Do your sellers have questions about the process? NAR’s latest Consumer Guide provides straightforward and helpful answers.
An appeals court vacated the portion of the TCPA that required new robocall and robotext consent rules and remanded the issue back to the FCC.
As buyers are signing significantly more agreements, here’s a refresher on the difference between exclusivity and agency.
Some of the updated forms add language for NAR settlement compliance to create consistent language across all forms.
This ruling provides legal clarity for members using floor plans as marketing tools without fear of violating copyright law, NAR said.
Is it a Code of Ethics violation when a listing broker does not disclose an accepted offer to a buyer’s broker? Does the obligation to promote the seller’s interest outweigh the duty to treat all parties honestly? Read the answer.
NAR's new Consumer Guide explains fire insurance coverage and the importance of informed decisions in high-risk areas.
The newest Consumer Guide provides essential information on flood insurance, covering requirements and options for properties in flood-prone areas.
Some buyers question the need for an owner’s title policy since their lender has one, but it’s necessary for asset protection.
In handling real estate issues, attorney Gary Singer advises documenting problems, communicating politely, involving authorities and seeking legal advice.
