Expert guidance on pandemic relief funds, unemployment assistance and more.

Under the current Executive Orders, people are still allowed at this time to move about to conduct real estate business.

There is a lot of paper in a real estate closing. Even for those title companies that have gone paperless, a significant amount of paper must still be printed out for the actual closing.

Webinar from March 31 of local leaders discussing steps Fairfax County has taken during the Covid-19 crisis.

The recently passed CARES Act legislation provides for a temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program through December 31, 2020.

In response to today’s executive order issued by Governor Ralph Northam, we want to reinforce the following guidelines and best practices related to real estate transactions in Virginia.

Q. Do sellers have to allow buyers access to their property?

The magnitude and speed at which the COVID-19 virus is affecting the national and local economy will have short- and long- term effects, Dr. Terry Clower, director of George Mason University Center for Regional Analysis, explained during his summary of the virus’s impact on housing markets in the NVAR region.

At the March 24 Fairfax County Board meeting, the Board of Supervisors approved two separate resolutions.

Property managers should prioritize repairs and inspections to limit unnecessary exposure while still complying with the terms of the lease.

View the recording of our COVID-19 Addendum webinar from March 23, 2020.

As the situation surrounding COVID-19 is changing rapidly, we wanted to let you know about some things we’ve been working on over the weekend to help ensure that your ability to conduct business continues to be protected.

Today's blog focuses on Pre-Appointment and provides you with helpful tips to prepare for meeting with clients and to hone your expertise while spending more of your time at home.

On March 19, NVAR released a COVID-19 addendum, which you can learn about here.

Realtors® are faced with many challenges on an ordinary day, but even with the new challenges brought on by COVID-19, your duties under the Code of Ethics remain.

NVAR’s leadership is aware of concerns about the adoption of a new form to address potential COVID-19 impacts on transactions.

NVAR and its members are a strong community of professionals – collectively working through these unique circumstances to support one another, the industry and our communities.

NVAR will be holding Continuing Education classes virtually with the GoToWebinar platform through April 20.