A seller’s agent discloses the existence of unique external factors or conditions affecting a property’s desirability or security conditions surrounding a property with RPI Forms 304, 308 and 321.
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Out of sight, out of mind At a young age, the concept of crime and the insecurity it brings into...
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A seller’s agent uses RPI Form 306 to disclose a residential property’s monthly operating costs and RPI Form 309 to disclose HOA use restrictions.
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Delayed disclosures trigger fraud and consumer protection contingencies Many real estate...
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When the permit status of a home improvement is unknown due to the seller’s lack of knowledge, it becomes the buyer’s agent’s responsibility to further investigate.
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Due diligence – the efforts of an agent employed to meet the objectives of their client in exchange for a fee.
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Use of the mandated Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS).
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A buyer’s agent who gives the buyer their opinion needs to take steps to assure the buyer investigates and expertly analyzes relevant information to confirm their opinion and keep it from becoming an actionable assurance if the event fails to occur as predicted.
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Question: Are seller disclosures required to be delivered prior to entering into a purchase...
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Form-of-the-Week: Unique Factors and Conditions Affecting Property and Seller’s Neighborhood...
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Real estate agents are often accused of telling lies to seal the deal. Here are some of the most common mistruths in the real estate industry — and the disruptive effects they wreak on all involved.
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