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 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® don’t need to become experts on every drill site and every gas producer, nor do you need to memorize every component of the law, but you need to understand what information is available to consumers, and how to help your client get or give the right information.
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Pennsylvania is in the middle of one of the biggest changes in political history, according to Dr. Terry Madonna, director of the Center of Politics and Public Affairs at Franklin and Marshall College.
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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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Realtors® are being asked to make their voices heard on Mechanics’ Lien legislation being considered in the PA House of Representatives.
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Marcellus Shale legislation, recently signed by Gov. Tom Corbett, created fees to be paid by gas producers and made substantial strides towards closer regulation of these new drilling activities.
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Thousands of Realtors® are expected to attend the NAR Midyear Legislative Meetings and Expo May 14-19.
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House Bill 398 (Stevenson) requires appraisal management companies to be registered with the State Board of Certified Real Estate Appraisers. Pennsylvania is the 30th state to pass such legislation.
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Thursday, May. 17, 2012
