Friday, February 27, 2009

FW: NAR Response to Obama Administration Budget Plan

 

 

Mark Adamczyk

Realtor/Owner
ItsYourSale.com, Inc.
504 N. Wymore Road
Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: 407-227-6263
Fax: 866-269-5994
Mark@ItsYourSale.com

 

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From: 2009 NAR President Charles McMillan [mailto:NAR@newsletters.realtor.org]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 6:03 PM
To: mark@itsyoursale.com
Subject: NAR Response to Obama Administration Budget Plan

 



Dear Fellow REALTOR®,

You may have seen news reports about President Obama’s budget proposal that was released today at 11:30 AM Eastern Time. A small section of the sweeping budget plan has the potential to become a major impediment to a recovery in real estate markets across the nation. NAR is 100% opposed to the provision that modifies the Mortgage Interest Deduction and is prepared to use its formidable array of resources against its enactment.

As currently drafted, the plan changes the Mortgage Interest Deduction by reducing the amount of mortgage deductibility on families earning over $250,000. This proposed change in the Mortgage Interest Deduction will result in further erosion of home prices and home values. If this proposal is enacted it will lead to a new round of price depreciation, will cause greater distress on the balance sheets of banks as the collateral value of mortgage backed securities declines. A second credit crisis could emerge before the first one is resolved.

As you read this NAR is launching a multiphase plan of action to eliminate this provision from the budget plan. In the next 24 hours, NAR will be expressing our concerns directly to President Obama, to all members of the United States House of Representatives and the Senate, placing advertisements in the publications read by Washington, DC decision makers. Additionally, NAR will be forming a coalition with other groups affected by this proposal.

This communication is the first part of our response, we will continue to update you as the situation and events warrant.

Sincerely,
Charles McMillan Signature
Charles McMillan, CIPS, GRI
2009 NAR President

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Thursday, February 26, 2009

FW: Business Tips: Taming the Wild West of Short Sales

 

 

Mark Adamczyk

Realtor/Owner
ItsYourSale.com, Inc.
504 N. Wymore Road
Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: 407-227-6263
Fax: 866-269-5994
Mark@ItsYourSale.com

 

http://www.ItsYourSale.com

 

 

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From: REALTOR(R) Magazine Online [mailto:NAR@newsletters.realtor.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 5:40 PM
To: mark@itsyoursale.com
Subject: Business Tips: Taming the Wild West of Short Sales

 

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March 2009


 


 

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