Decades before accepting travel from real estate developer Harlan Crow, the Supreme Court justice received a Super Bowl ring from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, according to reports
ChatGPT can be a useful tool, but it spits out a lot of bad advice. In Part 2 of the series, find out what seller information the AI gets wrong
Opinion
This slow-build, creepy drama, loosely based on a true story about a historic mansion in New Jersey, can teach agents a thing or two about ethics and the consumer
Sellers often approach disclosures with dread. Agents need to counsel them about the many benefits of disclosure, from building mutual trust to offering legal protection
Running into post-closure problems is often burdensome for everyone involved in the transaction. In some cases where it morphs into a lawsuit, it can even be costly. So, how can agents prevent them in the first place, and what can they do to avoid litigation?
The National Association of Realtors and brokers advise agents to have conversations with clients but to refrain from disclosing medical information without prior approval
Knowing when you need to take an issue to the next level
Homeshoppers will likely run for the hills if they see these potential problems
Opinion
Sellers are far more likely to agree to a $300 credit, than replace 30 $10 items, so use safety or failure of an expensive system as your guide
Opinion
The differences in boundaries and expectations can mean everything
A couple in Monterey, California, is suing the former owners of the property and the agent who helped them make the purchase in 2000
Let your clients know, for RESPA's sake
It's not all sunshine and rainbows, but many buyers will understand the value
Provide your clients with extra value by using this illustrated list to help them avoid refi faux pas
Website searches property records to find out if home is stigmatized by death or incident