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7th Annual NPRRA-REIPA Joint Conference
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1. AVM Update and CATC General Meeting
A panel discussion of the current issues:
• The potential impact of property record legal and legislative actions
• AVM performance in declining markets,
• The future of AVMs and related products

Panelists will include Darius Bozorgi (Veros), Cameron Rogers (Fiserv CSW) and Rob Walker (First American CoreLogic), with Dean Blake (Veros) serving as moderator. Followed by a general meeting of the CATC.

2. Threats to Your Business I: Current Legislation
This panel will address current legislation throughout the country which may affect access to real property public records, including legislation dealing with privacy and/or cost issues.

The panelists, Yianni Pantis of First American and Mike Klipper of the Washington, DC law firm of Meyer Klipper Mohr, are attorneys who specialize in public records laws and issues.

3. Threats to Your Business I: WIREdata and Beyond
This panel will address the case of WIREdata v. Sussex (WIREdata is one of our very own REIPA members) currently before the Wisconsin Supreme Court (note: as of this printing, the case has yet to be decided). The issue presented in this very important case is the outsourcing by government entities of their public records obligations to private parties and the legal issues raised by such practices.

The panelists, Mike Klipper of the Washington, DC law firm of Meyer Klipper Mohr and Yianni Pantis of First American, are attorneys who specialize in public records laws and issues.

4. NAR Public Record Initiative: Fiction or Reality? (Panel Discussion)
Recently, the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) has announced an initiative that one day may create a national Multiple Listing Service (MLS) based on public record data. Last November, the NAR Board of Directors approved proceeding with what’s being called a gateway platform, the first step in a process for amassing information on all parcels in the United States—residential, commercial, undeveloped, rental—into a central database accessible to REALTORS® (not consumers). The gateway would include historical transaction information, assessments, and other information for each parcel. Is it realistic to think this can happen? Find out from a panel of experts the progress NAR has made to date, what the future may hold, and how it this NAR initiative may impact your business.

 


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