Now that you understand the common traps (see Math Mayhem in Real Estate Deals: What Brokers Must Know – Part I), it’s time to focus
Because buyers are pushing harder on inspection objections, brokers are having to craft increasingly complex resolutions, sometimes involving commission adjustments. Think math is straightforward? Think
Learn how to incorporate key documents and critical details in real estate offers and counteroffers to prevent future disputes and streamline the negotiation process.
Learn some of the risk enhancers for special taxing districts and some of the simple things that buyers can do to evaluate those risks.
Great question—let’s break it down. Watch this video to learn what “proof of funds” means and why it matters.
Watch this video and find out. See Also: Don’t Believe Rumors of Disagreement Between NAR and Your Regulators About the Antitrust Settlement
The plaintiffs in the settled antitrust lawsuits were sellers, not buyers. It is natural that regulators may not be keen on settlement terms that intend
In Colorado, Senate Bill 23-184 provides a fairly clear answer: No.
Does CRS §12-10-301 inhibit buyers and their brokers from having creative fee arrangements? Learn why the answer to this question is “no.”
Learn about one of the more important practice changes for buyer-side brokers: the inability of the buyer broker to make an agreement with the buyer