Post Licensing Requirements
Individuals licensed prior to April 6, 2017 must complete the 10 Hour sales post licensing course in the classroom within one (1) year of the date their license was issued.
Individuals licensed after April 6, 2017 must complete the 20 hour post licensing course within one (1) year of the date their license was issued.
Dates for our Post Licensure are October 23, 2017, October 25 - 27th from 5 PM - 10 PM at the Board Office. Call the Board office at 419.625.5787 to reserve your seat today.
2017 President's Sales Club
Firelands Association of REALTORS
Linda Armstrong -- PSC5T
James Ashton -- PSC2
Jennifer Behnke -- PSC2
Joanne Berardi -- PSC5
John Berger -- PSC1
Joy Berquist -- PSC2
Janice Betz -- PSC1
Phillip Bolte -- PSC2
Angie Bonnell -- PSC1
Victoria Borger -- PSC1
Robert Boukissen -- PSC1
Monica Camarata -- PSC2
Richard Cooks -- PSC2
Gerald Corona -- PSC7T
Jennifer Craig -- PSC5
Cameron Deehr -- PSC1
Ann Dowell -- PSC1
Nancy Dunlap -- PSC1
Michael Dziak -- PSC1
Kathryn Eirons -- PSC5T
May 2017 CEO Report
My report this month I will focus on my attendance at the 2017 NAR REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo in Washington. Nearly 10,000 REALTORS® and others attended the meetings and made visits to their members of Congress to advocate on behalf of homeowners, commercial property investors, and strong communities.
On Monday and Tuesday, I was in classes to become certified to teach REBAC® class using the license that FAOR now holds. This will allow our Association the ability to host and teach NAR approved designation classes.
We had a full day on Wednesday beginning with the NAR Federal Issues Briefing at 7 a.m. This allows our government affairs staff to bring the members information on our positions on proposed Federal laws.
115th Congress First Session Goals that impact REALTORS
- Passing the fiscal year 2018 Budget
- Tax Reform
- Use of Budget Reconciliation
- National Flood Insurance
- GSE Reform
Urgent Call To Action
The Ohio Senate needs to hear from Ohio’s REALTORS that Gov. John Kasich’s plan to use the Ohio Business Gateway as a centralized collection entity is a smart approach to creating a tax payer-friendly environment. Senators are considering a plan that gives small business owners – the opportunity to meet our tax obligations in a simple, streamlined manner.
This proposal is facing strong opposition from cities all across Ohio and our legislators need to hear from the membership that this change is important and worth the fight. Your Association has been actively lobbying this issue and are being told the same thing in every meeting — legislators need to hear from their constituents that this is important to them.
We are counting on you to encourage your members to respond to this CFA.
If a member tells you they didn’t receive the CFA, here is the direct link:
http://www2.realtoractioncenter.com/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=4845&autologin=true&AddInterest=6301&SEND YOUR EMAIL NOW
Thanks for your help on this important issue.
