Wisconsin Commercial Information Exchange Blog

RANW/RANW-MLS Now Offers ACH Automatic Payments For Recurring Monthly MLS & WCIE Fees

In an effort to simplify life we have set up an easy way for you to pay your monthly charges for MLS and WCIE to RANW-MLS and RANW through an ACH automatic transfer from your bank to our bank. Imagineno longer needing to remember to write the check and either mail it or hand-deliver it to our office! No longer a chance that the check gets lost in the mail and doesn't arrive in our office! By signing up for this great payment option your record keeping won't need to be disrupted either. You will continue to receive monthly statements reflecting all of your charges and auto payments so you can easily reconcile your account activity. Many companies now take advantage of automatic payment plans similar to this and find that it works very well for them. In order to take advantage of this great opportunity please click on the appropriate link below, print out and complete the Preauthorized Payment Agreement, and return it to us along with a voided check from the checking account that you wish to have the payment deducted from. If you have any questions or need an authorization form, feel free to call Corinna at 920-739-9108 Ext. 27 or e-mail ceiden@ranw.org.

Bill Seeks 15-Year Recovery of Leasehold Improvements

A Senate jobs bill under consideration includes an NAR-backed provision to restore the 15-year recovery period for commercial leasehold improvement costs that was lost earlier this year when Congress failed to pass an extension bill. The recovery period is now 39 years, a period that NAR says is too long. Lawmakers in both the House and the Senate are expected to support a return to the shorter period, but differences between House and Senate versions of bills that include the shorter period pose hurdles to passage of what would otherwise be a widely supported change.

Commercial Lien Legislation- Update

On Wednesday, March 18th the Senate Committee on Veteran and Military Affairs, Biotechnology, and Financial Institutions held a hearing on SB 587 relating to commercial real estate liens and recording a correction instrument and a lis pendens. A vote by the committee is expected shortly. The Assembly version of the bill, AB 821 has been introduced and referred to the State Affairs and Homeland Security Committee.

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