Announcements
A REALTOR® Helps Close the Deal
As part of LoCAR's continuing effort to inform the general public of real estate issues, the following article was submitted to the Morning Journal, The Chronicle-Telegram and LorainCounty.com Selling a home can seem like a monumental task … like climbing Mount Everest! Even though, getting a signed contract is a great accomplishment, but that's only half the journey. The typical home sale today involves more than 20 steps after the initial contract is accepted to complete the transaction. Much of what needs to be done before the closing is the responsibility of appraisers, loan processors, attorneys, and inspectors – one role a REALTOR® plays is to coordinate those responsibilities, helping to ensure that others do their jobs promptly and correctly and that the closing isn't jeopardized. READ MORE
2024 LoCAR Golf Outing
Sign up today for LoCAR's 2024 Golf Outing! DATE: Thursday June 13, 2024 LOCATION: Grey Hawk Golf Club 665 US Grant St. Lagrange, OH 44050 READ MORE
REQUIRED NAR Code of Ethics Training for the Current Cycle
As you know ... the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) requires all REALTORS® to complete Code of Ethics training within a specific time frame. The training must meet specific learning objectives and criteria established by NAR. The current ends December 31, 2024. READ MORE
Ohio REALTORS® Honor Alec Hagerty
On Tuesday January 23, 2024 during the Ohio REALTORS® Board of Directors meeting at Winter Conference, a resolution was passed honoring LoCAR REALTOR® member, Alec Hagerty. READ MORE
REALTOR® Safety Pledge
To inspire REALTORS® and REALTOR® Associations to keep safety top of mind and implemented into daily business protocols, the National Association of REALTORS® encourages associations and our members to make a pledge to REALTOR® Safety. LoCAR has taken the REALTOR® Safety Pledge. As a REALTOR® association, we pledge to promote REALTOR® Safety in communications, media, governance, and action(s). We strive to ensure the safety of our members and the public. READ MORE
