoma.

Yes indeed. Yesterday I saw an advertisement on TV (we were in Delaware and I'm not sure who it was for) and they said "real-a-tor".  I told the TV that's not how it's supposed to be pronounced. Lot of good that did!

Yes and that drives me batty!!

Karen Jones Lewis, MBA, Realtor Sure all the time.

that makes me CRAZY....

Yes and other variations.