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REBPF Super Stars 2010
Sterling “R” ($1000+)
Jennifer Capurro
Stephen Haley
Carol Murphy
George Peek
Jeni-Eugenia Temen
Governor’s Club ($500-$999)
Pat Schweigert
Capitol Club ($250+$499)
Mark Ashworth
Kris Layman
Joseph Mayer
Penny Mayer
Jim Nadeau
Michael Nolan
Pamela Reese
Pamela Ricci
Byron Smith
Cherie Williams
Century Club ($100-$249)
Darcy Adcock-Ingle
Ken Amundson
Linda Averett
Deborah Bennington
William Bertelson
Stephen Binker
Scott Brenneke
Cindy Brown
Gary Canepa
Wayne Capurro
Kellie Cardin
Wanda Carter
Sherrie Cartinella
Nicole Casci
Barbara Cavanaugh
Keli Chaney
Donna Clark
Doug Daberko
Jerry Davidson
Paul Deane
Rodger Denn
Robert Dickinson
Daryl Drake
Kim Drakulich
Harvey Fennell
Nancy Fennell
Robert Fink
Tom Fountain
William Freed
Randy Frost
Christine Fuetsch
Debra Garber
Jeffory Giesler
Mark Glenn
David Graham
Cathy Gurley
Lori Haack
Dave Hansen
Patty Hardrick
Cathy Harry
David Hilbig
Alan Hoffman
Mary Holman
Ron Hoy
Debra Hubert
Linda Humphrey
Richard Jones
Kenneth Jordan
Susan King
Don Kitts
Paul Kraus
Richard Lace
Lin Lansdon
Amy Lessinger
Tim Lewis
Joseph Lopez
Kristin Lujan
Steven Melching
Fances McKay
W.S. “Bill” Meyer
Rochelle Mezzano
Pamela Molini
Duane Moore
Linda Moore
Christy Morrison
Sue Nadler
Daniel Paine
Michael Parrish
Nicholas Pavich
James Plumbridge
Danny Podesta
Diane Radmall
Jeanene Raffanelli
Terry Rasner-Yacenda
Kevin Reid
Robin Renwick
Dusty Rhoades
Dan Rider
Fred Robert
Norman Robison
Vince Rossi
Shana Rudd
Ned Ryder
Saeedi Soleiman
Diana Sawyer
William Schilling
Erin Schiller
Grace Schoenfeld
George Shoenberger
Sara Sharkey
Amy Shocket
Kevin Sigstad
Gloria Smith
Reena Smith
Shirley Smith
Thomas Smith
C. Louise Smith-Egstrom
Michael Specchio
Tina Spencer
Jessica Stanger
Amy Stapleton
Chris Stapleton
Peter Stefani
Mike Wells
Dennis Welsand
Mark Wildes
Ronald Wilhite
Rob Wonhof
Cole Woolsey
Anthony Wren
Danielle Young
Alfonso Zamora
Delores Zunino
Important Notice
Effective October 1, 2011: A purchaser may not waive the requirement to provide the Seller’s Real Property Disclosure Form and a seller may not require a purchaser to waive the Seller’s Real Property Disclosure. Click here for the new Seller’s Real Property Disclosure form. If you have any questions regarding this new legislation contact the Nevada Association of REALTORS at 800-748-6999 or the Nevada Real Estate Division at realest@red.state.nv.us.
Federal Debt Ceiling Vote: Big Risk to Real Estate
The health of real estate markets is at risk amid uncertainty over
whether Congress will muster the votes to raise the debt ceiling. One
consequence of failure: a jump in interest rates.
The Private Transfer Fee Bill
By Teresa McKee, NVAR Legal Counsel
Governor Sandoval signed AB271 into law on May 20, 2011. AB271 regulates private transfer fee obligations, and provides that some types of those obligations are void and unenforceable. What does this mean for you and your clients? Click here to read Teresa's informative article.
REALTORS® Applaud Bill to Speed Lender Response to Short Sales
A new bill to improve the process for approving short sales may soon bring relief to distressed home owners who are unable to keep their homes and hope to avoid foreclosure. The bill, introduced in the U.S. House April 12, 2011 and is strongly supported by the National Association of Realtors®, would impose a deadline of 45 days on lenders to respond to short sale requests. Read more.
Reno Sparks Fernley Foreclosure Volunteer
Volunteer Solicitation Letter RSAR
SECE Form Repealed!
June 13th, the Governor signed AB 432 which
immediately repeals the requirement for the Seller’s Energy Consumption
Evaluation Form and also provides for the licensing of Energy Auditors.
ZipForms will be updated as soon as possible to remove the form from the
library. Please do not remove the form from existing transactions. Read the complete summary.
Latest on FTC’s MARS Rule
FTC’s Tom Pahl of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) explains the rationale for the agency’s mortgage assistance relief services (MARS) rule and what it means for real estate professionals. In addition, NAR’s Charlie Dawson discusses the next steps following the FTC’s action in a legal affairs podcast. The MARS rule is intended to curb abusive practices by companies that target troubled home owners looking to improve their financial position in part by modifying their mortgage or executing a short sale. The FTC “stayed” enforcement of its rule against real estate professionals two weeks ago because of confusion it was causing.
Northern RED Office Closing
Effective July 1, all licensing transactions will be handled in Las Vegas or online through the real estate division's website. Read more changes that may affect you.