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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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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The Keystone Advantage Assistance Loan (KAAL) will provide an amortized subordinate loan of up to 2 percent of the sales price (maximum of $4,000) to qualified borrowers obtaining a PHFA first mortgage. This program will replace the agency’s Keystone Assistance and Keystone Government Assistance Loan programs.
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Three years ago, the National Association of Realtors® officially recognized YPN in Pennsylvania. Today, the chapter has grown its membership statewide and continues to expand its benefits to members.
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Local associations’ 2011 fundraising efforts for the Realtors® Political Action Committee (RPAC) were celebrated during the RPAC Awards Luncheon last week in Harrisburg.
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The following members of PAR have been appointed to the 2012 Screening Committee.
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The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors® will be creating and operating an association management firm under the Strategic Plan following Wednesday’s board of directors meeting.
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Frank Jacovini, e-PRO, GRI, became the 89th president of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors® (PAR) at the annual inaugural banquet last night in Harrisburg.
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HGTV is looking for energetic Realtors® who are passionate about helping buyers in their search for a new home to be a part of their House Hunters television series.
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State legislators return to session this week. PAR will continue to work the Hill, encouraging legislators to pass House Bill 398 (the AMC legislation), which would require Appraisal Management Companies to register with the state.
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Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
