Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Stay on Top of Legislation that Affects You, Your Business & and the Industry

In the December issue of the IREM Legislative Bulletin:

  • Tax Reform Proposal Finalized
  • Budget Compromise Bill Passes U.S. Senate
  • 2005 IREM Legislative Victories
  • Mark Your Calendar for the 2006 Capitol Hill Visit!
  • IREM Legislative and Public Policy Committee Approves New Statements of Policy
  • Terrorism Insurance Likely to Revisit Congress
  • Senate Compromise Small Business Health Plan Bill Introduced
  • Patriot Act Update
  • U.S. House Passes Bill to Restrict Eminent Domain
  • Banks Out of Our Real Estate for at Least One Year
  • Congress Still Debating Some Budgets
  • REMIC Update
  • Tenant-in-Common Guidelines
  • New Flood Insurance Laws
  • Congressional Response to Disasters
  • Violence Against Women Bill Contains New Housing Title
  • IREM National Federal Housing Liaison Advisory Board Meets with RHS
  • Lead Paint Renovation Proposed Rule Expected

The Institute of Real Estate Management is strongly committed to legislative advocacy. Through its affiliation with the National Association of Realtors®, the Institute is part of a legislative advocacy team that consistently monitors and advances issues of public policy to promote and protect the right to own, use and transfer real property. As an IREM Member, you have access to legislative and regulatory information as well as channels to understand issues and seek solutions to public policy problems.

Learn where the Institute stands on various legislative and regulatory issues both at the federal and state levels. The Bulletin, our legislative newsletter, is sent to members via email and tracks legislative issues that affect property managers and the real estate industry. As always, the latest version of The Bulletin is posted on www.irem.org in the "Public Policy" section.

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