Registration is open for the upcoming virtual event
The NVR State Conference is coming to you FREE and ALL VIRTUAL! You won't want to miss its great featured speakers like the Nevada REALTORS legal team -- General Counsel Tiffany Banks and Legal Information Line Attorney Christal Keegan. Banks and Keegan will discuss key legal issues impacting the real estate industry in today's competitive market as well as new laws passed during the Silver State's biannual Legislative session that concluded earlier this year.
You'll also hear from positivity guru Amy Blankson, diversity expert Robert Morris and veteran Nevada journalist Jon Ralston as well as speakers from state and national REALTOR Leadership, including Kenny Parcell, who will serve as NAR President in 2023! There will still be Fun! Networking! And Giveaways to participants!
The conference is set for September 30th and October 1st!
While Covid continues to once again transform and affect travel and meetings across the country, the health and safety of our members is paramount. NVR will still host the event, now as a free virtual conference much like the very successful state conference hosted virtually last year. The corresponding NVR BOD Meeting will be held virtually as well.Please let us know if you have any questions by sending an email to info@NVRealtors.org. If you have already registered, your refund will be processed this week.
Registration for the virtual event is available FREE and we encourage all members to register by clicking here.
By Christal Park Keegan, Esq. -- NVR Legal Information Line Attorney
The article in the adjacent link addresses a popular issue often discussed on the Legal Information Line. NVR Legal Information Line Attorney Christal Keegan touches on key points during this current busy real estate era like --Is there a cap on how much a landlord/property manager can raise the rent?
Do you know how Nevada law reads on the subject? Read this short legal-themed FAQ article and learn all you need to know. If you have any questions, please email the Legal Information Line at InfoLine@NVRealtors.org. You can view the legal article on the subject by clicking here.
By Rena Levy - Long-time NVR Global Business Committee member
For most of us, Mexico is a another tourist destination boasting beautiful beaches with large amounts of taco and tequila consumption while listening to salsa music. Needless to say, I was surprised to discover "the other side of Mexico" upon joining the Las Vegas REALTORS trade mission to Mexico earlier this month. I found a multi-cultural and diverse population.
Our group of 30 REALTORS from Nevada and Texas was hosted by a well-known real estate developer in Mexico -- SIMCA. During our stay in Mexico, we toured properties in three cities, Costa Maya, Tulum and Cancun. We were able to see beautiful properties while meeting people from different cultures and countries who work and live in Mexico. Click here to continue reading.
Register now for free event hosted by MidasIQ, formerly Taxbot
According to Forbes magazine, there's a 95% you're overpaying on your taxes. And not by a little bit. But by hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime. The reason is simple. The tax code is very complex.
To fully know all the deductions that are legally allowed to you by the IRS ... You'd need a man on the inside. Someone who has insider knowledge on how the tax system really works and was willing to share their insider secrets with the public. Sandy Botkin is that man. He used to teach the tax code to other IRS tax attorneys. But Sandy left the IRS and now shares his insider knowledge with others.
He's hosting a free presentation for NVR members as a member benefit. The webinar will be Wednesday, September 1 at 10 a.m. During this valuable presentation, he'll share what he calls the "Bulldog Method." He likes to call it that because he shares how to sniff out EVERY tax write-off that you're entitled to.
Here are some of the things Sandy will be sharing during this presentation:
The hard truth: You are most likely overpaying on your taxes, even if you have an accountant (and what to do about it
The 10 questions you need to ask before choosing an accountant... and why most people screw this up
How you can legally hire your spouse or kids in order to claim massive savings on your tax liability
