Learn about the WRA’s legislative priorities for the legislative session ending in April 2022. The WRA’s Tom Larson and Cori Lamont explain the WRA’s priorities regarding workforce housing, HOAs, foreclosure proceeds, discriminatory covenants and access easements.

State Sen. Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac) and the WRAs Tom Larson discuss legislation that updates state appraisal practices to ensure fair and equal property tax assessments in Wisconsin.

Under current law, certain access easements automatically expire after 40 years. In this episode, state Sen. Andre Jacque (R-De Pere) joins the WRA’s Tom Larson to discuss legislation to eliminate the 40-year statute of limitations for easements.

A well-managed HOA can be a blessing, and a poorly managed HOA can be a curse. State Rep. Rob Brooks (R-Saukville) joins the WRA’s Tom Larson to discuss Brooks’ commonsense legislation to provide needed regulation to current and future HOAs in Wisconsin.

What happens to tax proceeds after a property is sold in foreclosure? Rep. Shannon Zimmerman sits down with the WRA’s Tom Larson to discuss a proposal that would prohibit local governments from retaining the proceeds from the sale of non-homestead properties.

Workforce housing and real estate transactions are just some of the WRA’s legislative priorities for the remainder of the legislative session. Listen in as the WRA’s Tom Larson and Cori Lamont discuss these issues and more.

Rep. Evan Goyke (D-Milwaukee) discusses the Democratic point of view of the GOP-authored state budget. Most legislative Democrats voted against the budget signed into law by Gov. Tony Evers last month. That begs the question: how will the property tax and income tax cuts impact the midterm elections in 2022? Listen in as Rep. Goyke and the WRA’s EVP Tom Larson discuss the $85 billion state budget.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos discusses the recently passed state budget that included historically large property and income tax cuts, more money for broadband expansion, and millions of dollars for DSPS tech upgrades to simplify online credentialing. Listen as Vos and the WRA’s EVP Tom Larson explore these provisions of the state budget.

Historic tax cuts, greatly expanded broadband funding and lower property taxes. Sen. Howard Marklein (R-Spring Green) discusses the recently passed state budget with the WRA’s Tom Larson.

Are real estate licensing requirements overly burdensome? Do they keep people out of the business? In this episode, the WRA’s Tom Larson and Cori Lamont discuss the push by some individuals to reform the occupational licensing process in Wisconsin.