A recent study from Penn State suggests that drilling activity in the Marcellus Shale has provided less of a boost for overall property values than many had expected.
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A recent study from Penn State suggests that drilling activity in the Marcellus Shale has provided less of a boost for overall property values than many had expected.
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Starting today, PAR members can enjoy a 50 percent discount on all of our paper forms.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently clarified a century-old test to determine when an oil and gas lease will terminate after drilling has begun.
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Your practice as a real estate professional is governed by several different sources, and you must be informed about all of them to keep yourself on the straight and narrow.
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A recent Superior Court decesion held that a builder’s representative could be found personally liable for deceptive promises he made to home buyers. His conduct was serious enough to warrant double damages for violations of the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL).
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Realtors® don’t need to become experts on every drill site and every gas producer, nor do you need to memorize every component of the law, but you need to understand what information is available to consumers, and how to help your client get or give the right information.
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A frequent question in leasing brokerage is that of a broker’s right to commissions upon the renewal, extension, or renegotiation of a commercial lease.
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Did the listing agent do the right thing by telling the seller that the buyer had not applied to the named lender?
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Three PAR Agreements of Sale have been updated and are now available electronically.
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Thursday, May. 17, 2012
