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Advocacy Impact Day

Recap of the Advocacy Impact Day

At our 2021 Advocacy Impact Day, held March 9, over 230 members joined us virtually to hear from economist and author Todd Buchholz, and epidemiologist Dr. Thomas Songer about the state of the economy and what challenges lie ahead with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Members of the IREM HQ team and NAR staff also talked about how to schedule meeting with legislators and their staff as well what issues to discuss.

How to schedule virtual meetings with legislators

  1. Identify your legislators (two Senators and one Rep.)
  2. Submit a meeting request
    • We suggest contacting your legislator’s office 2-4 weeks in advance to schedule your meeting
    • Feel free to use this template letter
    • Many offices will require you to fill out the meeting request form on their website
    • If you’re asked to provide the topics when scheduling your meeting, let them know you would like to discuss COVID-19 relief, the SAFE Banking Act, and 1031 Like-kind exchanges and send them a copy of the Fact Sheets.
    • Ask for 30 minutes (but 15 is fine) and specify where you would like to meet (In their district office or virtually)
    • Always follow up with a phone call
  3. Let us know about your meeting
    • Once your meeting is confirmed, please submit the meeting details to IREM Headquarters. You can always edit the information if anything changes.

For more detailed information on how to identify, schedule, and conduct effective virtual meetings with federal legislators check out the Advocacy Impact Day Orientation Manual and our “Meet with Legislators” page.

Resources for meetings with legislators

Meeting request letter
Orientation Manual
Fact sheets

Thanks to our exclusive event sponsor

Thomasino Media LLC

Kristen Thomasino is an active supporter of IREM.

As a concerned citizen, pre-existing risks patient, and business owner, Kristen takes action to support those who take care of our properties in the United States and abroad. Kristen believes in supporting those who manage our real estate since they provide stability in our communities. Her previous work history has enabled Kristen to learn in great detail about the day to day lives of these phenomenal people. “Property Management is essential to maintaining safe & secure communities for all in our societies to enjoy. "

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