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AAR UpdatesAZR October 2009 |
 
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What Your Dues Dollars Deliver: A Win for Arizona Homeowners On September 4, Governor Jan Brewer signed HB 2008, which repealed SB 1271 and its controversial changes to the state’s anti-deficiency statute. Under the revised statute, homeowners with second/vacation homes, rental property and family-owned property would have lost their anti-deficiency protection. AAR’s legislative team of staff members and volunteer leaders worked tirelessly to prevent this statute from taking effect. First, AAR worked with the bill’s sponsor, who agreed to push to have the legislation repealed. Then, AAR petitioned the governor to amend the Call for Special Session to address the issues presented by SB 1271. Finally, AAR lobbied legislators and the governor to pass HB 2008, which repealed SB 1271. AAR will continue to work with legislators and industry stakeholders to protect homeowner rights at the Capitol. NAR Conference & Vicki Cox Golder Installation November 13-16, 2009 www.realtor.org/convention The 2009 REALTORS® Conference & Expo delivers money-making strategies to help you succeed. You’ll get four days of intensive training from real-world speakers, including Condoleezza Rice, Sugar Ray Leonard and Daniel Shapiro. This conference delivers substantive programs for everyone who makes their living in real estate – brokers, agents, commercial practitioners, property managers, international specialists and IT professionals.  While at the conference, help celebrate the installation of Vicki Cox Golder as 2010 President — NAR’s first-ever president from Arizona! The inaugural party takes place November 12. Tickets run $130 per person. A hosted Reception is sponsored by Region 11, the AAR and the Tucson Association of REALTORS®. VIDEO: Find out why you should plan on attending NAR’s conference this November. NAR Tax Credit Call to Action Help extend and expand the Homebuyer Tax Credit. Respond to the NAR call to action. It’s easy! Go to http://takeaction.realtoractioncenter.com/campaign/hbtc, review the letter, fill out the form with your contact information and hit “Send This Message.” VIDEO: REALTORS® share their stories of why the tax credit needs to be extended and expanded. Industry Partners Conference 2009 On September 15, REALTORS®, escrow agents and mortgage lenders gathered in Scottsdale for a sold-out day of interactive roundtable discussions on topics like earnest money disputes, short sales and REO management.  PHOTOGRAPHS: View a selection of photographs from this year’s Partners Conference on Facebook. 2011 AAR Officer Election Notification AAR Line Officers The election for 2011 AAR officers will be held in Prescott during Winter Conference (March 11-12, 2010). The filing period is now open for the positions of President-Elect, First Vice President and Treasurer. The one-year terms begin December 1, 2010. Applications are due to the AAR office by January 12, 2010. Applications are available online at www.aaronline.com/documents/ElectApp.pdf. Regional Vice Presidents (RVPs) – Regions 2 and 4 The two-year term (2011-12) positions of AAR Regional Vice President for Regions 2 (Phoenix; West Maricopa County Regional) and 4 (Scottsdale Area; SEVRAR; Western Pinal) are open for election. If you are interested in applying, please contact your current RVP. RVPs must notify AAR by February 1, 2010. Contact Region 2 2009-10 RVP Jan Leighton (WEMAR) at AZRealLady@aol.com. Contact Region 4 2009-10 RVP Janine Brown (SAAR) at janinebrown@cox.net. Brokerage Risk Management
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