Idaho Land Title Association

06/19/2026

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a powerful reminder of freedom, resilience, and progress. At ILTA, we believe in supporting inclusive communities and recognizing the importance of education, awareness, and unity in everything we do.

Learn more about ILTA at idaholandtitle.com.

06/18/2026

At the Pacific Northwest Conference, we had the honor of watching the torch officially pass as one of our Vice Presidents was inducted as our new Idaho Land Title Association president. 🎉

Please join us in the comments to congratulate Darci Davis and help us warmly welcome her into this leadership role. 🙌

06/17/2026

At ILTA, we believe in investing in the next generation of industry leaders. That’s why we offer free membership to high school and college students interested in real estate and land title. 📚🏡

Through mentorship, education, and real-world industry insight, we help students explore meaningful career paths that support and serve our communities across Idaho.

Learn more at idaholandtitle.com.

06/15/2026

Think new construction is out of reach? Think again. While upfront prices can be higher, new homes can actually be a smart move for first-time buyers.

With low inventory, exploring all options matters, and new construction gives you more choices. Plus, many builders offer incentives like lower rates, reduced closing costs, and flexible financing to make buying more affordable.

Curious if new construction is right for you? Click to read the full article.

Many first-time homebuyers assume they can’t afford a new-construction home, but this article explains how it can actually be a savvy choice.

06/12/2026

At ILTA, we believe you don’t have to go far to find reliable answers; sometimes, the best resource is right next door. 💼🤝

Turning to fellow ILTA members means getting trusted, relevant industry insights from a community that’s already vetted and in the know.

Learn more about ILTA at idaholandtitle.com.

06/09/2026

Don’t miss it! Join us for our monthly ILTA meeting where you can unlock growth, gain industry knowledge, and stay up to date on what’s happening in Idaho’s land title community. ✨

It’s also a great chance to network with industry leaders and connect with fellow professionals who are shaping our field every day. 🤝

Learn more at idaholandtitle.com.

06/05/2026

🎥 Thank you to our friends from the WLTA for hosting a great PNW Land Title Convention last month! 😄 It was great to see so many of our fellow professionals from Washington and Oregon. We ❤️ advocating together. 💪

We'll see everyone next year in Idaho!

06/04/2026

The BOMA Idaho Excellence Awards recognize building owners, managers, and service partners who go above and beyond to make buildings safer, more accessible, and more sustainable. 🌿🏢

If you’re looking to connect with Commercial Real Estate (CRE) professionals, this is the perfect networking opportunity to build relationships and grow your industry connections. 🤝

📅 Thursday, June 11
⏰ 2:30 – 5:00 P.M.

Don’t miss this chance to celebrate excellence and connect with industry leaders!

Learn more at events.humanitix.com/2026-boma-excellence-awards-is-june-11th.

06/02/2026

Unlock growth and industry knowledge at our upcoming ILTA monthly meeting! ✨ Come network with fellow professionals and connect with industry leaders while learning more about our association and what we do for Idaho’s land title community.

🗓 Wednesday, June 10th
⏰ Starting at 10:00 AM

Don’t miss it, we’d love to see you there!

More information at idaholandtitle.com.

06/01/2026

Inventory is up, prices are cooling, and mortgage rates are stabilizing… so why are buyers still hesitant?

Right now, it’s not just about the numbers; it’s about confidence. Many buyers fear overpaying, even though the market is showing signs of improvement and resilience.

Want to understand what this means for you? Click to read the full article.

Despite rising inventory and lower mortgage rates, the 2026 spring housing market faces a "vibes" problem. Consumer sentiment is hitting record lows as fear of overpaying drives a new era of market pragmatism.