CALENDAR OF EVENTS

New Rive r Valle y As socia tion of
RE ALTORS®
125 Ponderosa Dr.
Christiansburg, VA 24073
Phone: 540.381.9354
www .nrvar.com
www.facebook.com/nrvrealtors
November 2014
Valley
In this issue:
2
New Board Members
3
Call For Action
Voice
4
News from VAR
7
Housing Stock Age
10 Installation Flyer
5
News from NAR
8
Hoarding Infographic
11 RPAC Contributors
6
October in Review
9
Conference & Expo
12 Affiliate List
November
—A Word from Our CEO—
The election for the 2015 Board of Directors was a great
success! Congratulations to our new Vice President, Frank
Kregloe, as well as our new directors, Katrina Compton
and Rob Jones. Please join us at our Installation Breakfast
scheduled for Wednesday, December 10th at The Farmhouse Restaurant in Christiansburg, Virginia. Special
guest and friend to NRVAR, Mr. Kit Hale, will be installing our new 2015 Board members as well as our new President, Amy
Hudson.
Several of our local members travelled to NAR’s REALTOR®
Conference and Expo in New Orleans earlier this month. It was an informative event that focused specifically on where the REALTOR® family as a whole will be headed in the future and how our members can continue to be successful in an ever changing marketplace. The recent acquisition of Move, Inc., owner of Realtor.com, by NewsCorp was discussed
in detail along with other pressing issues such as data syndication, finance
reform, and the direction of the overall housing market as we transition
into 2015; see comments on page 9 from our own Tina Merrit and Jeremy
Hart.
On the local level, I am excited to say that there will be new
changes coming to the Association in 2015. One of these changes will be
the introduction of ListHub as a member benefit! Our Association will
“go live” with ListHub in January and will host a training session for both
brokers and agents on January 21st. Also, the Association will be hosting
an “RPR Launch” training session on January 14th. More information on
these events and others will follow soon. In closing, the Association wishes you a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!
All the best,
William Haithcock
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Dec. 10—Installation Breakfast, 8:30 AM—10:00 AM, The Farmhouse Restaurant
Jan. 5—Lunch & Learn, Noon—1:00 PM, NRVAR Classroom
Jan. 14—RPR Launch & Training, NRVAR Classroom
Jan. 21—ListHub Training, NRVAR Classoom
Jan. 30—Annual REALTOR® Celebration, The Inn at Virginia Tech
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
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Congratulations, New 2015
Board Members!
Goals From the New Vice President
I would like to again thank my peers for voting for me to serve as
Vice President of the New River Valley Association of REALTORS®.
I look forward to serving our membership and working with other
members of the Leadership Team. I encourage each of you to contact
me with any needs or concerns that you would like to see the Association address in the future. There are a couple of goals I hope to
achieve in working with my counterparts on the Board:
Frank Kregloe
2015 Board of Directors
Vice President
1. I would like to make it easier for members to be involved
with the Board and our various committees, knowing that
your time is valuable and always appreciated.
2. I would like to add safety courses through the Association
to keep us all safer on-and-off the job.
Looking forward to serving in 2015,
Frank Kregloe
New 2015 Directors
Rob Jones
2015 Board of Directors
Director
Katrina Compton
2015 Board of Directors
Director
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Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Tax Relief - House
From the REALTOR® Action Center
Urge Congress to Extend Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Tax Relief!
Congress has begun its “Lame Duck” session with a big list of unfinished business items. Number
one on that list for REALTORS® is an extension of “The Mortgage Forgiveness Tax Relief Act.” The
income tax exemption on mortgage debt forgiven in a short sale or a workout for principal residences
expired at the end of 2013. Without immediate action by Congress, distressed homeowners will have
to pay tax on “phantom income” from forgiven debt. Many families have decided not to go through
with short sales or seek workouts because of the uncertainty over the status of the waiver. This is not
only unfair but harms families, neighborhoods and communities. Please urge your representative
and senators in Congress to extend this tax relief now.
 Despite significant market recovery, more than 5 million are still “under water.”
 Nearly 1 million households are seriously delinquent on their mortgages or in foreclosure.
 Mortgage debt forgiveness tax relief is vital for these families.
Please visit www.realtoractioncenter.com/realtor-party/act/calls-for-action.html and click on “Urge
the House and the Senate to Extend Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Tax Relief” under “Current CFAs”
to view all information and fill out the form to take action!
As part of the Member Value Plus Program, members who respond to this Call to Action from November 16 to November
30 will earn a FREE copy the 2014 NAR Profile of Homebuyers
and Sellers-Download. Go to mvp.realtor.org/ for further details
about the program.
Source: https://realtorparty.realtoractioncenter.com/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=3381&utm_source=rac&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=taxRelief2014
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News from the Virginia Association of REALTORS®
The VAR recently released the 2014 Third Quarter Virginia
Home Sales Report, which contains an analysis by the Virginia Center for Housing Research at Virginia Tech. The
report found that though sales continued to decrease in
September moving from Q2 to Q3, the decrease in sales
was more moderate than the decrease from Q2 to Q3 in the
previous three years. The New River Valley is located in
the area the report refers to as “Roanoke/Lynchburg/
Blacksburg.” This area was found to have about a 3.3% decrease in sales, a greater decrease than this quarter last
year; however, the area saw a slight increase (2.5%) from
the median sales prices of last year. Despite the overall decline in home sales, historic trends suggest that the Virginia
real estate market may be more active in the fourth quarter
of 2014 than it has been in the previous three years.
Spotlight on our REALTOR® Endorsed Representative: Joseph Yost
Much of the New River Valley is located in Virginia’s District 12, which is represented by Delegate Joseph Yost in the Virginia
House of Delegates. Yost was born in Giles County, and attended Radford University where he earned a Bachelors of Science
and a Masters of Arts in Criminal Justice, both in just four years. Yost was first elected in 2011, and is currently the youngest
member of the General Assembly at only age 26. He serves on the Education and Health, Welfare, & Institutions and Privileges & Elections Committees. His most recent cause has been advocating for the improvement of safety at the intersection of
North Main Street and Route 460 in Blacksburg. He informed his constituents by email in early November that after contacting the Commissioner of VDOT, Charles Kilpatrick, work began on a new safety improvement at the intersection in the form
of a flashing light that warns drivers on 460 when vehicles from North Main Street are preparing to enter the highway. Yost
has received the REALTOR® endorsement from the VAR, who interviewed Yost and asked what the endorsement means to
him. Yost responded, “I am honored to receive the endorsement from the Virginia Association of REALTORS®. Their efforts
to protect the interests of Virginia property owners and the housing industry are important to Virginia’s economy and the
quality of life of citizens in the 12th District and across Virginia.” Yost went on to highlight the importance of the real estate
industry on the economy of his region by saying, “Virginia REALTORS® work every day to assist people in achieving their
goal of home ownership. They are an integral part of the economy in the 12th District and in Virginia. I look forward to continuing to work with the Virginia Association of REALTORS® and the residents of the 12th District to support policies to create a climate for sustained housing recovery.”
information from: http://www.realtorschoose.com/candidates/joseph-yost/
VAR Calendar of Events: November 2014
THE GOOGLE UNIVERSE BOOT CAMP with G. William James
Where: Alpha College of Real Estate, 638 Independence Parkway, Suite 100, Chesapeake, VA 23320
When: December 4, 2014 - 9:00am - 4:00pm
A full-day, 6-hour get-it-done workshop. Bring your laptop, tablet, and/or smartphone. Learn about Gmail, Google
Voice, Google Documents, Google Calendar, Google Picasa, YouTube, Google+, plus Google Analytics, Mobile Apps,
and more. Approved for 6 hours of real estate related credit for continuing education. Registration Fee: $79 through
November 19; $99 afterward.
VIRGINIA CRS CHAPTER INSTALLATION LUNCHEON: Join the Virginia CRS Chapter at the Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel & Conference Center in Glen Allen from 11:30 AM—1:30 PM on Dec. 9th for our CRS General
Membership Meeting and Installation of 2015 Officers! Network with Virginia CRS Chapter members who have attained the credentials and value the benefits that have helped them build a successful real estate practice. We will be
installing the Virginia CRS Chapter Leadership Team! Come and meet who will lead us in 2015!
Visit www.varealtor.com/calendar for more information on VAR events
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News from the National Association of REALTORS®
“Rising rents and repaying
The NAR released the 2014 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers Report on November 3,
student loan debt makes
2014. This report has been compiled by the NAR since 1981, at which time the percentage
of home buyers that were first-time buyers was around 40%. In this year’s report, the persaving for a down payment
centage of buyers that were first-time home buyers was 33%, the lowest it’s been since 1987
more difficult”
(30%). NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun explains the low amount of first-time home
buyers, saying “Rising rents and repaying student loan debt makes saving for a down payment more difficult, especially for young adults who’ve experienced limited job prospects and flat wage growth since entering the workforce.” The survey found that the typical first-time buyer spent around $169,000 on their purchase, and 47%
of these first-time buyers answered that the mortgage application and approval process was much more or somewhat
more difficult that expected. First-time buyers seemed to have concerns about down payments, with 23% answering that it
was difficult to save for a down payment. Many first-time buyers had to utilize outside resources for down payments, with
26% using a gift from a relative or friend for a down payment, and 10% selling stocks or bonds, or tapping into a 401(k)
fund for their down payment. Thirty-five percent of first-time buyers, down from 39% last year, financed their purchase
with a low-down payments Federal Housing Administration-backed mortgage. “FHA premiums are too high in relation to
default rates and have likely dissuaded some prospective first-time buyers from entering the market,” says Yun. “To put it
in perspective, 56% of first-time buyers used a FHA loan in 2010. The current high mortgage insurance added to their
monthly payment is likely causing some young adults to forgo taking out a loan.”
REALTOR® Fact of the Month
When the REALTORS® Conference & Expo was in San Francisco in 1922,
some took the "REALTOR® Special" train from Chicago. Too bad it wasn’t
still around and heading to New Orleans this year!
Good News for College Towns Article from REALTOR® Mag
College is paying off for housing markets. Colleges and universities are having a strong effect on housing across
the country, with metros that have heavy university influence outperforming national rates in home price trends,
according to Clear Capital's latest Home Data Index Market Report. Clear Capital finds in a sample of 10 metros
that each have a university presence, average price growth has been 32% since 2004. "College towns are just another example of how real estate trends are impacted by local market conditions," says Alex Villacorta, Vice President
of research and analytics at Clear Capital. "It's clear a significant portion of loan dollars are going toward student
housing costs, thereby creating a critical demand surge. Healthy student populations activate a positive feedback
loop where housing fuels local economies and jobs, which increase the overall confidence and demand in these
towns. “
NAR November Member Offers
November 16 to 30, 2014
YOUR ACTION: Respond to the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Tax
Relief Call to Action
YOUR REWARD: 2014 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers-Download
Within 48 hours of form submission you will be sent an email to confirm that we have received your submission. You will receive a coupon code to order your 2014 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers-Download from the online store. You will have
until December 31, 2014 to order your product before the coupon code expires. Value $19.95
Details:
The Call for Action urges REALTORS to call on their representative and senators in Congress to extend this tax relief now. Only
participants between November 16 and November 30, 2014 will be eligible for this offer. Only U.S. members of the National Association of REALTORS® are eligible to receive this offer. Must have a valid NRDS ID number and e-mail address to register.
Go to mvp.realtor.org/ to view all details.
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Looking Back: October in Review
CE Class and New Member Orientation with
Kemper Funkhouser
Sponsored by Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Coldwell Banker Townside Luncheon and Raffle to
benefit the United Way of Montgomery, Radford and
Floyd.
Long & Foster 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off to benefit the United Way of
Montgomery, Radford and Floyd.
They raised a total of $3,024 for the cause!
CE Class with John Dickinson
Halloween Photo Contest Winners
Congrats, Katie and Chris!
Annual Meeting and Board of Directors Election
How Old Are They Now?
See the infographic below about the
ages of U.S. housing stock.
Never Forget Your Safety
September may be REALTOR® Safety Month, but it’s important that
REALTORS® keep safety top of mind every day. In addition to a
training presentation, helpful tips, articles, videos and webinars,
NAR has updated www.realtor.org/Safety with Resources for
REALTORS®, which provides information on safety smart phone
apps, safety products and a growing list of safety experts. The
REALTOR® Safety Program reminds members to know about the
potential dangers they face every day, take precautions and be prepared to avoid risky situations whenever possible.
Hoarding Disorder: What Should You
Know as a REALTOR®?
What Is Hoarding Disorder?
Hoarding disorder was added to the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders as its own distinctive
mental disorder in May 2013. Hoarding disorder is characterized by individuals excessively saving items that others would likely view as worthless.
These individuals have chronic difficulty parting with possessions, often
viewing them as something they will need in the future or something with
sentimental value, which often leads to clutter that disrupts their ability to
use living spaces for their intended purpose. Hoarding disorder affects about 2-5% of the population, which is
between about 6 and 15 million people. This means as many as 1 in 20 people could be affected by hoarding
disorder, leading to substantial amount of distress and disability for those individuals.
Common Misconceptions about Hoarding Disorder
MYTH: People who hoard don’t mind clutter
and dirt.
TRUTH: Most people with hoarding disorder
must develop the ability to mentally block out
the mess because they are so bothered by it.
These individuals are actually often very
ashamed of the state of their homes, which is
why relationships with friends and family can
sometimes be difficult.
MYTH: A weekend “cleanout” is the best way to address hoarding.
TRUTH: For many people, a forced or too-fast
cleanout is just as traumatizing as involuntary surgery. Hoarding is a coping mechanism, and it shouldn't be stripped away before healthier ways of coping
are established. It takes time, often months or
even years, to help a person with hoarding disorder
the right way.
MYTH: People who hoard are severely mentally ill.
TRUTH: Not all of them, and probably not even the majority. Many people with hoarding disorder
maintain steady jobs and are able to keep up with other responsibilities. Often,
people who hoard have had a traumatic experience or survived a period of terrifying instability, and
they need a therapist’s help to process those experiences. However, the risk of
re-traumatizing the person is very high when well-meaning “helpers” believe these and other myths
about hoarding.
Working with Clients Who Have Hoarding Disorder
The most important thing to remember when working with clients who have hoarding disorder is to
enter into a dialogue, and maintain an interactive process with the client. If you are working as a selling
agent for a client with hoarding disorder, never try to create impossible demands. Remember that you
are working with a disabled person, and demanding that someone with hoarding disorder clean out
their entire house in a day would be like asking someone in a wheelchair to walk up a flight of stairs. It
can cause pain and distress, and will likely not get you the result you’re looking for. Instead, enter into
a dialogue with your client and create attainable goals based on the severity of their disorder. You may
need to seek help from professional organizers or social workers to create a plan for getting the home
ready to sell that will not severely distress your client. Do not forget to LISTEN to your client. Let them
know that you understand the process is difficult for them and you’re there to help them get through it.
Remember that those with hoarding disorder are often on bad terms with family and friends, and you
may be their only support for the very stressful process of moving.
Sources: http://www.psychiatry.org/hoarding-disorder, http://napomichigan.blogspot.com/2011/08/top-5-hoarding-myths-and-truths.html, http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/money/2014/10/25/selling-homes-hoarders-easy-task/17838967/
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REALTORS® Conference & Expo
The NAR REALTORS® Conference & Expo was held from Nov. 7-10th in New Orleans this year.
The Conference included education opportunities, exhibitors, and entertainment. If you were unable
to attend, have a look below at some words from NRVAR attendees. After reading about the great
experience everyone had, you may consider going to San Diego for next year’s event!
Comments From NRVAR Attendees
Jeremy Hart
“I really enjoyed attending the NAR Conference in New Orleans - being surrounded by so many REALTORS® from around the world, set against the backdrop of a city literally rebuilding, was exciting. This was the first time I'd taken
advantage of the opportunity to go, and it was well worth the effort. As I've
served on the Data Strategies Committee, I really enjoyed hearing perspectives
from agents in other states, and it's exciting to see our work moving forward. Additionally, having the chance to sit on sessions taught by some amazing, active REALTORS® was really pretty cool, and the takeaways from those sessions were fantastic. The conversations in the hallways, and in the
French Quarter, with agents from literally around the world was, again, just incredible. Make sure you find a
way to fit next year's conference, to be held in San Diego, into your schedule!
Tina Merritt
“Hello, NRVAR! Having recently returned from the NAR Conference, I was asked to share
some updates and news you may find helpful and/or interesting. I presently serve on the Social Media Advisory Board; we advise NAR's Communications Committee with regard to
online communications. First, we were introduced to T.J. Doyle, the new Director of Social Media at NAR. If you participate in any of NAR’s Facebook pages, you will probably come to
know T.J. NAR has a members-only Facebook page which is very active and has some great
discussions. If you have not yet joined, I recommend doing so. You will need your NRDS#
when you ask to be added to the group. As you probably know, Move, who operates Realtor.com, has been purchased by NewsCorp. Expect to see lots of changes to Realtor.com in 2015. If you have any questions or problems, please let me know and I will try to help you or guide you to someone who can. The agent profiles on
Realtor.com have been revamped. You can update your profile by going to: realtor.com/profile and logging
in. Lastly, the “Everyone Social” initiative from Realtor.com provides relevant content you can share, as often as
you choose. To get more information, simply email: [email protected] and ask to be signed up. Repurposed
Apps is a website from the Center for Realtor® Technology for members to recommend and share apps that they
use in their daily business. All of the items I have mentioned are free. They cover both iOS and Android apps and
take care of answering that question we all have, ‘I wonder if there’s an app that does...’. Again, a free service. Go to: www.repurposedapps.com to sign up.”
NRVAR 2015
Installation Breakfast
Wednesday, December 10th, 8:30-10:00 AM
The Farmhouse Restaurant, Christiansburg
REALTOR® / Affiliate Members FREE*
Non-members $10
Reservation / Cancellation Deadline:
Friday, December 5th
Register Online: www.nrvar.com,
Internet Member Services
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 540.381.9354
*Please Note: $20 charged if reservations are
made and not kept, cancelled after the deadline,
or made after the deadline.
United Way of Montgomery, Radford & Floyd needs your help! Please bring several or more
items to the breakfast to help provide a nice holiday meal to needy families in our local area! Cash donations will
also be gratefully accepted.
Food suggestions:
Gift cards - frozen turkeys
Boxed macaroni & cheese
Instant mashed potatoes
Cooking oil
French’s fried onions
Canned hams
Sugar
Stuffing mix
Pie pans
Gravy
111 W Main Street, Christiansburg, VA 540.381.2066
[email protected]
www.unitedwaynrv.org
Bisquick
Flour
Marshmallows
Foil roasting pans
Canned vegetables
Corn muffin mix
Pie crust mix
Rice
Pie filling
Mushroom soup
Yams
Pudding mix
Jell-O
Pumpkin
Milk
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