Starting tomorrow, August 17, changes to the NAR settlement practices take effect. Florida Realtors has resources available to help you navigate these new changes.
Learn what research shows about framing discussions around money to get the most positive outcome possible.
In the coming weeks, sellers who qualify as members of the class action lawsuit Sitzer-Burnett will be notified of their rights.
Florida Realtors Convention & Trade Expo features in-person and virtual sessions to help Realtors adjust their business practices to align with the NAR settlement.
Learn more about amended Exclusive Right of Sale Listing Agreements from Florida Realtors legal experts in advance of the Aug. 17 settlement practice changes,
All Florida Realtors residential contracts include language giving the buyer the ability to conduct an inspection, but it’s not quite that simple – and the clock is ticking. What if the general inspector suspects termites? What if an open permit is discovered after the inspection deadline? What if a general inspection of the property isn’t enough?
From creating new resources and content to underscoring the value of Realtors, NAR is working to ensure the industry is ready for the Aug. 17 deadline.
A broker funneled two buyers who were virtually identical, except for race, towards different neighborhoods based on racial demographics because the broker thought one buyer would feel more comfortable living in a more racially diverse neighborhood. In addition to other things, this is a Violation of the Code of Ethics.
NAR created a consumer-focused resource guide in advance of the Aug. 17 settlement to help buyers and sellers navigate the practice changes.
The Florida Realtors legal team has released updated listing agreement forms and buyer representation videos to help Realtors prepare for settlement requirements.
