Watch this exclusive interview with Nevada REALTORS® Legal Information Line Counsel, Christal Park Keegan, who answers questions to help NVR members identify the unintentional (or implied) agency danger zones, such as:
What acts create implied agency?
Can real estate agents disclaim away agency capacity?
Find out the answers to these and other important agency questions by Clicking here to watch the video.
If you have any questions, please contact the Legal Information Line: via email at InfoLine@NVRealtors.org, by phone at 800-748-6999, or check out our new feature to connect with an attorney! Members can now schedule a phone call with real time access to attorneys' schedules here: Calendly - NVR Legal Information Line
Nevada REALTORS(R) is looking for 20 mentors and 20 mentees for the newly launched NAR Spire Program. This is an exciting mentorship program. The new initiative is an opportunity specifically targeting multi-cultural, minority communities, toward building bridges to the holistic real estate community.
This mentorship opportunity will help individuals learn the fundamentals of the real estate industry, foster education, empower serious consideration of real estate as a career path, and encourage and promote the development of generational wealth through property ownership.
The commitment is about 4 hours per month from July to November. NAR has designed the program for those mentees in real estate two years or less or not licensed yet.
Please contact Tiffany Banks at Tiffany@NVRealtors.org if you are interested in becoming a mentor or know someone who would make a phenomenal mentee. Applications close May 31, 2022 so there is time to match the participants. Here is the the link to more details on the program.
REALTORS completing C2EX can differentiate themselves in the community and optimize opportunities to best serve clients and position yourself as a leader in the community! The endorsement empowers REALTORS® to evaluate, enhance and showcase their highest levels of professionalism. It's not a course, class or designation-it's an Endorsement that REALTORS® can promote when serving clients and other REALTORS®.
The platform generates a customized learning path and recommends experiences and resources to enhance your individual skillset.Get started on your journey today by logging in to www.C2EX.realtor and taking any one of the 11 self-assessments to measure proficiency in 10 aspects of professionalism (11 for brokers), ranging from customer service to use of technology.
NVR has signed up for the NAR C2EX Challenge. C2EX is the endorsement aimed at helping REALTORS® improve their professionalism and be better at their jobs. This competition for state and local associations inspires REALTORS® to earn their C2EX Endorsement, to raise the level of professionalism in the industry, increase their marketability, and grow their business.
Complete the Challenge and your name will be entered for a drawing of a $100 gift card for the month you finish it. Additionally, all NVR members who complete C2EX will be entered into a drawing for the grand prize of $500 on Oct. 1. Click here to learn more about C2EX and start your challenge.
Though the current housing crisis was decades in the making, all levels of government and the private sector can work together now to ease the burden on consumers and increase housing availability, affordability, and accessibility. This was the message Tuesday from experts during a webinar hosted by national think tank Third Way called "A Look Ahead: Fixing the Housing Crisis."
Chronic underbuilding has contributed to housing supply issues across the board. Affordable housing is especially scarce, putting greater strain on moderate-income and first-time home buyers. Housing production is 4 million to 5 million units below where it needs to be to meet demand, said Erika Poethig, special assistant to President Joe Biden for housing and urban policy.
Supply chain and labor issues have played a part in building woes in recent years, said Poethig, but a lack of land is perhaps an even greater stumbling block. State and local governments can work to address zoning and land-use issues in their own backyards, she said, and the Biden administration is working to incentivize inclusionary zoning and land use that promotes higher-density housing. "Land use and zoning reform is essential to boost safe, affordable housing supply," said Poethig. Click here to read the full article.
