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Dear Fellow REALTOR®, For nearly four months, NAR has been working to deliver to you and to our nation a comprehensive plan to stabilize the housing market. This week, we saw countless hours of hard work pay off – in a MAJOR way – when the federal government implemented NAR’s recommendations to stimulate housing with the signing of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. This bold and unprecedented move to help housing did not happen by chance. Just a few months ago, the auto industry had Congress’ ear. Yet, thanks to countless meetings, letters, phone calls, and public pressure that we – the REALTORS® of America – placed on lawmakers in Washington, D.C., housing emerged as the top priority in the new Administration and in Congress. While some of the items in the Act are controversial and are currently being debated, most of our top priorities were addressed. Thanks to all of our hard work, America’s homebuyers and homeowners will soon have:
Such significant movement on these critical issues is rare. I personally thank and congratulate each and every member of the National Association of REALTORS® for helping to make NAR’s Housing Stimulus Plan a reality. For more information and details on these new laws and programs, visit the Unlock America’s Economy Page on Realtor.org: http://www.realtor.org/government_affairs/gapublic/gses_conservatorship?LID=RONav0023 Make no mistake — we’re just getting started. NAR will continue to push for other important laws and policies that can help you in your business. From keeping banks out of real estate to providing you with affordable health coverage, you can count on the “Voice for Real Estate” to help you gain an advantage in every kind of market. That’s the power of NAR, and it’s why I am proud to be a member and to serve as your 2009 President. Once again, thank you all, and keep up the great work! Sincerely, |
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