Readers weigh in on discussing the arbitration provision with clients.
The votes are in: fewer licensees discuss the arbitration provision with clients
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Real Estate Practice
Master the forms needed most in brokerage services. This volume covers the agency, disclosure, and contract law concepts fundamental to your practice.
Our Real Estate Practice course meets SB 1495 requirements: Implicit Bias and Fair Housing.
Recent updates to the course e-book
06/25: The 2025 rules for buyer representation and fee-splitting avoidance are currently being edited into this e-book.
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The yield spread’s directive for home prices
The yield spread has dipped below 1% in 2018, here’s what it means for home prices.
Home prices temporarily outrun California’s flat home sales volume; Monthly Statistical Update (June 2018)
Download the Monthly Statistical Update To view, print and personalize this month’s Statistical Update for your marketing campaign, click here
Letter to the editor: When does a broker who receives a real estate fee need to disburse their agent’s share of the fee?
The time allowed varies based on the signed employment agreement.
The votes are in: the myth of mandatory CAR membership is losing momentum
Some real estate licensees still believe CAR membership is required for MLS access.
POLL: What percentage of property listings receive multiple offers?
This poll will close on May 28, 2018.
Spring 2018 DRE Real Estate Bulletin Digest
The Spring 2018 Bulletin includes the latest news, guidance and updates from the Department of Real Estate (DRE).
Low vacancies to spur more residential construction; Monthly Statistical Update (May 2018)
Rental vacancies up from their low point; Insufficient multi-family construction; Homeowner vacancies flat-to-down
PDFfiller’s antitrust suit survives first challenge by CAR
The fight over a healthy real estate forms market continues between the California Association of Realtors® (CAR) and PDFfiller, a paperless transaction management system (PTM) provider. California licensees win — for now.