2021 NVR President Brad Spires leads his final BOD meeting Friday morning.
Nevada REALTORS® honored leading members during its annual Installation Gala Friday night in northern Nevada at the ArrowCreek Golf and Country Club's new events center. The state association honored long-time industry leader Brad Spires as its 2021 Nevada REALTOR® of the Year and recognized others from around the state for their continued service to their association, their profession and their communities.
In addition to announcing its annual industry award winners, the event honored Reno REALTOR® Doug McIntyre, who was installed as the 2022 NVR President. McIntyre is no stranger to leadership having served as the RSAR President in 2018. NVR's 2022 Board of Director members were also installed in advance of their upcoming year of service.
To read about the individual awards, BOD meeting and more, click here.
The article in the adjacent link addresses a popular issue often discussed on the Legal Information Line. In fact, it's been the most asked about issue into the LIL in 2021. NVR Legal Information Line Attorney Christal Keegan has already touched on key points about Acceleration Clauses during this current busy real estate era with a previous article. It addresses this key inquiry -- are these kind of clauses even legal?
Do you know how Nevada law reads on the subject? Read this short legal-themed 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.
While buyers are still seeking homes that offer safe, enjoyable shelter, new wish list items are emerging that give houses better design and function.
Home design trends that are expected to loom large in 2022 are an evolution of what started during the pandemic when life was disrupted and more homeowners started reevaluating their surroundings. Cases in point: the rise of the home office and backyard pools.
Some hot trends started years earlier, including energy efficiency, conservation of natural resources (especially in fire- and hurricane-ravaged areas), and affordable housing. In addition, each cohort has its own wish list-baby boomers want lower maintenance and millennials want strong broadband connectivity. One caveat: Know that there's no universal agreement about what's in and what's out, even among our pundits.
Nevada REALTORS® invites its members from across the state to check and update their personal profiles in RAMCO, which members can log into at NevadaRealtors.org. Members can also contact their local associations to provide updated account information.
It is vital that members keep their profile information -- including their current email address -- up to date. Current contact information allows NVR and NAR to reach members with important information regarding billing, Calls to Action and upcoming events. Additionally, without a current email address, members could miss out on valuable information from NVR's weekly newsletter and the Advocate, which focuses on statewide legislative news.
If you have further questions or concerns about keeping your member account updated, you can inquire by email at Info@NVRealtors.org.
