In light of the challenges presented by COVID-19, and its impact on the real estate industry, NAR is taking steps to support members through these uncertain times. The Right Tools, Right Now initiative, which was activated once before in 2009, makes new and exciting NAR products and services available for FREE or at significant discounts–right now–and is available to REALTORS.
Yesterday, Saturday, March 21st, Missouri Gov. Parson issued an order limiting gatherings to 10 people or less. In St. Charles County gatherings over 10 people are subject to a $1,000 fine. Please use care when showing property or holding open houses. Be sure to consult with your seller before determining a course of action in regards to showings or open houses.
The regional forms committee today released two amended forms to help you navigate your business in these uncertain times: COVID-19 AMENDMENT TO SALE CONTRACT: This forms includes provisions on how to handle delays to closing or financing that could result form COVID-19 related restrictions. It also provides the option of terminating the contract due to the effects of COVID-19 restrictions.
Join John Mayfield “The Real Estate Tech Guy,” as he shows you the latest tips, tricks, and software hacks to leverage technology to your advantage as a real estate professional virtually.
During this webinar you will learn:
New tech tools to help you land more listings online
Social Media hacks to promote your business online
Online Marketing Ideas
And Other Ways to Work Virtually in Today’s Business Environment
In an emergency meeting Sunday, the Federal Reserve slashed its benchmark rate to zero–its second response to the volatile economic reaction to the coronavirus outbreak. The Fed also said it would buy $700 billion in Treasury and mortgage bonds.
A number of the homebuying characteristics of younger millennials are replicating the buying desires of those in the silent generation. This is according to the latest study from the National Association of Realtors®, the 2020 Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends report1, which researched each generation to examine the differences of recent homebuyers and home sellers.