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LIBOR Installs 2023 Leadership and Honors Award Recipients
On January, 5, LIBOR welcomed its 2023 Board of Directors, led by President Gina Marie Bettenhauser and YPN Leaders, and celebrated its 2022 award recipients. Congratulations to all! Read all about your incoming leadership and the outstanding award recipients HERE. If you missed the celebration, click HERE to view photos of our association's movers and shakers.
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Prepare Your 2023 Business Plan at LIBOR’s January Learning Social
2023 is certain to be your best year yet with the right tools and planning! Join LIBOR for our latest Learning Social event on Thursday, January 19 in Nassau County. FREE for our members. Register now, HERE.
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Attend NAR’s Fine & Well Virtual Tax Summit this February
REALTORS® are facing a long list of tax changes for the 2022 filing year. New and complex rules, annual inflation adjustments and tedious documentation can impact any taxpayer without a plan or expert guidance. Reduce your stress this tax season by attending NAR’s Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness Tax Summit four-part virtual series beginning Wednesday, February 1 at 1 p.m. CT. Learn more and register HERE.
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Co-Brandable Resource Available!
Don't let this gem slip through the cracks! Be sure to view and download your free Seller Obligations and Landlord Obligations flyers and protect your clients and colleagues! Available at lirealtor.com/fairhousing.
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Take Social Media to the Next Level in 2023
Mastering social media one of your 2023 resolutions? For only $399, get expertly curated, scheduled, and posted social media marketing for 6 months with Back At You. Learn more HERE.
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Improve Your CMA Skills with Stratus & RPR
In person - West Babylon
Thursday, January 12, 10:00AM - 12:00PM
2 Hrs. CE
Click Here to Register
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MLS Rules - Understand the Changes to Protect Your Clients
Tuesday, January 17, 10:00AM - 1:00PM
3 Hrs. CE
Click Here to Register
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NYSAR Launches Public Awareness Campaign on State Climate Action Proposals
NYSAR supports a transition to renewable energy, however, there are concerns regarding recommendations approved by the state’s Climate Action Council on December 19, which include proposals to aggressively phase out the use of natural gas, propane and oil in New York homes and businesses. Many of these recommendations will be considered by the state Legislature and/or go through the state’s regulatory process. To learn more about these proposals and their potential costs to homeowners, and sign up to receive updates, click HERE.
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New Assembly Housing Committee Chair Announced
Democratic Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal (Manhattan) has been appointed chair of the Assembly Committee on Housing, replacing Steven Cymbrowitz who lost his election to Republican Michael Novakhov in November. State Senator Brian Kavanagh (D-Manhattan) will remain Housing chair in the state Senate.
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As Legislative Session Opens, Housing Remains Top Issue
The New York State 2023 legislative session has officially started, and lawmakers are expected to tackle issues ranging from a crisis in affordable housing to improving public safety. Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins said her focus will be on affordable housing, noting that New York needs a new “transformative housing policy” as the cost of living continues to surpass average income. Speaker Carl Heastie has made “affordability” the centerpiece of his conference’s message for this session, specifically addressing housing affordability. Gov. Kathy Hochul is expected to lay out her housing plan in her State of the State address on January 10 at 1 p.m., which can be viewed HERE.
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