Notice to All REALTORS: Mandatory Code of Ethics Training Requirement Deadline is Dec. 31, 2024 All REALTORS must complete NAR’s Code of Ethics training every three year cycle. The current cycle ends December 31, 2024. The date you take the … Continued
March 27, 2024 A message from President Joanie McIntire New Hampshire REALTORS President Joanie McIntire offers an update regarding NHAR programs, education and events, and a reminder of her recent interview with legal counsel Matt Johnson discussing the National Association … Continued
ETHAN ASH 2024 has been a great rebound from 2023. After a year of continued rising interest rates that kept investors from taking actions, we have seen many get off the sideline simply … Continued
Amendment: septic bill compromise NHAR worked with NH Department of Environmental Services and a group of bi-partisan legislators to craft an amendment to House Bill 1113, which NHAR had opposed. The original bill would have required failed septic systems to … Continued
March 19, 2024 New Hampshire REALTORS President Joanie McIntire and legal counsel Matt Johnson discuss the facts and potential implications regarding the proposed settlement agreement between the National Association of REALTORS and plaintiffs related to broker commissions. VIEW THE VIDEO … Continued
With the affordability and availability crisis well at hand, New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority is using its 2024 Homeownership Conference to stress the importance of getting involved locally to help shape housing policy in New Hampshire. The event is scheduled for March … Continued
March 11, 2024 Sales trend upward again,but inventory remains low After 30 consecutive months of single family residential sales declines compared to a year prior, February showed the second straight monthly increase for home sales in New Hampshire, and pending … Continued
March 5, 2024 “Abutters” vs. “aggrieved” parties One tactic used to slow or stop housing development has been for abutters to seek a rehearing of project approval from their local zoning board of adjustment. Current law allows not just abutters, … Continued