PAR’s Harry Young Named to City and State PA’s 2022 Pride Power 100
The first City and State PA’s Pride Power 100 recognizes nonprofit leaders, activists, politicians, judges, media professionals and other movers and shakers who have broken barriers and changed the narrative by fighting for equality, either directly through their work or by simply being out and visible in the workplace.
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Foreclosures See a Drop After Months of Increases
A total of 30,674 properties in the U.S. had foreclosure filings in April, up 160% year over year.
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Most Sellers Plan to Be Buyers This Year
According to realtor.com®, 72% of sellers this year are also planning to be buyers.
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Protect Yourself from Sellers Disclosure Lawsuits
PAR has partnered with Sellers Shield to offer a benefit to members which helps protects their sellers, and themselves, from the financial and emotional devastation of a home sale lawsuit.
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Homeowners Considered Equity-Rich on the Rise
According to ATTOM Data Solutions, for 44.9% of homes with mortgages, the combined amount of loan balances was no more than 50% of their home’s market value.
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Most Popular Remodeling Projects
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, remodeling has seen a boost in popularity and according to a recent survey from Houzz, owners are continuing to prioritize the kitchen most.
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Qualified Associations: What Realtors® Need to Know
Has someone told you that it would be a good idea to set up an LLC for your real estate business?
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Bring Postcards Back Into Your Marketing Mix
For real estate agents, direct mail is part of a key marketing strategy that involves planting, nurturing and cultivating leads that grow into future business.
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Mike McGee Named to PA’s Power 100 List
PAR’s CEO Mike McGee was recognized Tuesday evening during the City and State PA’s Pennsylvania Power 100 event in Harrisburg.
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Allegheny County to Re-Examine Sales Data Used to Calculate Tax Assessments
The Realtors® Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh filed an amicus brief in support of the consumer suit against the county claiming that Allegheny County wrongly coded property sales submitted to the state, which inflated tax bills to homeowners whose assessments were appealed.
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