Many of you know that there are certain circumstances under which a seller is not required to complete a Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement. Do you know where those exceptions are listed?
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Many of you know that there are certain circumstances under which a seller is not required to complete a Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement. Do you know where those exceptions are listed?
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Anytime that you are approached about listing a jointly owned property, it is imperative that you ensure that all co-owners sign the listing agreement and any sales agreement.
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With propane bills often exceeding $1,000, it’s understandable that the seller may want to recoup part of their expense. Whether the seller will seek to modify this provision of the offer depends on a number of factors, including the amount offered, length of time on market, the quantity of fuel remaining in the tank...
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A buyer’s broker recently called the Hotline and asked whether she was entitled to an equal split of the buyer’s deposit that was forfeited to the seller after the buyer breached.
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Time is of the essence, so you need to pay attention to when the days for performing inspections begin. When does the clock start??
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Some listing agents want to avoid the buyer's home inspection report at all costs. But does the "ostrich approach" really benefit the seller?
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
