Realtors® are asked to contact their U.S. legislators urging them to oppose the proposed 20 percent down payment requirement for home buyers in a NAR Call for Action issued this week.
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Realtors® are asked to contact their U.S. legislators urging them to oppose the proposed 20 percent down payment requirement for home buyers in a NAR Call for Action issued this week.
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Calls-to-Action effectively make state and national legislators aware of Realtors®’ concerns on a variety of issues. NAR’s Broker Involvement Program (BIP) increases the number of Realtors® who respond to the Calls-to-Action, according to Todd Polinchock, one of PAR’s representatives to NAR’s Realtors® Political Involvement Committee (RPIC).
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IfByPhone.com offers NAR members a 15 percent discount and is introducing a more customized program designed specifically for Realtors® during NAR’s Mid-Year Meetings, May 11-13, in Washington, D.C., according to Irv Shapiro, IfByPhone CEO.
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Lawrence Yun, chief economist and senior vice president for research for the National Association of Realtors®, told the Economics Club of the York County Chamber of Commerce that the second half of 2011 should see an improvement in the housing market over the same time last year.
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An online Town Hall session discussing NAR’s proposed Realtor® Party Political Survival Initiative will be held April 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. You must register online in advance.
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Pennsylvania Realtor® Dino D’Orazio is a finalist in NAR’s Realtor® magazine’s 30 Under 30 contest. PAR members are urged to vote for him online to help him earn the Web Choice Winner award.
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A majority of the dollars raised through this dues increase will be returned back to states to be used in support of state and local candidates, issue campaigns and for other political advocacy needs.
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Realtors® involved in short sales transactions may be affected by rules recently issued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Educating the 100 new members of the U.S. Congress and Senate about the importance of private property issues is one of the biggest challenges facing NAR this year, according to Jerry Giovaniello, senior vice president of NAR Government Affairs.
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