Covers: The sale of a property as the primary event triggering the mortgage holder’s exercise of the due-on clause; Triggered by any method for transfer of any legal or equitable ownership in the real estate interest encumbered by a trust deed.
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Covers: The due-on clause as the single greatest burden on the use and mobility of commercially available title for ownership of property rights; Prevalence of the due-on clause in periods of economic recession and recovery; Rising rates bring lender interference.
Read MoreDownload the Form This form is used by an agent when preparing an offer to enter into a §1031 transaction involving the exchange of properties other than one-to-four residential units. Your use of RPI Form 171 Swapping...
Read MoreDownload the Form This form is used by an agent when attending a property marketing session, to submit to another agent a proposal for an exchange of properties they have listed or otherwise control. Your use of RPI Form 170...
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The Monthly Statistical Update (MSU) keeps agents and brokers current on the market trends...
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