NAR Settlement: Practice Changes, New Forms & More
Florida Realtors Convention & Trade Expo features in-person and virtual sessions to help Realtors adjust their business practices to align with the NAR settlement.
This year's Florida Realtors® Convention & Trade Expo, August 21-22, features several sessions designed to provide the information Realtors® need to understand and adjust their business practices as a result of the NAR settlement, which goes into effect on August 17.
The following sessions will be held in person but some may also be attended online at no cost. Click here to register for the convention.
Session: NAR Settlement Updates featuring Juana Watkins
Need clarity? Want to learn the impact of the NAR Settlement? Florida Realtors General Counsel Juana Watkins will provide the latest updates on the settlement and discuss how we got to where we are at, where we are right now and where we are going as Realtors in the wake of this monumental settlement.
- 4-5 p.m. Wednesday, August 21: Click here to join virtually
- 8:30-9:30 a.m. Thursday, August 22: Click here to join virtually
Session: Understanding Buyer Agency Agreements and How to Implement Them featuring Cynthia DeLuca
(3 hours CE credit)
Our industry is always evolving and with national news of some MLSs changing the way brokers do business, it is more important than ever that all Realtors have all the tools and knowledge possible to do business successfully. After taking this class students will be able to: Explain the importance of working exclusively with a buyer; determine which agreement is appropriate when; understand how written agreements protect both the customer and the brokerage; recognize what an exclusive representation means when working with a buyer; comprehend what types of agency relationships are authorized with an exclusive buyer broker agreement; clarify to a buyer the importance of the agreement and how to present it; and appreciate the Arbitration Hearing process and how clear written agreements between the buyer and seller can assist in confusion of procuring cause.
Session is only open to registrants who registered for FULL convention; seating is limited to 225.