Category: Advocacy
GAAR Helps City of Albuquerque Revise Housing Code
Albuquerque City Councilor Diane Gibson is proposing amendments to sections of the Uniform Housing Code to make it easier for the City to deal with…
Seeking Candidates for 2019 GAAR/SWMLS Board of Directors
Applications are now being accepted for REALTOR® members interested in serving on the 2019 GAAR or SWMLS Board of Directors!
Directors meet a minimum of ten…
Government Affairs Directors Institute: Robots in Real Estate
How artificial intelligence will shape the way consumers search for real estate
Todd Carpenter, National Association of REALTORS®
On forward thinking
It’s certainly possible that…
Government Affairs Directors Institute: Marijuana in Property Management
Cannabis, commonly known as marijuana, is a plant known for its psychoactive and physiological effects. The principal psychoactive chemical of cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Some…
Flood Insurance Extension Passes Overwhelmingly
(National Association of REALTORS®, July 31, 2018) In a big win for REALTORS®, the National Flood Insurance Program will continue renewing or issuing new insurance…
NAR Files With the FTC Today: Residential Real Estate is Highly Competitive
(National Association of REALTORS®, July 31, 2018) Katie Johnson, general counsel of the National Association of REALTORS®, released the following statement today. It refers to comments…
Flood Insurance Passes House by Large Margin
Breaking News
National Association of REALTORS® (July 25, 2018) - House lawmakers passed a four-month extension of the National Flood Insurance Program today…
CE & Eats raises over $4,000 for RECPAC
If you want a great gathering of REALTORS® provide two things…CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS AND FOOD!!!
It was warm and sunny on Friday, July 13th when close…
REALTORS®: Take 30 secs to tell Congress to renew the National Flood Insurance Program!
Just one inch of flooding can cause $25,000 in structural damage.
Did you know that 52,196 housing units in New Mexico are exposed to significant flood risk?…