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RE Magazine covers resources, business, and issues relating to the real estate industry that affect WR members, including education, legislative issues, legal issues, member benefits, Code of Ethics, insurance availability,  government affairs activities and much more. If you have questions about the magazine or would like to suggest a story idea, email Cara McNeil at cara.mcneil@warealtor.orgor call 1-800-562-6024, ext. 126. 

 

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Latest Articles

  • Summer Home Safety Tips

    Jun 29, 2021,

    Hippo Insurance

    Summary:

    Whether you are planning to stay close to home this summer or take the family for an adventure far from the four walls you have been staring at for the past year, here are a few tips to safely enjoy the summer season.

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  • What Does That Mean?

    Jun 24, 2021, RE Magazine

    Summary:

    Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Glossary: A sample of terms from the University of Washington — school of public health, department of epidemiology — equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) committee

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  • Property Management Q & A - Spring 2021

    Jun 22, 2021, Christopher T. Benis, attorney with Hecker, Wakefield & Feilberg

    Summary:

    Question: We've had two recent client requests at our management company and want to make sure we are doing the right thing before responding. First, one of our clients (for whom we manage about 200 units) wants to hold 50% of the security deposit funds themselves...

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  • The Onion Principle: Making Your Campaigns Effective

    Jun 16, 2021, Denise Lones, The Lones Group

    Summary:

    When very large companies develop marketing plans, they don't just rely on one form of advertising. From soda to computers, most companies rely on a combination of advertising media...

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  • Market Research - Spring 2021

    Jun 10, 2021, James Young, Director of the Washington Center for Real Estate Research

    Summary:

    While prices rose, interest rate declines made up for the difference, making houses more affordable...

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