South Dakota v Wayfair was decided almost one year ago (June 2018) by the United States Supreme Court. The case centered on whether a state could levy a sales tax on internet retailers with no […]
Without a doubt one of the most beautiful sights is the White House at Christmas. You can see pictures of Christmas 2018 at the Vice President’s house at the Washingtonian. And of course, the gingerbread. […]
As the World War II generation passes, so do memories. December 7th used to be a day people flew their flags and delayed doing business in order to remember and honor the event that drew […]
July 4th 1776, the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Although most of us have memorized, or had memorized, the opening lines, it is probably good that we re-read the Declaration now and again. Particularly, […]
As we approach the 4th of July and the 242nd birthday of our country, it is probably worthwhile to remember independence from Great Britain wasn’t fast, easy or overwhelmingly agreed upon. While the arguments pro […]
In a 74 to 23 vote earlier today, the Senate approved FHA Administration Commissioner Brian Montgomery six months after the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee approved his nomination. Mr. Montgomery previously served as […]
Join us at the Government Affairs Advisory Council Meeting April 24, 2018, 9am-12noon. Economic Development is our theme. We will open with an update from Brian Gleason, Phoenix West Commercial, on the Lockheed site in […]
In November 2016 WeMAR sent the first of several letters to HOAs and community associations whose governing documents contained language making certain association/community fees mandatory. Our letter notified these communities the language contained in their […]
We have only four meetings in 2018, come join us for our first meeting of this fun and unique Government Affairs group. You don’t need to be a policy wonk, just a REALTOR® who wants […]
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