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January 2014
M ark Y our C alendar
Installation & Awards Reception
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
6:00 pm (5:30 pm Registration)
Black Hawk Country Club
(click here for more information)
2014 Real Estate Forecast
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm (1:00 pm Registration)
City Center West Auditorium
(click here for more information)
The Mortgage Appraisal
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
9:30 am
Baraboo Chamber of Commerce
(see page 3 for more information)
Realtor® & Government Day
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Monona Terrace in Madison
(click here for more information)
Show Me the $$
Down Payment Assistance
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
9:00 am - 11:00 am (8:30 am Registration)
WRA Education Center
I n T his I ssue
Page 2
President's Message
Page 3
The Mortgage Appraisal
RASCW Dues Renewals
MLS News
Page 4
RASCW RCA Commercial Corner
2014 Real Estate Forecast
Page 5
Get a Head Start on CE
Realtor® & Government Day
Page 6
Looking Back – Looking Forward
Page 7
Realtor® Safety Tips: Securing Your Home
Page 8
Calendar: January 15 - February 15
Page 9
Membership Update
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2014 Leadership Installed
On Wednesday, January 15, Tony Tucci of Realty Executives Cooper Spransey will be
installed as the 2014 President of the REALTORS® Association of South Central
Wisconsin. Joining him on the RASCW Executive Committee is Robert Procter, Axley
Brynelson, LLP as Vice President and Mary Duff, Stark Company, Realtors®, as
Treasurer.
New directors joining the RASCW Board are Dewey Bredeson, Bay Tree Real Estate
Group, Jason Geiger, Geiger, Realtors®, and Jamie Phephles, Century 21 Affiliated.
Leaving the RASCW Board are 2013 President Megan Roth-Markham, Bunbury &
Associates, Vice President Paul Place, Clayton Real Estate, and Treasurer Rob Helm,
Helm Commercial Real Estate. We thank them all for their time and service.
Kathie Bahman, Gorman & Company, will be installed as the 2014 President of the
South Central Wisconsin MLS. Vice President is Peter Sveum, Coldwell Banker
Success and Treasurer is David Stark, Stark Company, Realtors®.
Leaving the SCWMLS Board is Paul Richert, Stark Company, Realtors® and Marshall
"Bub" Zwygart, Century 21 Zwygart Real Estate. We thank Paul and Bub for their
years of service.
Newly elected to the Board are Dan Bowden, Restaino & Associates, Devery Cash,
Keller Williams, and Jenny Lancaster, Century 21 Zwygart Real Estate.
We would like to once again express our gratitude to 2013 RASCW President Megan
Roth-Markham and 2013 SCWMLS President Sam Simon for their service during the
past year. We thank you both for your leadership and accomplishments that will continue to shape both organizations into the future.
Installation & Awards Reception
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Location: Black Hawk Country Club • 3606 Blackhawk Drive, Madison, WI
Time: Registration 5:30 p.m. • Carving Stations open at 6:00 p.m.
Meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $35
Menu: Hors d'oeuvres & Carving Station
*Cash Bar Available
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
An official publication of the REALTORS® Association of South Central Wisconsin and the South Central Wisconsin MLS Corporation.
President’s Message – Tony Tucci
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Happy New Year! How exciting to be starting off a new year.
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OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Tony Tucci, President
219-9302
Robert Procter, Vice President
283-6762
Mary Duff, Treasurer
443-4815
DIRECTORS
Dewey Bredeson
831-0500
Hiam Garner
274-7500
Jason Geiger
Kelly Hoffmann
277-2167
(920) 356-1100
243-8234
Kelly Maly
Carrie Miller
935-3173
Jamie Phephles
963-6923
Kristine Bunbury Terry
393-0891
EDITORIAL STAFF
I am honored to serve as your 2014 RASCW President. We are so
privileged here at RASCW to have such an outstanding leadership
comprised of both fantastic staff and a dedicated Board of Directors.
A big thank you goes out to Megan Roth-Markham for her outstanding
job as 2013 President as well as to Paul Place and Rob Helm who have
served as directors for the past 3 years.
I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you. I have been practicing real
estate for the past 7 and a half years and am grateful for what our industry and our
Association have meant to me and my family. My family consists of myself, my wife
Kirsten, and our five boys, Michael, Caleb, T Bone, Jonny and Vincent. With a real
estate practice and family life we stay busy!
The goal of our Board in 2014 will be to continue to resource our Members so that you
can do what you do best, which is serve your clients, customers and communities with
excellence and professionalism. The improvements we have seen in the market set the
stage for 2014 to be a year of wonderful opportunity for us all. I love the idea that "A
rising tide lifts all boats" and with that it is my hope that we can all prosper together.
I want to highlight a few events coming up that you still have time to sign up for. The
first is the 2014 Real Estate Forecast on January 22nd from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm at the
City Center on Junction Road. Secondly the 2014 Realtor® and Government day is
February 26 and is free for the first 500 members who register.
Myself, the Directors and the staff are here to serve you. If there is anything we can do
to help you please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
To a wonderful and prosperous 2014!
Kevin King, Editor-in-Chief
Ann McGinty, Communications Coordinator
The purpose of the REALTOR Review is
to inform its Members of events, issues
and accomplishments pertaining to the
REALTORS® Association of South
Central Wisconsin.
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Happy Holidays from our Mortgage Team
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ideas, or articles for inclusion in the
REALTOR® Review please contact Kevin King
at kevin@wisre.com.
Submit typewritten articles, with contact
name and phone number to:
RASCW
4801 Forest Run Road, Suite 101
Madison, WI 53704-7337
Phone: (608) 240-2800
Fax:
(608) 240-2801
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are also welcome.
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The RASCW Professional Development Committee Presents
The Mortgage Appraisal
Tuesday, February 4, 2014 at 9:30 a.m.
Baraboo Chamber of Commerce,
600 W. Chestnut St.
Navigating the appraisal world with expertise
from underwriters and an appraiser.
Moderated by Josey Cabaj of Fairway Independent Mortgage.
Panel:
Lisa McKay, McKay Appraisal
Kellie Haack, Convention Underwriter, Fairway Independent Mortgage
Penny Schultz, Government Underwriter, Fairway Independent Mortgage
Sponsored by: Fairway Independent Mortgage, Baraboo Office
This is a free seminar, but space is limited.
Please email Beth@wisre.com to reserve your seat.
RASCW Dues Renewals as of 01/07/2014
Thank you for renewing
your Membership in the
REALTORS® Association of
South Central Wisconsin.
REALTORS® AFFILIATES
2250 projected renewals. 144 projected renewals.
2174 (97%) to Date. 145 (100%) to Date.
We appreciate the opportunity
to be of service to you in 2014.
MLS News
Visit www.scwmls.com for expanded details.
Upcoming Database Changes
On Monday, January 27, the following
changes will be made to our listing database,
and thus to our listing input profile sheets:
• A new optional field for co-listing agent will
be added. If the co-lister entered is from a
different office than the listing agent, the
office information will be added automatically
as is currently done for listing agent. If a listing includes a co-listing agent, statistics will
reflect 50% for each agent.
• The current labels for manufactured homes
will be changed as follows:
Manufactured to Manufactured (sectional)
Mobile-no land to Manufactured (mobile)-no land
Mobile-with land to Manufactured (mobile)-with land
• For Lots and Acreage, the current Price/
SqFeet as entered by the agent will be
replaced with a system calculated Price/
SqFeet field. If a list price is changed, this
field will automatically be updated.
MLS profile sheets have been updated to
reflect these changes (new rev date 1/2014).
You can always find the most recent profile
sheets by clicking Profile Sheets within the
orange header on the Paragon™ home page,
or click here.
Auto E-Mail Notifications for
Contacts Now Set to Expire
Based on Projected Budget Renewals
RASCW Member Benefit - Car Wash
Kwik Trip Deluxe Car Wash Cards
$5 each (includes tax)
Mermaid Total Wash Tickets
$8 each (includes tax)
Members may purchase both at the discounted rate through the RASCW office.
If you have contacts set in Paragon™ that
receive auto-emails, this will impact you. If
any of your notifications are over a year old,
starting sometime this month (for some as
early as this Saturday, January 11), you will
be greeted with an Expiring Notifications
warning box upon login. Within this box you
will need to either deactivate or renew autoemail notifications that were set up over a
year ago. Notification via this window will
begin 3 weeks prior to the notification actually expiring. If you have several emails set to
expire within this box, the easiest way to deal
with them is to click the plus sign at the top
to open the notifications and select those to
deactivate first, and then use the box at the
top to select the rest to renew.
Why are we doing this to you? We currently
have 54,000 active notifications stored in
Paragon™. Some of these notifications have
been active for over 10 years. It is probably
safe to say that many are no longer being
sent to valid email addresses or to active
home buyers. Paragon™ checks for matches
for contacts receiving auto-emails every 15
minutes. Several months ago system analysts
determined that Paragon™ would no longer be
able to finish the match checking task every
15 minutes due to the ever increasing number
of auto-notifications. So, they added a oneyear expiration date for notifications.
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RASCW RCA Commercial Corner
by Rob Helm, CCIM and Ralph Kamps, CSC Chairman
2014 Real Estate Forecast
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Greater Madison Area
January 2014 - Asking Lease Rates
Office Rates
East: $12.43
Central: $17.72
West: $14.31
City Center West Auditorium
525 Junction Road, Madison, WI
Registration: 1:00 pm • Program: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Asking rates Office from 1/1/10 – 1/31/14
Retail Rates
East: $10.76
Central: $19.61
West: $15.69
Keynote Speaker, Morris A. Davis, PH. D
Professor and Academic Director,
Graaskamp Center for Real Estate UW-Madison
Networking Reception following at Sprecher’s Restaurant and Pub
This is a FREE seminar –
but please email Beth@wisre.com to reserve your spot.
Asking rates Retail from 1/1/10 – 1/31/14
Office/Whse
East: $5.99
Central: $8.18
West: $6.52
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Asking rates Office/Warehouse/Flex from 1/1/10 – 1/31/14
For more Commercial News & Views go to http://www.cirexnews.com
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Get a Head Start on CE
Realtor® & Government Day
All licensees must complete six
Department of Safety and Professional
Services (DSPS)-approved courses for a
total of 18 hours in the 2013-14 biennium by the deadline of December 14,
2014.
FREE for first 500 Member registrations
There are four mandatory courses and
four DSPS-approved electives. Licensees
must complete the four mandatory courses and two electives from the DSPSapproved electives list.
February 26, 2014
at Monona Terrace in Madison
Realtor® & Government Day is your opportunity to help shape the laws that impact you and
your real estate business in Wisconsin. You
will meet with state lawmakers and have a
unique opportunity to advocate for issues that
impact the real estate industry in Wisconsin.
With your support, Realtor® & Government Day
2014 will be a day to remember.
Mandatory Courses
(All licensees must take courses 1-4)
Course 1- Wisconsin Listings
Course 2- Wisconsin Offers
Course3- Wisconsin New Developments
Course4- Contingencies in Wisconsin Approved Offer Forms
Agenda
Elective Topics (Licensees must take two of the following)
Elective
A
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Bank-owned (REO),
Transactions in Wisconsin
Foreclosures
and
Short
Sale
Elective B-Unique Transaction Types and Issues
Elective C-Wisconsin Property Management
12:00 - 1:00 p.m. - Registration
1:00 - 1:15 p.m. - Welcome
Elective D-Agency Roles with Buyers in Wisconsin
1:15 - 1:45 p.m. - Governor Scott Walker
Upcoming Classes at WRA (Madison)
Feb 27:CE 1 (8:30 a.m.) and
CE 2 (1 p.m.)
1:45 - 2:30 p.m. - Issues Briefing
2:30 - 3:00 p.m. - Move to Capitol
Mar 20:CE 3 (8:30 a.m.) and
CE 4 (1 p.m.)
3:00 - 4:30 p.m. - Capitol Hill Visits
Mar 27:CE Elective A (8:30 a.m.) and
CE Elective B (1 p.m.)
4:30 - 6:30 p.m. - Cocktail Reception
Register at www.wra.org–click on the Continuing Education tab.
To register, please go to www.wra.org/RGDay.
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Looking Back – Looking Forward
Phil Salkin, Governmental Affairs Director
Last year was a busy one on the legislative front for the WRA and RASCW. The following are some of the successes in the last
year and some of the issues we will face in 2014. As you scan through them, please notice that these are not Democrat issues
or Republican issues – these are Realtor® issues. Think how they impact you as a Realtor®, your business, your family, your community and the clients you serve. This is why we remain involved with politics – because decisions on these important issues are
made by elected officials and we want them to be informed on them and willing to work with the Realtor® community.
In the Capitol- Priorities Signed into Law
Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit This act doubled the state income and franchise tax credit for "qualified rehabilitation expenditures" from 10% to 20% of the costs of the improvements and broadens the types of structures eligible for the credit. It could
benefit tens of thousands of property owners and improve an already strong market for older homes. It is also a benefit to the
historic preservation community in their efforts to save Wisconsin’s architectural and historical heritage.
Shoreland Zoning after Annexation Under this act, when a city or village annexes lands in the shoreland zone, they will fall under
the city or village zoning codes, rather than the county codes. This allows for more dense development on sewer and water. It
will relieve some of the pressure from sprawl and provide better protection for our lakes and streams. Villages and cities will have
to maintain a minimum setback of 50’ and vegetative maintenance standards. In areas like Dane County, this is a very positive
step. Additional legislation in the pipeline will make it easier to improve and increase the value of shoreland zone properties while
preserving environmental protections.
Vested Rights One of the things which has long bedeviled property owners and developers is when local ordinances change during a project. This law protects property rights by stating that any changes to local ordinances and regulations cannot be applied
to permit applications after the date the application was submitted.
Landlord/Tenant Regulations A change in statute makes ownership of rental property less cumbersome and more profitable –
which is of importance to our Members who are landlords or who represent rental properties on the market. Among the provisions
are clarifications for disposing of a tenant’s personal property after eviction, expediting the eviction process, and streamlining the
process of towing illegally parked cars. It also restricts the ability of local governments to regulate certain landlord activities.
For 2014 Legislative Session
Broker Experience Requirement (SB208/AB240) This proposal – which requires licensees to have at least two years of active real
estate experience as a salesperson prior to obtaining a broker’s license – passed both the Assembly and Senate, but in different
forms and therefore was sent back to the Senate.
Exceptions to the Prohibition on the Release of Information by Municipal Utilities (AB 496) This would authorize municipal utilities
to release customer information to real estate licensees and appraisers as part of a real estate transaction – without obtaining the
customers consent. It also requires the PSC to produce a standard consent form for requesting customer information. This will
simplify gathering the information necessary at closings. – Passed the Assembly and currently in the Senate.
Right-to-Rent This proposed law would prohibit local ordinances from banning the short-term rental (7 days or greater) of homes.
This is of importance in the RASCW area where some local governments are restricting or banning forms of short-term rental.
This can have a serious impact on property owners seeking to rent homes to stave off foreclosure, to help finance the purchase
of vacation properties or to rent homes when leaving for business, travel or sabbaticals. This bill has been drafted and is ready
to be introduced.
Licensing of Convicted Felons If adopted, this law would create specific standards for when a convicted felon may obtain or retain
a Wisconsin real estate license. This bill is in drafting.
RASCW
Tax Incremental Financing in Madison RASCW testified in support of improvements to the Madison ordinances governing tax
incremental financing. Specifically, we support those changes which will support the development of affordable housing and some
marketplace residential units.
Madison Metropolitan Sanitary District RASCW is supporting efforts to make the governance of this important agency more
responsive by moving appointment of the MMSD Board from Dane County government to the communities which make up the
district and whose citizens fund it through their utility bills.
Dane County Comprehensive Planning As Dane County is looking to review and amend its comprehensive plan, RASCW has
submitted comments on the housing element, offering to partner on efforts to improve access to affordable housing. For the land
use element, RASCW has met with county staff to understand and discuss potential impacts of surface and groundwater initiatives.
Madison Energy Bench-Marking Proposal RASCW supplied testimony in support of voluntary efforts to encourage owners of commercial buildings to use established bench-marking programs to improve energy use. A proposed ordinance would establish a
mandatory program for commercial buildings over 15,000 sq. feet in size and large apartment buildings with fines for non-compliance. RASCW joined other business groups in questioning whether the proposed ordinance takes into account potential costs
or elucidates any real benefits.
Short Term Rentals RASCW has offered testimony in several communities will regard to proposed restrictions on short term rentals. This is done to insure that those communities understand the importance of allowing such rentals while stressing that we are
not saying that such rentals cannot be regulated.
If you are interested in more information about any of our initiatives, please email Phil Salkin at psalkin@wra.org.
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Realtor® Safety Tips: Home, Safe Home- Tips for Securing Your Home
Many real estate professionals have home offices. Whether you work at home or not, you might want to consider additional steps to secure your home. Burglars usually leave if they can’t break in within ninety seconds.
Anything that slows down a thief by even a minute or two can keep your house from being robbed.
•Make sure that all doors to the outside are metal or solid, 1 ¾" hardwood and have good, sturdy locks.
•Use the locks you have. Keep your doors and windows locked, even if you're at home. Get your children into
this habit, too. And always lock up your home when you go out, even if it’s only for a few minutes.
• Secure sliding glass doors with commercially available bars or locks, or put a wooden dowel or broomstick in the door track.
• Make sure your windows, especially at ground level, have good locks and use them.
• Make sure all porches and other possible entrances are well lit. Heat- or motion-sensing lights are a good choice for outdoor
lights.
• Trim any bushes or trees that hide doors or windows. Keep ladders, tools, toys, and recreational equipment inside when you’re
not using them.
• Don't hand out keys to friends, even if they are trustworthy. Know the location of all your house keys all the time. Never use
hide-a-keys or leave the key under the doormat, above the door, in a flowerpot, or anywhere outside the house. You may think
you're being clever, but experienced thieves know all the tricks. Also, keep your car keys and house keys on a different ring if
you ever use valet parking or leave your keys with parking lot attendants or even at a repair garage.
• Watch your trash: Just bought a new entertainment system? A bunch of empty boxes out by the curb triggers an alarm to
would-be thieves. Instead of putting boxes out in plain sight, cut them down, and stuff them in trash bags.
• Keep written records of all furniture, jewelry and electronic products. If possible, keep these records in a safe deposit box,
fireproof safe, or other secure place. Take pictures or a video, and keep purchase information and serial numbers if available.
These help law enforcement agencies track recovered items.
• Clearly display your house number, so police and other emergency vehicles can find your home quickly.
• If you see a screen that has been cut, broken windows, or a door that’s been left open, don’t go in. Call the police from a
neighbor’s house or a public phone.
• If you hear a noise that sounds like someone breaking in or moving around, quietly call the police and wait calmly until they
arrive. If you can leave safely, do so. Otherwise, lock yourself in a room you are in, pretend to be asleep.
Please visit NAR’s Realtor® Safety Web site at www.REALTOR.org/Safety. This article is part of the NAR Realtor® Safety
Resources Kit.
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Calendar: January 15 - February 15
Wednesday, January 15
SCWMLS Board of Directors
11:00 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Thursday, February 13
New Member Orientation
8:30 am – WRA Education Center
Installation & Awards Reception
5:30 pm – Registration
Professional Development Committee*
9:30 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Thursday, January 16
RASCW Board of Directors
9:00 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Wednesday, January 22
2014 Real Estate Forecast
1:00 pm – City Center West Auditorium
* Click here for RASCW 2014 Committee Descriptions
Click here for RASCW 2014 Committee Selection
**Click here to register for Paragon™ classes.
Thursday, January 23
RASCW Housing Foundation Board of Directors
11:30 am – The Egg & I
Tuesday, February 4
The Mortgage Appraisal
9:30 am – Baraboo Chamber of Commerce
Thursday, February 6
Affordable Housing Equal Opportunities Committees*
9:00 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Friday, February 7
MLS Committee
9:00 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Wednesday, February 12
Governmental Affairs Committee
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Keller Williams Realty
Paul Leske
Keller Williams Realty
Kris Teasdale
Restaino & Associates
Marlene Barmish
Stark Company, REALTORS®
Jenny Lisak
Key Commercial Real Estate, LLC
Tim Tibbits
All American Realty LLC
Chris Barreau
MHB Real Estate
Deanna Loewenhagen
G.J. Miesbauer & Associates, Inc
Adam Wrathkey
Cambridge Appraisal
David Benson
RE/Max Grand
Lisa McKevett
GateWay, Realtors®
Xiaoli Wu
Keller Williams Realty
Sara Boxrucker
RE/Max Ridge-N-River
Mary Murphy-Babb
Babb Real Estate, LLC
Anida Campbell Ho
Keller Williams Realty
Amy Onofrey
Coldwell Banker Success
Josey Cabaj
Fairway Independent Mortgage
Kayleigh Cleary
Stark Company, REALTORS®
Jennifer Queram
State of WI Dept of Transportation
Tim Dalby
American Home Shield
Jennifer Engel
Keller Williams Realty
Mary Ramsey
Century 21 Affiliated
Andrew Halada
USDA - Farm Service Agency
Hallah Ghanem
Realty Executives Cooper Spransy
Scott Randt
Steinmetz Real Estate Group LLC
Margaret Landphier
Johnson Bank
Geri Gossink
Steinmetz Real Estate Group LLC
Kailey Reas
GateWay, Realtors®
Linda Lindgren
Park Bank
Willem Hartman
Brath Dairy & Commercial Real Estate
Jerel Rickun
Homestead Realty Inc
Amanda McWilliams
Mound City Bank
Jeremy Krutsinger
Exclusive Properties, LLC
Laura Rosecrance
All Property LLC
Karen Wedvick
Johnson Bank
Benjamin Lee
Stark Company, REALTORS®
Carrie Stanke
Alliance Realty Team
Membership Transfers
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Timothy Burke
Tim Burke
Realty Executives Cooper Spransy
Ann Francis
Restaino & Associates
Bunbury & Associates, REALTORS®
Dan Holum
Associated Bank
State Bank of Cross Plains
Oleg Kizimenko
Keller Williams Realty
Madison Realty Group
Michael Odden
Heartland Credit Union Summit Credit Union
Jill Oelke
Jill Oelke Real Estate
Century 21 Affiliated
Craig Recob
Signature Real Estate LLC Restaino & Associates
Deborah Severson
A New Pathway Home
Restaino & Associates
Eileen Virnig
Keller Williams Realty
RE/MAX Preferred
Bradley Vogel
RE/Max Preferred
Alliance Realty Team
New Affiliates
N e w O f f ic e s
American Home Shield
McFarland, WI
Cambridge Appraisal
Cambridge, WI
GateWay, Realtors®
Beloit, WI
G.J. Miesbauer & Associates, Inc
Belleville, WI
USDA - Farm Service Agency
Madison, WI
Mound City Bank
Mt Horeb, WI
RASCW Committees Need You in 2014!
All RASCW Members are encouraged to become an active part of your Association through Committee involvement. Click
here for Committee descriptions and a Committee selection form. Please bring your personal talents and interests to your
Association. Thank you!
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REALTOR® Review • January 2014