KWAOR Updates

NEWS & UPDATES

March 25, 2022

President's Message

Spring is here! You may be working on your Continuing Education to renew your license. I challenge you to put in a little extra effort, step outside your comfort zone and learn one or two new things about the real estate business. Laws are changing all the time. Best practices in the marketplace change too. In the garden, we must prune in order to create new growth. If the deadweight isn’t removed, it compromises the output of the plant. When you prune what’s not working in your business you make the space and place for renewed, vibrant growth to happen.

Bill Fain

2022 President,

Kent Washington Association of REALTORS®

CEO Quarter 1 Update

KWAOR Members Corner

Still looking for CE credits? Register Now for In Person CE Classes held at KWAOR:

Spring 2022

Enrollment is limited and registration is required; click here for a list of classes.

KWAOR Kindness Shoutout

The shoutouts are your chance to recognize your colleagues for their good works. Watch Bill Fain, 2022 KWAOR President as he discusses our new Kindness Shoutout program. If you know a REALTOR® who should be recognized please reach out to Tiffany here.

Let's Celebrate Each Other!

KWAOR Membership Benefit

Click here for more information

KWAOR Foundation

Get ready to give! 401Gives 2022 will be the third year that Rhode Island shows their love for the nonprofit community. On April 1st, visit 401Gives.org and make a donation to us and/or to any of the great participating nonprofit organizations in Rhode Island.

Last year over 12,000 donors helped raise $2.29M for 422 nonprofits. Please be a part of this year's Rhode Island's day of giving - an opportunity to unite our community around causes in which we truly believe and help nonprofit organizations connect to the larger community.

All giving will end at 5:59 AM on April 2, so make sure to get your gift in on time!

RIAR News

R.I.’s housing inventory falls to new record low in February

With just 789 single-family homes for sale last month, the supply reached a record-breaking low since 1998, the year the Association began keeping inventory records. The number of single-family homes for sale fell 30.6% from February 2021, and 67.6% from 2020, just before the pandemic began.