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“The Last Best Place”
What is the famous park in Northwest Montana?
Montana's Yellowstone National Park? .....Nope, ...
Yellowstone is not Northwest Montana,
You Simply Must See Glacier National Park ~ Going to the Sun Road .
Once see for Yourself the grandure, You will understand we must protect
our Great Wilderness we call Glacier National Park Rocky Mountains of
Northwest Montana.

Distinctively known as the "last great wilderness in the contigous 48 states place". Northwest Montana offers an abundance of year round activity from fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, kayaking, huckleberry and mushroom picking, amazing photography and much more! Northwest Montana offers not only beauty and a wide selection of recreational opportunities!
Northwest Montana is a great choice for those looking for a new home, a new start, a vacation home, or those simply wanting to escape the rush of everyday life and enjoy the relaxing, scenic landscape that Northwest Montana has to offer.
Northwest Montana derives her ideas, style, and tastes from a broad and diverse range of sources. You will be enchanted by the collection of small towns and unique experiences. There is always something to do in Northwest Montana.
Enjoy Northwest Montana's Charming Seeley Swan Valley, Discover the History of Montana's Bitterroot Valley, The Great Blackfeet Nation and Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Raft The Clark Fork River, Explore Kalispell the Hub of The Flathead Valley, Camping, Backpacking and Hiking in Glacier National Park and Jewel Basin.
Don't miss out on The Tobacco Valley, Libby, the Yaak and Kootenai Valley.
Be sure to Visit Missoula too.
Take you Boots off and stay awhile. Make Northwest Montana Your Home.
WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice announced today that the Montana Board of Realty Regulation has voted to repeal a rule forbidding real estate brokers from offering rebates and other incentives to their customers. The Board took this action in response to an investigation by the Department's Antitrust Division. The Department said that the rule change will benefit consumers seeking real estate services in Montana by removing a key impediment to competition between real estate brokers.
The Board voted to amend the Administrative Rules of Montana to delete language providing that holders of real estate licenses may not "solicit business by offering gifts, rebates, or promotional items." The amended rule approved today also clarifies that the payment of a rebate to a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction is not an unauthorized payment of a commission to an unlicensed person.
"Amending this rule to allow rebates in real estate transactions is a good change for Montana consumers," said Thomas O. Barnett, Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Department's Antitrust Division. "As we have consistently seen in other states, the repeal of rebate bans lead to increased competition between brokers and lower prices for consumers of real estate brokerage services."
The Department of Justice began its investigation after the Board of Realty Regulation voted in August 2007 to prohibit licensees from offering gifts, rebates, or promotional items. In most states, brokers can offer to rebate a portion of their commission to consumers (or offer other non-cash incentives) to obtain clients seeking to buy or sell homes. Montana's rule prohibited this important form of competition between real estate brokers.
The Montana Board's action follows the lead of other states including West Virginia, South Dakota, and Kentucky that have recently repealed anti-rebate regulations in response to concerns raised by the Department of Justice.
To learn more about the importance of rebates and competition in the real estate industry, please visit the Antitrust Division's "Real Estate and Competition" Web site at www.usdoj.gov/atr/public/real_estate/index.htm.
Strike a deal. Real Estate Brokers are way over paid. They are wining and dining on your equity. Get educated. You don't ever need a realtor.