As a real estate professional, you help your clients make informed decisions when buying or selling a property. You know how to help them choose the right property and minimize their risks during and after the closing. Protecting an ownership interest is crucial to...
Year: 2021
What purpose does a quiet title action serve?
Are you currently involved in a property dispute where both you and someone else claim rights to the same piece of land or home? Have your attempts to resolve differences of opinions about the property's ownership led to nowhere? If so, then your situation might...
Get prepared to close on a commercial property
Closing on a piece of commercial real estate can take time, money and a lot of effort. The last thing you want is for the sale to fall through at the last minute due to problems with a title or issues with escrow. That’s why it’s important to have a plan for your...
The risk you take by telling clients to waive inspection on a home
Remote workers prioritizing affordable housing over popular neighborhoods and a general lack of inventory have led to a very competitive real estate market. Most sellers expect to see offers within a few days of listing. They also probably expect to sell their house...
Protect your real estate clients with customized purchase contracts
People buying homes hire a real estate professional because they don't want to worry about the details. They expect that you know how to protect them and get them into the right property for the right price. Scouring the listings for the right properties and...
One crucial tool that too many real estate professionals overlook
As a real estate professional, you have many tools that play a role in your success. Many of those tools are other professionals that help you do the best job possible for your clients. Good web development helps you find new clients, as does online brand management...
Worried about foreclosure? Build up your defense
Many people find that their commercial mortgages cost far too much for them to keep paying it due to seeing fewer customers or a decline in the economy. Their mortgages may be costing them more than their properties are worth, too, placing them underwater. In those...