Florida Realtors Legal News
Legal News Archive
While there are ways to reduce liability using a variety of contract clauses, it’s impossible to eliminate all of it. Drafting contract clauses requires detailed knowledge, skill and research.
A listing broker did not provide legal advice but got in trouble with the Code when they failed to affirmatively recommend the buyer consult their own attorney.
The National Association of Realtors was among the organizations that filed amicus briefs in support of property owners' rights.
Is someone representing themselves as a licensed real estate agent when they’re not? Should you file a complaint? Read how to handle it.
The FTC’s rule will be effective beginning in mid-August. NAR is currently reviewing the rule and its impact and will provide updates.
MLSs and brokerages seeking to be released under the settlement agreement must act by June 18, NAR said.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac issued guidance regarding allowable interested-party contributions in light of the proposed Sitzer-Burnett verdict settlement agreement.
Read a special digital supplement of Realtor Magazine with important content that dispels misinformation and myths about the proposed settlement.
A listing broker allowed unaccompanied buyers to tour properties without the seller’s authorization. The broker was found in violation of Article 1, but isn’t this also an Article 3 violation?
Many business entities, including those formed to provide real estate services, must comply with a new federal reporting requirement.