FRPAC
In politics, money talks, and Florida Realtors PAC gives us a voice. When Realtors speak through Florida Realtors PAC, Tallahassee listens. And the more money Florida Realtors PAC raises, the louder we speak.
Many times, Realtors’ greatest victories receive no notice and little fanfare. An oppressive bill could die quietly in committee; an amendment that creates a tax on Realtor commissions could be unceremoniously pulled. The Florida Legislature introduces more than 4,000 bills each year. Florida Realtors monitors each one and, when appropriate, works to influence the bill’s direction.
Florida Realtors PAC isn’t Republican; it isn’t Democrat; it doesn’t represent the independent voter; it doesn’t buy votes. It is simply a strong voice – and sometimes the onlystrong voice – fighting for Florida’s Realtors and homeowners in Tallahassee.
Without Florida Realtors PAC, your voice in Tallahassee falls silent.
“In our fight to promote homeownership and protect Realtors from burdensome state regulations, we have two tools: a ‘call to action’ that lobbies lawmakers, and Florida Realtors PAC money that opens doors, recommends pro-Realtor politicians and gets us face-time with key leaders.Of the two, Florida Realtors PAC money wields the greatest influence.”
– Eric Sain, 2012 Florida Realtors PAC chairman
Space Coast's RPAC page referencing: http://pac.floridarealtors.org/
Pie in the Face Recap
Florida Realtors PAC (RPAC) Won Big This Session
More than 20,000 Communities Across America Could be Denied Flood Insurance if Congress Does Not Act
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will expire on July 31, denying necessary insurance coverage to homeowners and buyers in more than 20,000 communities nationwide. Congress must act now to reform and extend the NFIP, thereby ensuring the long-term viability of the program and safeguarding necessary insurance coverage for tens of thousands of communities across America.
Tell Congress to renew the National Flood Insurance Program before July 31st!
