Legislative Priorities and Updates

Legislative Priorities and Updates

Staying informed on legislative issues is essential to protecting the future of real estate in Missouri. Our advocacy is guided by priorities that reflect the needs of our industry, giving REALTORS® a strong platform to engage and make a difference. By working together and speaking with one voice, we can influence the policies that impact our business, our clients, and the communities we serve.

Missouri REALTORS® General Policies Guide

This guide serves as the foundation and guiding principles for legislative and regulatory policies that the Missouri REALTORS® Board of Directors have demonstrated they are committed to protecting in the General Assembly. 

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Missouri REALTOR® Party Legislative Victories

This document highlights key legislative victories from the past year, showcasing how Missouri REALTORS® worked together to protect property rights and advance real estate-friendly policies.

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2027 Talking Points

Get familiar with our 2027 Talking Points, highlighting key priorities like consumer protection, private property rights, and economic development.

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Legislative Resources

Wholesaling Disclosure Requirements

Missouri Senate Bill 973 requires residential wholesalers to provide a simple written disclosure to property owners before entering into a contract.

This disclosure promotes transparency, protects homeowners, and helps ensure a fair process for all parties.

Effective Date: August 28, 2026

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Land Bank Modernization

Land banks are a tool used by cities and counties to return abandoned and tax-delinquent properties to productive use.

Senate Bill 973 modernizes Missouri’s land bank laws by:

  • Expanding access to land banks statewide
  • Pairing land banks with a judicial foreclosure process
  • Helping resolve title issues
  • Providing greater protections for property owners and buyers

Effective Date: August 28, 2026

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Sale Leaseback Protections

A residential sale leaseback occurs when a homeowner sells their home and then rents it back from the buyer, often in financial distress situations.

The Missouri Residential Sale Leaseback Protection Act establishes consumer protections for homeowners who enter into these arrangements, including required disclosures, a right to cancel, and limits on contract terms.

Effective Date: August 28, 2026

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Missouri REALTOR® Party Blogs

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