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Latest video published 9/3/2019
- From Human to Hardware: Maintaining the Standard of Oversight

Artificial Intelligence Training: Harnessing AI While Managing Risk™This third installment dramatizes a critical DRE parallel: an AI chatbot functions exactly like an unlicensed human assistant — meaning its output requires absolute broker oversight to avoid unlawful practice.
- Fact-Checking Your Ghostwriter

Artificial Intelligence Training: Harnessing AI While Managing Risk™This second installment illustrates the need to carefully verify all AI-output, and depicts how fine-tuning your AI query with specific details about property’s features improves results.
- The Ghost in the Machine: Of Flesh and Silicon

Artificial Intelligence Training: Harnessing AI While Managing Risk™Our opening installment explores how licensees deploy AI in their daily practice today, alongside critical Department of Real Estate (DRE) guidance for staying compliant.
- Recoverable Transactional and Operating Expenses

This episode covers the calculation of the seller’s recoverable losses.
- Value Fluctuations During an Evolving Buyer’s Market

This episode covers the price-to-value difference and the buyer’s interference with the seller’s resale efforts.
- Price-to-Value Losses in a Declining Market

This episode covers the seller’s recovery of the price-to-value loss through to the date of the buyer’s breach, whether the seller retains the property, remarkets it or resells it.
- The Seller’s Recovery of a Monetary Loss

Learn how a buyer’s breach of a purchase agreement and escrow instructions establishes the seller's legal right to recover actual money losses.
- Nonperformance Excused by Tardy Delivery

Watch how the seller’s failure to timely deliver documents excuses the buyer’s concurrent obligation to fund escrow.
- Recover Money, Not the Property

See the three categories of money losses a buyer may recover from a breaching seller in lieu of ownership of the property in this latest episode.
- Economic Motives in a Rising Market

In a "hot" real estate market, a seller’s desire to capitalize on soaring prices can motivate them to wrongfully cancel an existing contract in pursuit of a higher offer. See what happens in the second episode of this series!
















