New and Improved Sellers Property Disclosure Statement
Although it may seem at first glance that there are many changes to the form, most of the new language you’ll see is a clarification of current questions and not the addition of new ones.
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Father’s Day: Meet Pennsylvania Realtors® Who Followed Their Dads Into the Industry
For some Realtors®, joining the industry was a no-brainer, thanks to Dad.
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New and Revised Forms to be Released on July 1
New and revised forms include the Seller’s Property Disclosure, the Appraisal Contingency Addendum, the COVID-19 Property Access Notice and the Commercial Property Management Agreement:.
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Pets, Renovations Top Consumers’ Minds When It Comes to Housing
Forty-four percent of Americans consider their pets’ needs when they are looking at homes.
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Homebuilders Report Shortage of Materials, High Costs
On average, builders estimated that the cost of materials have risen 26.1% year over year.
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Eviction Proceeding Timelines Modified
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court made emergency rule changes to some of the timelines relating to residential eviction proceedings before magisterial district judges. These modified rules went into effect on Jan. 1, 2021. After seeking public comment and additional feedback on the modified rules, the Supreme Court recently announced it is modifying the timelines back to their original periods effective Jan. 1, 2022.
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General Assembly Approves Resolution to End Emergency Declaration
Along with this measure, the legislature also passed House Bill 854 on June 9, with new language extending all of the regulatory waivers that had been issued under the emergency order. Those waivers, including one that allow livestreamed education courses to be counted under the rules applicable to in-person courses, are now extended to Sept. 30. HB854 was approved by both the Senate and House of Representatives and now moves to the governor’s desk for his signature.
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Pittsburgh Named Top City for LGBTQ+ Homebuyers
“Living and working in the city of Pittsburgh as an LGBTQ+ individual myself, I can firsthand say I’m proud and not surprised to see the city of Pittsburgh named as the top place for homebuyers within this community,” said Brian Czapor, a Realtor® with Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty in Pittsburgh.
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Warren County Board Receives NAR Placemaking Grant to Help with Dog Park
The NAR Placemaking Grant will help put in a handicap ramp.
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CEO Corner: Discussing Private Roadway Maintenance Legislation
House Bill 523 would provide statutory language establishing shared responsibility among property owners for private roadway maintenance in situations when a private maintenance agreement is not in place.
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