Out of Contract
I am the listing broker for a transaction set to close tomorrow. My seller and I have just learned that the buyer’s lender will not
I am the listing broker for a transaction set to close tomorrow. My seller and I have just learned that the buyer’s lender will not
Co-Author: Amanda S.P. Howe, Esq. Question: I am the only broker involved in a transaction. Our company agency policy says that I become a transaction-broker. My
Question: I am considering buying my first new home. I have heard there is a “statutory builder’s warranty” which I will receive at closing
Question #1: My company does not permit cold calling. Do I still need to have a written policy addressing the Do Not Call regulations? Answer:
I am working on a transaction on behalf of the seller. The buyer would like to agree to a letter of intent. What are
Question: I am starting a real estate company with two other partners. We are leasing office space. The landlord has requested personal guarantees from
For foreclosures filed after January 1, 2008, Colorado law no longer provides for an owner’s redemption period. (See Colorado Foreclosure Revolution (Part I). This article
Question: How can a buyer purchase a property and remain anonymous? Response: Contracts must identify a buyer against whom the contract can be enforced.
How To Own Residential Property With a Friend . . . Do You Want A Court To Decide, Or Would You Rather Do it
It’s often done with the best of intentions, but manipulating contracts, appraisals, sources of downpayment, and sale prices to help buyers qualify for a
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