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Phoenix Association of REALTORS®
Friday, November 20 at 9:00am
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Company Overview: The Arizona Association of REALTORS® (AAR) is the largest trade association in Arizona, representing nearly 50,000 Arizona REALTORS® belonging to 21 local associations. Members are active real estate licensees from all areas of real estate, including residential, commercial, property management, land, appraisal, and relocation.
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Below is information on NAR's new REALTORS® Property Resource. There is an interesting article with lively comments on this topic at the 1000watt Blog: http://www.1000wattconsulting.com/blog/2
Source: www.realtor.org
Watch CEO Dale Stinton¿s exciting preview of the new consumer Web site, HouseLogic, and national property database, REALTORS® Property Resource, in this Nov. 6 Webinar.
Arizona Association of REALTORS Lisa Robinson, E&O specialist and president of Pinnacle Insurance Consultants, visits the "Real Estate from A to Z" radio show Saturday at 9am on KFNN 1510am. (Miss a show? They're archived on the website.)
Source: refromatoz.com
Real Estate from A to Z is hosted by Bill Ashker, Owner/Broker of Real Living Property for You in Phoenix Arizona, and Bill Zervakos. Real Estate A to Z delves deep into the real estate business with interesting guests that are heavily involved in the real
Arizona Association of REALTORS Randy Eagar, CRS, GRI, shares 10 things you should include on your website in Arizona REALTOR® Magazine's Nov. issue:
Source: www.aaronline.com
Why do these agents get so many sales from their website? Because they’re getting so many leads from their website. Why are they getting so many leads? Because their websites are highly visible in the search engines. ...
Arizona Association of REALTORS NAR Issue Brief explores the changes to the tax credit law that will take effect if/when the president signs it into law.
Source: www.realtoractioncenter.com
Arizona Association of REALTORS RT @RealtorAction Extended? Check! Expanded? Check. Tax Credit Passes House 403 - 12! #expandextend <Next step: the president's desk...>
Arizona Association of REALTORS Patty Murphy, a senator from Washington state and co-sponsor of the bill that includes the tax credit extension, provides this summary of the homebuyer tax credit provisions. (Note: The bill still needs to pass the House and be signed by the president to take effect.)
Source: murray.senate.gov
Arizona Association of REALTORS SB 1271 needs to be repealed again! Bankers Assoc. filed a lawsuit to block our first repeal effort. We have asked the Governor and the legislature to add this issue to the next Special Session which is likely for the week of Nov 16. Get ready for a Call to Action to email the legislature. Stay tuned for more information. Tom Farley, AAR CEO
Arizona Association of REALTORS The Senate just voted 98-0 to pass the Tax Credit (as part of the Unemployment Insurance Bill). It now goes to the House. Expect Democratic leadership to place the bill on a fast track for passage on Thursday. It could get to the President on Friday. <via Realtor Action Center>
Michelle
2009 NAR Committee Agendas Online
Reminder: Access 2009 conference meeting agendas for committees on which you serve online. Let your members who serve on committees know as well
Source: www.realtor.org
in All of REALTOR.orgAbout NARAssociation ExecutivesBusiness SpecialtiesEducationGovernment AffairsHome Buyers & SellersLaw & PolicyLibraryMeetings & EventsNAR Governance & ...
Arizona Association of REALTORS Will knowing that Google can search your tweets and Facebook posts change the way you interact with social media?
Source: agentgenius.com
We’ve been working on a series about Google’s new Social Search function and we’ve experimented with it and tried it on for size, and have noted in our research that there is an appalling ...
Arizona Association of REALTORS Please read this short sale fraud information from FannieMae.<via Michelle Lind>
Source: www.efanniemae.com
Arizona Association of REALTORS Attorney Chris Combs of AAR Legal Hotline fame answered questions in a live chat on AZCentral.com yesterday. It's archived here:
Source: www.azcentral.com
Real-estate chat with Christopher Combs, Debating a short sale vs. foreclosure? In the middle of a tenant dispute? Christopher Combs, a real-estate attorney with Combs Law Group P.C. fields questions about residential and commercial property from 11:30 to 12: 30 p.m. Monday.
Arizona Association of REALTORS Do you work in a team? What are the benefits--and drawbacks?
Source: www.nytimes.com
Real estate agents who once plied their trade solo under the aegis of their companies are increasingly joining teams.
Arizona Association of REALTORS Here's the most popular story (so far) in Arizona REALTOR® Magazine's November issue:
Kim Orge
Hello everyone. I wanted to make everyone aware of a new Nigerian scam that involves housing on Craigslist. It is happening frequently in MI and I am sure it will find it's way here if it hasn't already. I didn't know about it until my sister called me last night and had to actually call 911. These prospective tena...nts thought they had a lease with her home for sale, not rent.
Please read and check your listings on CL. Scary stuff. Have a good weekend!
KALAMAZOO -- A scam based in Nigeria involving houses listed for sale has been reported in Kalamazoo, police said.According to the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, a homeowner reported Friday that someone had shown up at their home inquiring about renting it. The person had seen the home listed as a rental property on Craigslist, but the owner said it had only been listed as for sale and had not been advertised at all on Craigslist.KDPS contacted the FBI and learned that the scam involves Nigerian perpetrators finding homes listed for sale on the Internet then posting photos and property information verbatim to a classified advertising Web site as a rental property. When someone contacts them, the scammer, posing as the homeowner, states they had to leave country quickly to do missionary or contract work in Africa.The scammer sends the prospective renter an application, tells them to send the first and last month's rent via Western Union and informs them that if they "qualify" the keys will be sent to them."Once the money is wired to the scammer, they show up at the house, see the home is actually for sale, are unable to access the property and their money is gone," the news release said.Anyone affected by such a scam is asked to file a complaint at www.ic3.gov, an Internet crime complaint center run by the FBI, the National White Collar Crime Center and the Bureau of Justice Assistance to develop and track cyber crime. They can also contact their local law enforcement agency, KDPS said.Read More
Please read and check your listings on CL. Scary stuff. Have a good weekend!
KALAMAZOO -- A scam based in Nigeria involving houses listed for sale has been reported in Kalamazoo, police said.According to the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, a homeowner reported Friday that someone had shown up at their home inquiring about renting it. The person had seen the home listed as a rental property on Craigslist, but the owner said it had only been listed as for sale and had not been advertised at all on Craigslist.KDPS contacted the FBI and learned that the scam involves Nigerian perpetrators finding homes listed for sale on the Internet then posting photos and property information verbatim to a classified advertising Web site as a rental property. When someone contacts them, the scammer, posing as the homeowner, states they had to leave country quickly to do missionary or contract work in Africa.The scammer sends the prospective renter an application, tells them to send the first and last month's rent via Western Union and informs them that if they "qualify" the keys will be sent to them."Once the money is wired to the scammer, they show up at the house, see the home is actually for sale, are unable to access the property and their money is gone," the news release said.Anyone affected by such a scam is asked to file a complaint at www.ic3.gov, an Internet crime complaint center run by the FBI, the National White Collar Crime Center and the Bureau of Justice Assistance to develop and track cyber crime. They can also contact their local law enforcement agency, KDPS said.Read More
Source: www.ic3.gov
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA).
