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REALTOR® Magazine's online home has a new name, improved technology, and streamlined design.
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Members should be aware of a suspicious email being deployed, alleging to be an "Annual Report." It is not from NAR and should be deleted.
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See a summary of the changes and new features you'll find in the September 2017 version of the nar.realtor website.
If you receive an email with the subject “Important Updates to Database!” it is not from NAR. Please delete it.
Starting January 17, you’ll see a new way to log in to nar.realtor: single sign-on (SSO). Eventually, SSO will allow members to use the same username and password across NAR’s various websites.
Limits for both conforming loans and FHA-backed loans have been increased to help keep pace with rising home prices.
National Association of REALTORS® has a new web address: www.nar.realtor