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The Virginia Association of REALTORS® has made the following changes to its forms:
Form 600 (Residential Contract of Purchase) has been updated.
Section 18 has been revised to include statutorily required Consumer
Real Estate Settlement Protection Act (CRESPA) disclosure language.
Section 22 dealing with lead paint issues has been amended slightly to
bring it into compliance with EPA requirements.
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Before submitting an application for a Virginia real estate license, applicants must submit a set of fingerprints to the Virginia Central Criminal Records Exchange for the purpose of conducting a state and national fingerprint-based criminal history record. This process could take up to two weeks.
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In May 2009, 17% of Virginia’s managing brokers responded to the inaugural edition of the VAR Broker Sentiment Survey. On a scale of 1 to 5, they were asked to assess the existing and future real estate market conditions in their local areas. The overall score was 2.3 (fair) but respondents expect conditions to improve slightly to 2.8 in six months.
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Working to balance the needs of the organization with the impact on members, the
VAR Board of Directors approved a proposal by the Budget Committee to a limited
dues increase of 83 cents per month...
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Come away with tips Realtors just like you are using to thrive in this
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