California likely has some of your money — here’s how to reclaim it
Escheat is the legal process of transferring abandoned property to the state.
Read MorePosted by ft Editorial Staff | Apr 21, 2020 | Fundamentals, Laws and Regulations, Your Practice |
Escheat is the legal process of transferring abandoned property to the state.
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How will sellers likely react to the decline in home sales volume as the 2020 recession sets in?...
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This Mortgage Concepts video clarifies the differences between California’s MLO licensing...
Read MorePosted by ft Editorial Staff | Apr 13, 2020 | Feature Articles, Video |
Bilateral and unilateral escrow instructions co-exist in California.
Read MorePosted by ft Editorial Staff | Apr 13, 2020 | Forms, Real Estate |
Use a transaction coordination sheet to organize, track and maintain all transaction activities.
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