Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual: 2024 Changes
The Code of Ethics is a dynamic document, evolving and adapting along with the real estate industry for over 100 years now. Updates usually go into effect at the beginning of each year. Here’s what’s new in 2024.
Telling the Whole Truth
When a seller discloses property information, they could face liability if they share only part of a story and leave out negative details.
Blanks, Asterisks and Filling Out Contracts Correctly
Making an offer? Received one? Don’t skim over the important parts about key dates and timeframes. Hint: If there is an asterisk near a contract page number, a blank on that page should be reviewed.
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