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New Members – April 2021

Welcome, April 2021 new members to the Realtor® family!
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Say No to New Fees on the Mortgage Registry & Deed Taxes – Call For Action

MN Realtors® Has Sent Out The Following Call For Action: The Minnesota House of Representatives included new $25 fees on the mortgage registry and deed taxes in their omnibus environment and natural resources bill to help fund Soil & Water Conservation Districts.
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S.A.F.E. Tenant Protections Lawsuit Update

A group of landlords recently filed suit against the City of Saint Paul to stop implementation of the S.A.F.E. Tenant Protections ordinance that was passed in July 2020 and became effective March 1, 2021.
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eNews – April 26, 2021

Spotlight on SPAAR: REALTORS® Charitable Foundation grants aim to help improve communities, North Metro Cable TV interviews SPAAR members about housing market and Realtor® growth, and more!
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Advocacy Report – April 2021

There is an effort to implement Rent Control in the City of Saint Paul.
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SPAAR Presents Fair Housing To The Saint Paul City Council

Realtors® Patrick Ruble and Brian Wagner presented the Fair Housing Month Proclamation to the Saint Paul City Council at the council meeting on April 14.
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Past President Patrick Ruble To Serve LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance At The National Level As Secretary

The Alliance is a leading advocate for the LGBTQ+ community in real estate and housing policy, working on behalf of all LGBTQ+ people on their housing needs. The organization’s mission is to advocate, elevate and celebrate. 
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Fair Housing and SPAAR

The Fair Housing Act, the final legislative achievement of the Civil Rights Era, prohibits discrimination concerning the sale, rental and financing of housing based on race, religion, sex or national origin, and in 1988 was amended to include disability and family status.
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Ramsey County Economic Inclusion and Competitiveness Plan

Ramsey County plans to levy a property tax of about $11.6 million per year for four years on its residents to fund a project to build affordable housing and support minority owned small businesses.
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