2022 NAR Member Profile is Now Available
The median gross income of a REALTOR® increased almost 25% in 2021, as a shortage of housing inventory was the biggest obstacle to homebuyers seeking to purchase homes, according to the 2022 National Association of REALTORS® Member Profile. Discover more on REALTOR® characteristics, trends, and sales volume in the full report HERE.
LIBOR Furthers Commitment to Fair Housing through New Initiative
LIBOR is working to make Long Island Home for all of us. Be sure to check out our new initiative, Home for All of Us: Committed to Delivering Fair Housing Across Long Island which seeks to deliver fair housing across the island and beyond. For more information, visit HomeForAllOfUs.org.
Sign-up Today for 2023 NYSAR Committee Service!
NYSAR has more than 25 committees, forums, working groups, and foundations for members to participate in and offer guidance, support and valuable input to help with important decisions facing REALTORS® in New York State. Committee sign-up runs now until July 31. Sign up now, HERE.
Deadline Approaching for REALTOR® Spirit Award
The deadline is approaching for LIBOR’s 2022 REALTOR® Spirit Award, which recognizes REALTORS® who’ve made an extraordinary impact through volunteer community service. One winner will each receive a $5,000 grant for their community cause. Apply now or share with a REALTOR® that gives back to their community by July 31, HERE.
Apply Now for NYSAR’s 2023 Leadership Academy
NYSAR is now accepting applications for the 2023 class! Members of NYSAR’s 6th Leadership Academy (LA6) will be immersed in a comprehensive program that will develop skills in the many facets of successful leadership. The program will often focus on REALTOR® association leadership but is also designed to introduce skills that will affect all facets of your personal and professional life. Applications are due August 31. Help impact the direction of your state association and apply today, HERE!
20% Off Select Products at Your REALTOR® Store!
Your REALTOR® Store is offering 20% off select products during the 2022 Summer Sale. Your REALTOR® Store has everything you need—from best-selling publications to revenue-generating webinars. Get the member advantage when you shop and enjoy exclusive pricing on products designed just for you and your needs. Plus, enjoy exclusive member discounts until July 22. Shop today, HERE!
Real Estate Consulting
Thursday, July 14, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
7.5 Hrs. CE

Realtor Tech Day 1
In Person - West Babylon RSC
Thursday, July 14, 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Homesnap Mobile: Invite Everyone To Stay Together
Monday, July 18, 2:00PM- 4:00PM
2 Hrs. CE

Human Rights & Fair Housing
Tuesday, July 19, 9:00AM - 12:00PM
3 Hrs. CE

Use Your Remine Plan For Lead Generation
Tuesday, July 19, 1:00PM - 3:00PM
2 Hrs. CE

Implicit Bias
Wednesday, July 20, 9:00AM - 11:00AM
2 Hrs. CE

Stratus Demo: Become An MLS Listing Expert
Wednesday July 20, 900AM - 12:00PM
3 Hrs. CE
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Seasonal Tips
Instead of busting your bank account to fund an all-out backyard barbecue, check out these simple tips for hosting a small outdoor summer party on a budget.
Governor Hochul Signs Bill to Increase Energy Efficiency Standards
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law Tuesday that will broaden the powers of the state’s building code council when it comes to greenhouse-gas emissions and place tighter energy efficiency standards on new household appliances. The Advanced Building Codes, Appliances and Equipment Efficiency Standards Act requires the state Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) to come up with tougher water and energy efficiency standards for standard appliances, including everything from refrigerators to ice machines to clothes dryers to commercial fryers. Anything that does not meet the new standards will not be permitted to be sold, leased or installed in New York, according to the law. The law will further require the state’s new building code to take the state’s climate goals into account “to the fullest extent possible” as they are developed. Learn more.
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