50+ Housing e-Source - 10/23/2008 (Plain Text Version)

Joanne Theunissen
50+ Housing Council Chair

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In this issue:
Join the Call: Prepare A Winning Best of 50+ Housing Awards Entry
NAHB News: David Crowe To Replace David Seiders As NAHB's Chief Economist
Aging-in-Place Market a Bright Spot for Housing
Economy: U.S. Economy Apparently Is in Recession; Global Economy Is on the Edge
Environment: Helping Real Estate Appraisers Evaluate Green Building
Finding Your Best 50+ Consumers
Regulatory: IRC 2009 Code Brings Changes in How Homes Will Be Built
BUILD-PAC UPDATE: Help Keep NAHB's Political Action on the Forefront
Featured Universal Design Product: GREAT GRABZ®
Resources: Jobsite Codes Pocket Guide, NAHB Legal Services Programs
Calendar: Conferences and Events

Resources: Jobsite Codes Pocket Guide, NAHB Legal Services Programs

Get Quick Answers to Code Questions With ‘Home Builders’ Jobsite Codes (Pocket Guide)’

“Home Builders' Jobsite Codes: A Pocket Guide to the 2006 International Code,” available at BuilderBooks.com, is a convenient field guide to the International Residential Code and a quick reference for providing the codes on the most commonly needed aspects of residential construction.

The guide, which features illustrations, tables and figures, is meant to be of practical use on the job site for quick reference and not as a substitute for the complete codes.

To view or order the “Home Builders’ Jobsite Codes” online, click here, or call 800-223-2665.
Legal Affairs 90 Minute Law School Road Show

On of the most popular educational programs provided by the Legal Affairs team is the “90-Minute Law School,” includes information on contracts, warranties, mechanics liens, copyright law, immigration law, business management practices, land development matters, and alternative dispute resolution options.

In addition, NAHB Legal Services offers more in-depth educational programs on specific legal issues that affect the residential construction industry. Programs can be tailored to the individual needs and concerns of any affiliated HBA, 20 Club, or other associated member group. The program has provided education for 490 members. Additional educational programs are scheduled for the rest of the year.

For more information about the legal seminars, e-mail David Crump, Jr. or call him at 800-368-5242 x849.

View the Legal Services Brochure, or vist the Legal Affairs Web site for more information on programs and resources.