RealSource Association of REALTORS® is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving the professional needs of more than 3,500 REALTOR® Members. RealSource is a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (NAR) – the largest trade association in America.
RealSource has worked diligently to establish itself as an accurate, knowledgeable, central resource for the media for information related to local real estate issues and trends. The Association regularly disseminates – among its members, the media, and the public – information on local real estate trends, consumer education initiatives, and industry advances. Below you will find links to the latest news and information from RealSource.
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Individual Taxpayer Identification Number Requirements Affect Property Purchases and Sales by Foreign Investors - Second Quarter 2004
We've received a few calls this week asking questions regarding foreigners
purchasing U.S. properties. This link describes the Individual Taxpayer
Identification Number (ITIN) requirements. So hope this link will help answer any questions!
Social Media Expansion to Start up Quickly at The RealSource this week!
July 18th, 2011 - More Social Media usage being done for The RealSource in the upcoming weeks!
RealSource joins 'Rebuilding Together Bergen County to Rebuild & Repair Homes!
April 30th 2011 - Members of the RealSource Association of REALTORS joined with Glen Rock-based 'Rebuilding Together Bergen County' on April 30, 2011 to help rebuild, repair, and restore homes for families in need throughout Northern New Jersey as a means to help build better communities in the areas in which they live & work. Sponsored by the RealSource Community Service comittee and by the RealSource Board of Directors, REALTORS replaced windows, painted, repaired bathrooms, and conducted landscaping and overrall outside clean up.
February, March, April '09 Statistics Show Bergen County Median Price Affected by Continued Buyer Preference for More Affordably-Priced Homes |
April 27, 2009 - Activity Increasing as First-Time Buyers Take Advantage of Historically Low Interest Rates and First-Time Buyer Tax Credit; Under Contracts Rising Steadily Since January. Read More... PDF* |
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