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NVR's Banks busy on state speaking circuit this spring
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Association's General Counsel quick to share insights with REALTOR® member groups
 It's always a busy stretch of months for Nevada REALTORS® General Counsel Tiffany Banks and NVR's legislative team during the biennial state legislative session. It's no different in 2019. The state association's lead attorney currently has a full calendar of speaking engagements, educating REALTOR® members on key legal issues.
Banks presented at the Sierra Nevada Properties Broker Summit late last month. Banks is often bombarded with inquiries about the legislative session, but at the SNP event she spent plenty of time discussing issues revolving around earnest money disputes, disclosures and stigmatized properties to name a few. Banks is available to speak at brokerages and events across the state. Have your broker contact her at Tiffany@nvar.org. This important member benefit is an extension of the Legal Information Line and Broker Information Line. Remember, Nevada REALTOR® members with real estate legal questions can call the Legal Information Line at (800) 748-6999.
"Here at NVR we believe it's important to take any opportunity where myself and others can to engage with our state's fine REALTORS® and share insights," Banks said. "It's definitely advantageous to be available for members. Plus, we want it to be clear that our state association staff is available and eager to work with them." |
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Nominate a REALTOR for NAR's Good Neighbor Awards
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 Do you know a REALTOR doing great work serving their community? That news should be highlighted and shared.
NAR's Good Neighbor Awards recognize REALTORS® for extraordinary accomplishments in community service. Good Neighbor Award winners receive $10,000 grants for their charities, as well as national and local publicity for their cause. Winners will also be flown to the National Association of REALTORS® annual conference where they will receive their award in front of thousands of fellow REALTORS®. Past winners all report that their charity benefited from additional donations and volunteers as a result of the exposure. Click here and learn more about the Good Neighbor Awards. |
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Own a rental property? Why filing your taxes this year rules
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 The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 made several changes for rental property owners that portend a more profitable enterprise than it used to be. How exactly the federal tax changes apply to individual property owners can vary, so it's recommended seeking out a tax professional well-versed in real estate to help sort things out. Click here for a general overview of some of the new tax rules that will most likely affect rental real estate owners. |
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Millennials continue to dominate homebuyer market
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 For the sixth consecutive year, Millennials are the dominant force in the homebuyer market, according to new data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
Millennials, as a whole, accounted for 37 percent of all buyers. NAR divided this demographic into younger and older Millennials and found these groups accounted for 11 and 26 percent of buyers respectively. Gen X buyers were the second largest group of buyers (24 percent), followed by younger Boomers (18 percent), older Boomers (14 percent) and the Silent Generation born from the mid-1920s to mid-1940s (seven percent).
Click here to continue reading the National Mortgage Professional Magazine article generated by NAR research. |
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