REVIEW - REALTORS® Association of South Central Wisconsin

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"The Voice
of
Real Estate™
in
South Central Wisconsin"
REALTOR
REVIEW
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June 2015
M ark Y our C alendar
RASCW-Southwest Golf Outing
Wednesday, June 17
V o l u m e
11th Annual
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Mallards Game
Tailgate Fundraiser On Behalf of
Click here for more information.
Mallards Game/Tailgate
Thursday, July 23
Bocce Ball Tournament
Wednesday, August 12
Ghoulish Gallop &
Irv Stein Memorial Walk
Saturday, October 17
CLICK HERE
RASCW Event Calendar
Updated 6/09/2015
I n T his I ssue
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President’s Message: Mary Duff
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MLS News
Welcome Robert Procter
Webber Named...Woman of the Year
5th Annual Bocce Ball Tournament!
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New Closing Disclosure Rules Program
RASCW Ghoulish Gallop
Southwest Annual Golf Outing
WRA Legislative Alert
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Board of Directors Petition Notice
Comfort for Kids on the Move
WRA Annual State Convention
Page 6
RASCW Commercial Corner
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REALTOR® Safety Quiz
FREE Home Buyer Education Classes
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Calendar: June 15 - July 15
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Membership Update
Please reserve Thursday, July 23 and plan to attend the 11th Annual Mallards Game and
Tailgate Fundraiser presented by the RASCW Affordable Housing/Equal Opportunities
Committee to benefit Movin’Out, Inc.
Movin’Out creates opportunities for persons with disabilities and their families to purchase and maintain their own homes. A wonderful example is the following testimonial:
My wife and I grew up with severe disabilities. Everything regular people do is a
struggle for my wife and me. We even met at a conference for the National Alliance
for the Mentally Ill or NAMI. We never thought it would be possible for us to have a
home of our own. We were always embarrassed about our living and financial situation. One day my case worker mentioned Movin’Out and how another client who I
knew had gotten a home and was happier than he had ever been, even though it was
just for the last year or two of his life.
This put seeds in our minds but we still were not sure it would work for us after a
couple years. We worked up the courage to look into Movin’Out. We worked with
Movin’Out and AnchorBank. They helped us navigate the strange things involved with
getting a home, legal issues, financial issues, etc... but the team helped my wife and
me get through it all, so it was not as stressful and they always took time to talk about
our concerns.
We would have never had a chance to have a home and a dog like we had always
wanted without Movin’Out and now we don't have to be embarrassed about our situation. Even better we moved in next to family so our support system is close by. If
you are disabled and are interested in having a home, not just a tiny apartment, don't
wait. Movin’Out will help you through every step! Well wishes and good luck to every
one hoping to find a home.
Sincerely Tyrel and Danielle Rouse
Help us help Movin’Out continue its success. For only $20.00, you will receive admission
to the pre-game tailgate party inside the Duck Pond from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (hamburgers, brats, hot dogs, cranberry walnut chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers, chips,
potato salad, coleslaw and beverages) and a game ticket to the Mallards baseball game
at 7:05 pm.
To purchase tickets, please click here for an order form.
Sponsorships are also available:
$100 Silver Sponsor • $200 Gold Sponsor • $300 Platinum Sponsor
For details on becoming a sponsor and helping others, please click here.
Thank you in advance for your great support.
RASCW Committees - Click Here for More Information
All RASCW Members are encouraged to become an active part of your Association
through Committee involvement. Please bring your personal talents and interests to your
Association. Thank you!
An official publication of the REALTORS® Association of South Central Wisconsin and the South Central Wisconsin MLS Corporation.
President’s Message: Mary Duff
REALTOR
REVIEW
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A REALTORS® Association of
South Central Wisconsin
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OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Mary Duff, President
443-4815
Kristine Terry, Vice President
393-0891
Dewey Bredeson, Treasurer/President-elect
831-0500
This year started with me practicing a solid daily routine of expressing gratitude – both
as a way of anchoring my day as well as a way of sending some goodness out to various
friends and clients on an individual basis.
As the market has accelerated, the brakes were put on my routine and I am feeling offbalance. In an effort to kick-start that practice, I will use this column to express my
gratitude for a few keys things that occurred in the last month.
I was fortunate to represent you all in Washington DC from May 12 through May 16 while attending the
National Association of REALTORS® Midyear Legislative and business meetings. We met with our Wisconsin
Congressional delegation to discuss issues affecting our business as well as our buyers and sellers. We were
able to make an impact as they make critical decisions in this legislative cycle. Additionally, as an NAR director, I was privileged to participate in the 800-member board meeting on May 16. A few highlights:
1. A partnership was approved to give brokerages a single place to input listing data; more to come over the
next 36 months as this plan is developed further
2. An advisory board was created to oversee the REALTOR® Commitment to Excellence in an effort to promote excellent customer service – both externally and internally
3. The Strategic Thinking Committee released its report on negative game changers that could affect our real
estate markets – all in an effort to keep us on our toes and aware (realtor.org/dangerreport)
For more on all of the decisions, please click here.
DIRECTORS
Charlotte Eversoll 778-5915
Jason Geiger
277-2167
Brandon Grosse
577-9860
Jeff Hauser
271-5444
Marcia Howe
223-2184
Kelly Maly
243-8234
Carla Nowka
310-4636
Jamie Phephles
963-6923
Tom Weber
241-8307
EDITORIAL STAFF
Kevin King, Editor-in-Chief
Ann McGinty, Communications Coordinator
While attending these meetings I learned a few fun facts:
1. NAR is the largest trade association in the world (1,189,000 members).
2. While REALTORS® make up 50% of the real estate licensees in the country, 92% of the real estate transactions are handled by REALTORS® . We rock!
3. NAR is annually among the top 5 lobbying organizations in the country
While bigger isn’t always better in every arena, I am grateful for the efforts put forth by countless individuals
who passionately support this dedicated organization that makes a difference for our businesses individually.
Locally, we are making things happen at RASCW as well. We are pleased to welcome Attorney Robert Procter
as our new Government Affairs Director. You will see more on this elsewhere in the REALTOR® Review.
Having served for two years on our Board of Directors alongside Robert, suffice it to say that I am thrilled to
have his passion and wealth of knowledge applied in this way to RASCW’s benefit. With gratitude, we wish
Phil Salkin all the best as he pursues new adventures in Arizona with his retirement. We are very fortunate to
not be missing a beat with this smooth transition.
My "attitude of gratitude" is engaged – may you look for those moments of thankfulness both large and small
in the days ahead. It will make a difference, I guarantee it!
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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Welcome Robert Procter
After thirteen years of service to our association, Government
Affairs Director Phil Salkin and his wife Mary have elected to
retire to the warmer climate of Arizona. We wish them well in
their new location and know they are looking forward to the
opportunity for more travel.
We also wish to welcome Robert Procter of Axley Brynelson LLP. RASCW and
the WRA are very pleased to have entered into a contract with Robert to provide government affairs services to our associations. Robert brings an outstanding background and expertise. We are very excited to have him represent us in
this new role.
Webber Named Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Woman of the Year
Sandy Webber has been named the Madison Woman of the
Year by the Wisconsin Chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society. The Man and Woman of the Year campaign is a
fundraising competition in which nominees compete for the
title by raising money for treatment and research funding to
cure blood cancers. Sandy is shown with Charlotte, a brave
young lady who has been battling cancer since age 2 on the
evening of receiving her award. Please congratulate and
thank Sandy for her efforts on behalf of us all.
5th Annual
Bocce Ball Tournament!
Wednesday, August 12th at 1:00 pm
The East Side Club of Madison
Click here for more information & the registration form.
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Annual Supra Key Fees
The Supra Key renewal date is June 1st of each
year. Offices have been billed $175 for each agent
currently leasing a key, whether it is an ActiveKey™
or eKey™.
If you wish to cancel your Key lease, return your Key
and charging cord to the MLS office prior to July 1st
(eKey users can email to cancel). Email Chris
Schwantes at the MLS office: chris@wisre.com
Are you Missing Available Listings?
If you are looking for property on the fringe of the
South Central WI MLS area, please remember to
check WIREX. Even if you think you are close to the
fringe, please check WIREX. MLSs do not have set
boundaries, so the fringe can be somewhat blurry.
When in doubt….check WIREX. It is free!
All members of the South Central Wisconsin MLS
have access to MLS listings from eight other MLSs
in Wisconsin via WIREX. There is no additional
charge for WIREX. Currently, there are 80,000+
active listings in the WIREX database. To put this in
perspective, our MLS currently has 18,000 active
listings. WIREX covers all counties in Wisconsin
with the exception of Florence, Forest, Iron,
Langlade, Lincoln, Oneida, and Vilas Counties. Click
here for a coverage map.
To access WIREX, simply select WIREX on the drop
down during Paragon™ login; or when in Paragon™,
click on the MLS Switcher link at the top of the
screen. The search screens in WIREX have been set
up to look very similar to the search screens in SCW
Paragon™, so you should feel very comfortable using
WIREX.
Competing Written Offers Y/N
When you change a listing to AC, AB or Pending,
you will be prompted to select Yes or No to a new
field labeled Competing Written Offers. Answer YES
if more than one written offer was considered at the
time an offer was accepted. If you have an office
administrator that enters status changes into
Paragon™, please include this information when you
report your offer as this is a required field. This new
information can be found on the Agent Full report
along with the other sold information.
Recent Paragon™ Enhancements
•My Info via Market Monitor now includes
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• Office and Firm via Market Monitor now include
Withdrawn and Expire Alert
• Better status update while system creates the
PDF CMA Presentation
• Updates to canned CMA reports (i.e. Value of
a Real Estate Professional, Moving Checklist, etc.)
• The CMA cover page now defaults to Subject
Property opposed to Agent Centric
Reminder Regarding Multi-Family Garages
Garage/Parking information on a multi-family listing
is recorded by unit. If a property has a two car
garage shared between two units, please do not
indicate 2 car garage for each unit as that would
indicate a 4 car garage total.
New Closing Disclosure Rules Program – Thanks and Material
On June 4, 2015, RASCW and the Wisconsin Mortgage
Bankers Association Madison Chapter partnered to provide
information on the upcoming New Closing Disclosure Rules.
Thank you to all who attended the meeting. On behalf of
both organizations, we wish to thank the presenters for sharing their time and expertise.
Southwest
June 17th
Golf Outing
Deadline is June 12th
Moderator:
Cheryl Paul, Director of Mortgage, Settlers bank
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LEGISLATIVE
Panelists:
Ronelle Escher, Assistant Vice President, Mortgage Loan
Consultant, Monona State Bank
WRA
legislative
alert
Kelli Haack, Conventional Underwriter, Fairway Independent
Mortgage Corp.
A look at how current WRA-supported legislation
is moving and making progress toward preserving
and protecting a healthy real estate economy.
Michael Odden, 1st Vice President – Regional Lending,
Manager, AnchorBank
Four-year Renewal of Wisconsin Real
Estate and Appraiser Licenses a Bad Idea
Click Here for the Program Material
RASCW Ghoulish Gallop &
Irv Stein Memorial Walk
Currently, Wisconsin real estate and appraiser
licensees must complete continuing education (CE)
every two years to maintain their license. In addition,
they must show completion of CE to maintain their
license. The WRA does not support a provision in
the Wisconsin state budget that creates a four-year
renewal of professional licenses under the Department
of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS).
Saturday, October 17th
McKee Farms Park, Fitchburg
10K & 5K Run/Walk
To Benefit:
Background:
Currently CE is tied to a two-year renewal period. A
licensee cannot renew a license without completing
the CE requirements. Under the four-year proposal,
there are no consequences for failure to complete CE
at the end of the two-year period.
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Licensees being less educated about new changes
to laws and forms will create greater risk for litigation
for the industry and consumers.
Without a serious threat for failing to complete CE
likely will result in an increase in DSPS consumer
complaints.
What's in play:
Proposal: Amendment to maintain the two-year
renewal time frame for Wisconsin appraisers and
real estate licensees recently passed as part of the
state budget process.
Introduced by: Sen. Luther Olsen (R—Ripon)
Bill status:
drafting introduced committee
review
sen/asb
vote
passed/
defeated
The WRA engages in advocacy on behalf of
REALTORS® and property owners through a variety
of programs including:
REALTORS® POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
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Notice of RASCW Nominating Committee and Board of Directors Petition Notice
In the July issue of the REALTOR® Review, you will be noticed of the slate of candidates selected for the 2016 RASCW Board
of Directors. Additional Members meeting the criteria for the Director position to be filled may appear on the ballot if they agree
to the time commitment involved and are supported by a petition signed by 25 or more Members (no more than 10 from their
own company). Petitions must be received at the RASCW office before August 15, 2015. For specific details, see Article XI of
the RASCW Bylaws or contact Janine Smith at 608.240.2800 or jsmith@wisre.com.
Comfort for Kids on the Move • July, 2015
The RASCW initiative of the
“Suitcases for Kids”
RASCW is seeking new or gently used items for children in foster care in the RASCW area.
We ask that each office puts out the word and collects as many of these items as possible.
How You Can Help
Have your office collect the following items between July 1 and July 31:
• Small Suitcases*
(carry-on or child size)
• Duffle Bags*
• Back Packs*
• Toothbrushes
• Hand Sanitizers
• Toothpaste
• Deodorant
• Toothbrush Holders
* Suitcases, bags and backpacks must be new or in clean, gently used condition.
Once you have collected the items, please drop them off at:
RASCW (4801 Forest Run Road, Madison) or Restaino & Associates (26 Schroeder Ct, Madison)
or contact Beth Fletcher at 608.240.2800 or beth@wisre.com to arrange for a pick up at your office.
A REALTOR® Supported Service Project
Foster care children often relocate, toting their possessions in plastic garbage bags because they cannot
afford suitcases of their own. Suitcases for Kids is an international nonprofit organization that collects and
distributes new and gently used suitcases, duffle bags and backpacks for these children.
In 2006 RASCW started its involvement in this campaign and to date has provided over 1596 bags to various
human services organizations in Dane, Columbia, Crawford, Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Richland Counties.
For more information, please contact Beth Fletcher at beth@wisre.com.
www.SuitcasesforKids.org
Navigating Excellence:
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RASCW Commercial Corner
by Rob Helm and Ralph Kamps, CSC Co-Chairs
In 1999, Wisconsin enacted the comprehensive planning law referred to as 'Smart Growth.'
In compliance with the law, local municipalities, counties and townships have created comprehensive land use plans intended to guide future land use decisions. Comprehensive Plans
are now important tools to planning departments, providing a foundation for a range of decisions including annexation, urban service district expansions, how land sub-divisions occur
and rezoning/change in use.
As market activity for vacant land with commercial potential improves, REALTORS® should
consult these comp plans when opportunities arise to list land for commercial development.
It is no longer possible to make a judgment about development possibilities of a vacant parcel based solely on the current zoning designation.
But what happens when a comprehensive plan is inconsistent with current zoning and indicates a future 'down zoning' of the property? For example, a vacant parcel may have a long
standing zoning designation of commercial from a previous use, but the comprehensive plan
map says the parcel should be future low density residential – a likely lower value use. These
"consistency" issues are surprisingly common and have resulted in numerous lawsuits – in
Wisconsin and elsewhere. Municipal officials tend to favor comprehensive plan designations,
while property owners often want to utilize the zoning entitlements.
Greater Madison Area
June 2015 - Asking Lease Rates
Office Rates
East: $12.30
Central: $17.74
West: $14.37
Asking rates Office from 06/30/11 – 06/30/15
Retail Rates
East: $12.10
Central: $20.53
West: $16.17
Asking rates Retail from 06/30/11 – 06/30/15
Office/Whse
East: $5.98
Central: $8.27
West: $6.44
Asking rates Office/Warehouse/Flex from 06/30/11 – 06/30/15
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The Wisconsin Smart Growth law placed a burden on local municipalities to eliminate, by
January, 2010, all inconsistencies between comp plan designations and other land use regulations like zoning. Because inconsistencies persisted, the State Legislature and Governor Doyle passed and signed into law Act 372. The Act 372 gave local
governments a pass on correcting inconsistencies and attempted to clarify that comprehensive plans are "guides" – not regulation. From Act 372:
"Comprehensive plan means a guide to the physical, social and economic development of a local government unit…. The
enactment of a comprehensive plan by ordinance does not make the comprehensive plan by itself a regulation".
According to Tom Larson of the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association, the Act 372 legislation of 2009 was "intended to clarify that the day after a local community adopts a comprehensive plan, the community’s zoning and subdivision regulations are
not invalid if they are not consistent with the newly adopted comprehensive plan."
But did Act 372 really correct the 'consistency' glitch in the Smart Growth law? Some local officials we’ve talked to still
maintain that the comprehensive plan trumps older zoning regulation.
Vacant land can be one of the more difficult areas of commercial real estate practice. Contracts that are contingent on government approvals often have very lengthy time periods to close, often involve amendments and extensions to the purchase
agreement. The requirement of government approvals veers into a murky realm of overlapping rules and regulations – only
one of which can be the inconsistency between comp plans and zoning. If you run into this issue on one of your listings, a
copy of Act 372 may be a helpful tool.
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REALTOR® Safety Quiz
It is a fact that REALTORS® face more on the job
dangers than many other professionals. With this in
mind, RASCW and NAR strive to make REALTORS®
knowledgeable, aware and empowered. Take this
quiz to learn how much you know about your safety.
Then visit www.realtor.org/topics/realtor-safey for
more information.
Safety outside the office
1. When you’re showing a client around a property, how should you
proceed?
a) Encourage the client to walk in front of you as you move through
the property.
b) Lead the client into each room.
c) Stay put and send the client on a self-guided tour.
d) None of the above.
2. What is the best way to meet a new client for the first time?
a) At the property you’re showing. You’ve checked it out and know
it’s safe.
b) At their residence. This way, you know where they live.
c) At your residence. Your home is a safe place!
d) In your office, where you can introduce them to your colleagues.
3. What is a distress code?
a) An alarm button you can use to send a signal to your local police
department.
b) A personal identification number you dial into your cell phone.
c) A word or phrase you can say that indicates you need help, but
does not tip off the person you are with.
d) A word or phrase you say to the person who is threatening you.
4. What time during an open house should you be most on guard?
a) At the beginning, when people start arriving.
b) At the end, when one or two people may linger in the house.
c) The times when you are alone.
d) Around midday, when most people are busy with lunch.
5. Where should you park your car when showing a property?
a) In the driveway, if possible, so it is close to the exit.
b) At the curb, so you can’t get blocked in.
c) At least a half a block away, so no one can identify which car is
yours.
d) You shouldn’t drive your own car to a showing. Ride with the
client!
Safety in the office
6. What should you do when you’re working in the office alone?
a) Stay in the back, out of sight.
b) Ensure that all outside doors and windows are locked.
c) Call the police and ask them to have a squad car drive by.
d) You should never work in the office alone.
7. What should you carry with you at all times when you’re alone in the
office?
a) Your cell phone. b) Your wallet.
c) A piece of identification.
d) All of the above.
8. Why should you keep windows and counters clear?
a) So that the office looks neat and professional.
b) So you can see who is arriving and leaving.
c) So that people outside can see who is working.
d) So that people outside can see in and notice if something is wrong.
9. Why should you keep the floor clear of boxes and other obstacles?
a) To prevent a fire hazard.
b) To prevent bugs and other vermin.
c) To ensure that no one trips over them.
d) So that you’ll have a clear exit if you need to escape.
10. How can you protect your office from an electrical fire?
a) Don’t overload an outlet with too many plugs.
b) Replace or dispose of frayed electrical cords.
c) Have a fire inspector examine your office.
d) Both a and b.
Safety at home
11. What is the best way to secure an outside door with glass panels?
a) With a two-inch deadbolt lock.
b) With a sturdy rod laid along the bottom track of the door.
c) With a double lock that requires a key on both sides.
d) With a chain lock.
12. Which of the following can protect you from identity theft?
a) When shopping online, check the site for a URL that begins with https://
b) When shopping online, check the bottom of the browser window for a
closed padlock symbol.
c) Create computer passwords that are at least 8 characters long.
13. Which documents should you shred?
a) Anything with your account numbers, PINs or other financial information.
b) Private correspondence.
c) Anything with your name and address.
d) Outdated files.
14. Where should you hide a key so that you don’t get locked out?
a) Under the doormat.
b) Beneath a flowerpot or planter.
c) In the mailbox.
d) None of the above. You should never hide a key outside.
15. What should every home have?
a) Double locks on all outer doors.
b) Working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
c) A high-tech security system.
Answers: 1a, 2d, 3c, 4b, 5b, 6b, 7a, 8d, 9c, 10d, 11c, 12d, 13a, 14d, 15b
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Where: Project Home’s Training Center,
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When: Tuesday, July 14 and 21
6:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Space is limited. To register, please call Michelle
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email MichelleK@ProjectHomeWI.org.
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Calendar: June 15 - July 15
Tuesday, June 16
Paragon™ CMA
9:00 am – SCWMLS Training Room
Wednesday, July 1
Membership Networking Committee
9:00 am – Preferred Title
Paragon™ Client Connect
Thursday, July 2
Affordable Housing Equal Opportunities Committee
9:00 am – RASCW/SCWMLS Conference Room
Wednesday, June 17
Ghoulish Gallop Committee
8:30 am – Bunbury & Associates, Fitchburg
SW Membership Networking Committee
9:30 am – Livingston Bank, Platteville
SCWMLS Board of Directors Meeting
Friday, July 3
RASCW/SCWMLS Offices Closed
Independence Day Holiday
RASCW Board of Directors Meeting
11:30 am – Lancaster
Friday, July 10
MLS Committee
Thursday, June 18
New Member Orientation
10:00 am – WRA Education Center
Wednesday, July 15
Ghoulish Gallop Committee
8:30 am – First Weber Fitchburg
Monday, June 22
Paragon™ Basic
SCWMLS Board of Directors Meeting
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does not apply to lot loans, home equity loans or home equity lines of credit, or
our Foundations for Families products. This offer is available for loans with
applications dated from October 20, 2014 through April 1, 2015. The closing cost
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other State Bank of Cross Plains mortgage offers and is subject to change.
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e m b e r s h i p
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p d a t e
New Members
Jill Ackerman
First Weber Group Inc
Sheri A Fermanich
Storylane Properties
Tamarra McDaniels
Boardwalk Realty
Susan Sutton
Keller Williams Realty
Gary Adams
Adams Auction and Real Estate
Tyler Flanagan
Sherry McKee
Stark Company, REALTORS®
Amy Wach
Realty Executives Cooper Spransy
Julia Barglind
RE/Max Preferred
Michele Flock
Century 21 Affiliated
Carol Meland
Madcityhomes.Com
Rebecca Weaver
Platteville Realty LLC
Dan Bartz
Universal Realty Team
Trevor Graham
Lori Murphy
Sprinkman Real Estate
Rachel Werner
Julie Bollenbach
Bunbury & Associates, REALTORS®
Crystal Hagedorn
Desi Olson
Cyndie Brown
Antowan Hallmon
Steve Pederson
Patrick Ceithamer
Sterling Home Inspections LLC
Joshua Burns
Gretchen Heberling
Geiger, REALTORS®
Kevin Raether
United Country Badgerland Auction & Realty
Benjamin DeWitt
Fidelity National Title
Chris Conrad
Brandon Jones
Tom Russell
Homestead Realty
Margaret Watson
Steve Brown Apartments
Joe Copeland
Realty Executives Cooper Spransy
Mike Klein
Bill Scheiding
Homestead Realty
Janet Corradini
Matt Kwitek
Denny Schroeder
RE/Max Ridge-N-River
Rich Eberle
Mary Liegel
Driftless Area LLC
Maria Spellman
Rita Felland Padfield
Boardwalk Real Estate, LLC
Megan Mahan
Adams Auction and Real Estate
Bruce Stoflet
Congratulations to the 58 new Members who completed Orientation in May
sponsored by Michelle Oakeson and Anchorbank
New Affiliates
Thank you to Bonnie Dixon, Gary Lukens,
Paul Place, Phil Salkin, Kevin King, and
Trent Halverson for sharing their
knowledge and time as May
Orientation Instructors.
You did an excellent job!
N e w O f f ic e s
Membership Transfers
NAME
Molli Babler
Scott Bavery
Kyle Broom
Bryan Harbison
Dylan Nyffenegger
Carrie Stanke
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FROM
Nth Degree Real Estate
Right on Target Real Estate, LLC
TO
Homestead Realty
Badger Realty Group
Badger Realty Group
Badger Realty Group
Boardwalk Real Estate, LLC
Sun Prairie, WI
Fidelity National Title
Madison, WI
Sterling Home Inspections LLC
Cottage Grove, WI
Storylane Properties
Middleton, WI

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