California Real Estate Forms and the Freedom of Choice

Posted by ft Editorial Staff | Aug 13, 2019 | 0

California Real Estate Forms and the Freedom of Choice

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California Real Estate Forms and the Freedom of Choice (3:21)

Covers: A broker’s freedom to use any real estate form they choose; Mandatory forms dictated by statute and generic forms unique to each publisher; Purchase agreement variations; Your professional use of RPI forms

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