RE Q&A: Who Fixes Electric Issues in Shared Walls?
An apartment building was converted to condos decades ago, and a recently discovered problem arose: Some electrical connections serve two different owners. What now?
RE/MAX Settles Claims in Compensation Lawsuits
Another large brokerage settled a lawsuit over buyer agents’ commissions, but NAR will continue the fight for “pro-competitive local MLS broker marketplaces.”
What Happens if the Government Shuts Down?
How will your life change in a shutdown? RE agents should fast-track any government-related tasks, such as flood ins., if they have a post-Sept. 30 closing scheduled.
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