A Pennsylvania Realtor® was one of two Realtors® presented with NAR’s Federal Political Coordinator Meritorious Service Award yesterday during NAR’s Mid-Year Meeting in Washington, D.C.
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A Pennsylvania Realtor® was one of two Realtors® presented with NAR’s Federal Political Coordinator Meritorious Service Award yesterday during NAR’s Mid-Year Meeting in Washington, D.C.
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Nearly 1,300 Realtors® are expected to be at the Washington Monument on Thursday, defending home ownership and creating a visible presence uniting for private property rights.
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Two new PHFA home mortgage programs offer consumers conventional financing with lower monthly and down payments.
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The primary election victory of a Harrisburg-area state representative is an example of how the National Association of Realtors®’ new independent expenditure campaigns can help support Realtor®-friendly candidates.
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The Realtor® party can make a difference in this election. With nearly 70 percent of Realtors® registered to vote, it’s important to cast your ballot today and make your voice heard.
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Realtors® plan to take a stand for home ownership at the Realtors® Rally to Protect the American Dream from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 17 in Upper Senate Park at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
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“This is a huge market for real estate agents all across the country, if you know how to meet the unique needs of the fastest-growing group of homebuyers,” says Michael Soon Lee, author of Opening Doors: Selling to Multicultural Real Estate Clients.
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The challenges of working with multicultural clients are well worth the time and effort, according to Michael Soon Lee, author of Opening Doors: Selling to Multicultural Real Estate Clients.
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Lenders taking a “sit tight and see” approach are not helping the overall economic picture, according to Glenn Moyer, PA Secretary of Banking, who spoke during PAR’s Public Policy and Political Affairs Seminar this week in Harrisburg.
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Thursday, May. 17, 2012
