What are the pitfalls of structuring a seller-financed transaction through an installment land contract? Though the Real Estate Commission dropped its approval of the use
What are some of the important considerations for the REALTOR® who is contemplating a procuring cause dispute? REALTORS® contemplating procuring cause disputes should be aware
I have just received an otherwise desirable offer on one of my listings. Unfortunately, it is not clear whether the purchaser will be able
Representing a seller who is experiencing marital difficulties poses special concerns for real estate professionals. It is common for divorcing couples or couples who are
Must a seller honor a written offer he verbally accepted? A seller verbally accepted a written offer for a property. A second, better offer
Can a seller terminate a “liquidated damages contract” by… The box in paragraph 18(a,2) of the Real Estate Commission approved contract is checked, so that
If the earnest money bounces, can the seller terminate? A buyer (Buyer #2) submitted an offer for a property on which another buyer (Buyer #1)
QUESTION #1: Must a seller provide a disclosure form to its buyers? Must a seller of real property in Colorado provide a completed Real Estate Commission
It is rare for the residential REALTOR® ever to encounter water rights, and for that reason it is even more rare to encounter a residential
Co-Author: Oliver E. Frascona, Esq. When selling real estate, an owner may realize its equity by receiving cash or by “carrying” a note. Because mortgage
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