Welcome to NPSAR

We are pleased to introduce our new website! We hope you find the clean design and simple layouts to be useful in your business. We've incorporated several new features including:

Online Class Registration - Registering for classes and lunches has never been easier! Just complete the simple registration form and we will take it from there!
Fully Integrated Calendar - Looking for a specific event? No problem! All events in our new calendar can be sorted by category, making it very convenient and user-friendly. Just scroll to the bottom of the calendar and click on the category you wish to see displayed. You can also print or email directly from the calendar component.
Newsletters - Links to our electronic newsletter are also available on the new site.
News Archives - REALTOR news, Government Affairs news and Podcasts are also readily available and archived.

R You Wearing It?

R YOU WEARING IT

As part of NPSAR's Realtor Awareness campaign, we have spotters in every area, to see if they can 'catch you' wearing your Realtor pin at non-Realtor functions. If you are spotted, you will be presented with a gift card at the next General Membership Luncheon!
Watch the video, and see why we want to know... 'R' You Wearing It?

Carbon Monoxide Alarm Legislation

Effective April 1, 2012, RCW 19.27.530 requires the seller of any owner-occupied single-family residence to equip the residence with carbon monoxide alarms in accordance with the state building code before a buyer or any other person may legally occupy the residence following the sale. This requirement applies to all single family residences, including single family homes, condominiums, and manufactured/mobile homes. Visit here for more information.

By: Ron Wortham - G.A.D.

FEMA Maps

FEMA has released the new flood maps for Skagit County. We are now a few days into a 90 day public review/comment period. As most of you know, and as so aptly described by one of our members, this is an octopus of an issue with many, many agencies, public and private, weighing in over many many years. There have been multiple and conflicting engineering studies that have been reviewed, rehashed and redigested. What should or can we as an Association do about this issue?