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Someone in this group posted an attachment from their Board analyzing what agents can give appraisers and what we can't do. Believe it was Michigan. If anyone can remember where that attachment is could you please let me know. Sorry, can't seem to find it.

In NYC they have a rule where they must expose the name of their buyer to a listing agent in order to schedule an appointment - what do you think? Section 6. Recording of Customer Names. A Co-Broker must advise the Exclusive Agent of the names of Customers of such Co-Broker when scheduling appointments for them to visit the Exclusive Property. The Exclusive Agent shall record the names of all such Customers in the registry maintained by the Exclusive Agent. If any such Customer fails to visit the Exclusive Property after the Customer’s name is recorded, or if the appointment is canceled, the Exclusive Agent shall delete that Customer’s name from its registry.

Now an agent was put at risk by a scam!

I am trying to download the templates in Dean's book and the links are dead anyone have any suggestions?

As a buyer's agent when presenting an offer to a listing agent that involves 203K Financing is it honest, ethical, fraudulent to just present the price that the seller will receive without mentioning the 203K amount that will be requested on top of that....some agents I have spoken to say that the minute they mention the full amount and that it must appraise the seller says wait a minute if it will appraise at the higher I want that money and other agents say it is not the seller's business they only need to know the net to them.

@Kathy this deal was negotiated without an Inspection and the seller needs to agree to accept it with the changed terms - that is one reason to not just put it into Docusign...

Really? did you get one of their phone numbers? Maybe I am wrong but if you use your cell then people calling get a message to enter a 10 digit number - I guess I will check into this further

I am not in CA but does the seller agree with his listing agent that only the appliances in the home should be covered? What is the difference in cost to include the appliances?

I thought the farmer ad was very good....paints a picture of the essence of who might drive a Dodge Ram... not silly caricatures.

Clauses like that are borne of the bank meltdown. Taking it out take all the teeth out of the mortgage contingency. Contracts call for specific performance. It was always the case that a mortgage commitment made a deal essentially a cash deal.

I spoke with Kelly this morning and at her request and Michael’s approval the post has been removed.

This might be a topic for another post, but related to this discussion, should NAR be advertising directly to the consumer? I don't see other professional associations like the AMA, AIA, NRA, advertising directly to the consumer. The advertising I see is from their members.