CVAR’s COVID-19 Resources
REALTORS®: Updates & Guidelines
What’s Happening at CVAR under
COVID-19 restrictions
Latest COVID-19 Updates from C.A.R.
Citrus Valley Association of REALTORS® is conducting all business remotely. Meetings and classes presented by CVAR will be online and free of charge (see classes below).
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Online Classes
Click image to hear Atty. Paul Velasco explain what to do before Prop 19 takes effect Feb. 16. To watch the entire class, go to CVAR.Live!
Jan. 19 & 26 | Contract College – Tuesdays through April 20
Jan. 21 | Mortgage 101 w/ Amanda Belin
Jan. 25 | CRMLS Training – Homesnap Pro App
Jan. 26 | C.A.R. Chief Economist Jordan Levine & CVAR President Janine Shedlock, on REal Talk, REal People w/ Stephanie – The Optimistic Outlook
Jan. 27 | Listing Presentation Secrets That Crush – John Reyes
Jan. 28 | Residential Purchase Agreement w/ Atty. Ed Estes
Jan. 29 | Ethics Replay – Satisfies NAR Requirement
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Avoid Penalty, Pay 2021 Dues Today!
If you haven’t renewed your MLS subscription, along with your CVAR, N.A.R., and C.A.R. memberships, click the link to access your account now, to avoid penalties being instituted as of Jan. 20, 2021.
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December Sales
Snapshot – CVAR/CAR
CAR’s monthly press release went out Friday, with our local Citrus Valley AOR details for the month of December.
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Cities Report – December-January
Baldwin Park rethinks school plan; Chino civic center improvements; detour down Garey Avenue; 4085 acres annexed into Rancho Cucamonga; Upland removes barricades, and more, in the Cities Report compiled by CVAR’s Government Affairs Director Bill Ruh.
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Moving Out: CA Ranking
Three van lines have released their annual studies of interstate moving patterns, and for 2020 California found itself ranked among the leaders for its share of outbound relocations greater than inbound.
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‘Demise’ of City Presents Opportunity
What makes city living great–a short commute, nightlife, restaurants, the live entertainment– has been shut down. But the shut down won’t last forever. Now may be the time to buy.
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Median Price – December’s statewide median home price was $717,930, up 2.7 percent from November and up 16.8 percent from December 2019. (C.A.R.)
Effective February – Proposition 19, which narrowly passed in the fall, will require people who inherit property to use it as their primary residence or have its tax value reassessed starting in February. Watch the video to hear Paul Velasco explain this and more.
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Class Replays on CVAR.Live!
Top agency strategies; new eviction rules; Residential Listing and Purchase agreements; using the 1031 Exchange; legal updates, new agent tips and many more topics are covered and available to replay for free from the CVAR archive at CVAR.Live.
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