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Illinois Association of REALTORS and Employer-Assisted Housing

  • September 27, 2010

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MPC has been working with national, state and local REALTORS® Associations to create a seamless process that ensures home buyers working with REALTORS® can receive consistent, helpful information about employer-assisted housing (EAH). 

Download this fact sheet, which explains how REALTORS® can play a role in connecting home buyers to EAH programs. The fact sheet also promotes a continuing education course for REALTORS® focused on EAH, which will be available in Illinois in 2011. Sponsored by the National and Illinois Associations of REALTORS®, the class will feature information about Illinois-specific EAH partnerships and incentives for employers. 

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employer-assisted housing, realtor

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