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
Vacant land transactions involve far more than signing a contract. From due diligence and title issues to access, water rights, zoning, and unexpected development restrictions, buyers and sellers must navigate unique risks that don’t arise in standard residential deals.
Learn how to incorporate key documents and critical details in real estate offers and counteroffers to prevent future disputes and streamline the negotiation process.
In Colorado, Senate Bill 23-184 provides a fairly clear answer: No.
Joint Property Ownernship, Property Ownership Agreements and Partition of Real Property Owning residential real property with another person can be rewarding but also challenging or
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
Learn about removal of compensation fields in the MLS and the prohibition of using the MLS to communicate co-op amounts. Related Webcast: Is it Time
What’s the best way for me to protect my interests? In addition to the rise of ‘fractional equity ownership’ in Colorado real estate, it seems
What happens when a seller and a buyer disagree over whether the buyer’s termination of a contract due to lack of “loan availability” is legit?