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Capitol Connection: February 13, 2015

SOLD OUT! REALTOR® Day at the Capitol: Tuesday, February 17th 2015 REALTOR® Day at the Capitol is SOLD OUT.  We will be having no on-site registration for this event.  For our attendees, we are looking forward to seeing you Tuesday morning.  We will begin with an optional morning program where you can observe the House or Senate floorwork at 9AM. ...

Capitol Connection: January 16, 2015

The 70th General Assembly Kicks Off in 2015 The first gavel of the 70th General Assembly came down Wednesday, January 7th ushering in a new batch of legislative leadership, as well as a record number of new legislators – 29 – who took their initial oaths of office.  Throughout the upcoming weeks, we will be introducing you to each of the new...

NAR Reacts to Worry Over “Appraisal Time Bomb” Video

During the recent holiday break a number of members contacted NAR concerning a video they had been sent regarding changes coming to appraisals conducted for Fannie Mae transactions. The video was sent by email and usually contains the subject line “Appraisal Time Bomb.” Many of state and local association partners have received member inquiries about the video. At the end...

E&O Coverage More Important Than You Think

We all know insurance is important. There’s a reason we have coverage on our health, homes and lives. We understand why brokers in Colorado are required to carry errors and omissions (E&O) insurance.  The total paid claims against REALTORS® in Colorado annually is well into the millions of dollars. This includes all fees and legal expenses incurred defending claims.  ...

Board Directs NAR to Draft Member Code of Excellence

Board Directs NAR to Draft Member Code of Excellence As part of a wide-ranging set of recommendations to raise the bar on REALTOR® professionalism, the NAR Board of Directors at its Nov. 10 meeting in New Orleans approved the drafting of a proposed aspirational Code of Excellence to be brought to the board at a future meeting for approval. The goal...

2014 Convention Wrap-Up | By Leanne Goff

Back to the office after Paving the Way at the CAR Convention is like taking a ride on the Autobahn! There is so much to do, see, and be inspired by throughout the event. Of course everyone’s favorite part is meeting their friends from around the state and beyond. This alone is one of the most valuable reasons to connect at convention. That...

Get Your Client’s Mortgage Closed On Time

How Finding the Right Lender Can Get Your Client’s Mortgage Closed On Time By Todd Crowley   Picture this: You’ve been working with your clients for months—putting in additional hours, working late nights and weekends—trying to find them the perfect house. The home is found, the purchase contract is signed, you have worked through the transaction details, and you are...

Learn How Wildfires Can Impact Your Communities

In September 2013, the Wildfire Insurance and Forest Health Task Force issued an 80 page report to Governor Hickenlooper outlining concerns and recommendations regarding how to best protect citizens who live in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI), and protect Colorado’s landscape, which is a critical element of the State’s economic health. Their findings also brought to light related issues of water...

Wildfire Mitigation Task Force Announcement

In September 2013, the Wildfire Insurance and Forest Health Task Force issued an 80 page report to Governor Hickenlooper outlining concerns and recommendations regarding how to best protect citizens who live in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI), and protect Colorado’s landscape, which is a critical element of the State’s economic health. Their findings also brought to light related issues of water...

Housing Recovery Slows Down End of Year

Through the first three quarters of 2013 most areas of Colorado showed steady and significant improvement on such leading housing indicators as sales, median pricing and days on the market.  During the fourth quarter the housing market overall slowed down significantly, a trend that some experts believe will carry into 2014. Sales of single-family homes, condominiums and townhouses (taken together)...