2015 NAR Issue Brief
Legislative & Regulatory Year in Review
10 December 2015
NAR’s legislative and regulatory agenda continued to focus on creating a fundamentally sound and robust U.S. real estate market while protecting the business interests of members and consumers.
NAR achieved several accomplishments and set the foundation for many important issues moving forward, including Waters of the United States, Terrorism Risk Insurance, and commercial use of drones.
During the 114th Congress, NAR’s legislative and regulatory agenda continued to focus on creating a fundamentally sound and robust U.S. real estate market while protecting the business interest of members as well as consumers. NAR achieved several accomplishments and set the foundation for many important issues moving forward.
NAR issue brief includes:
- FHA Implements New Condo Policies
- G-Fees Removed as a Financing Mechanism from Transportation Bill
- Waters of the United States (WOTUS) Rule Implementation Halted
- Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Becomes Law
- FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium Reductions Finalized
- TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) Rule Implementation Delayed, Written Guidance Issued
- Protection of Homeownership and Real Estate Investment Incentives
- New Net Neutrality Rules Preserve Equal Access to the Internet
- Tenant Star Bill Becomes Law
- Federal Housing Finance Agency Announces New Non-Performing Loan Requirements
- Creating Common Sense Patent Litigation Reforms
- Engaging with the FAA on Drones
Read December summary: 2015 NAR Issue Brief
By: National Association of REALTORS®
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