When representing a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or of the client as an agent, REALTORS® pledge themselves to protect and promote the interests of their client.

To comply with federal and state antitrust laws, REALTORS® must have a general understanding of how these laws apply to both their practice and to their operations within their local REALTOR® Association.

As long as the contractor or home inspector is on the property for purposes of ensuring that work was completed

Standard of Practice 3-6 requires disclosure of accepted offers, including those with unresolved contingencies

If a subscriber transfers from one broker to another broker, the listings do not automatically go to the new office with the agent.

If the contract is contingent upon a home inspection and the home inspection addendum is part of the contract, then access to the property is permitted

The Federal Trade Commission has issued a final rule which requires three different disclosures from real estate agents assisting their clients in selling or purchasing a short sale property

The seller or his authorized agent may request that the packet or certificate be provided in either hard copy or electronic form.

If a manufactured [mobile] home has wheels and/or other equipment used for mobility, it is considered to be a vehicle, and therefore personal property

As the listing agent, you must ensure compliance with the law. This means that you must inform the sellers of their obligations and make sure that either the seller or you personally complete all required activities.

State and local Realtor® associations were successful in passing a robust legislative agenda that benefits you and your clients.

A purchaser can accept the packet or certificate as is, or may cancel the contract.

Brokerage relationship shall commence at the time that a client engages a licensee and shall continue until the termination date or other conditions prescribed in the contractual agreement.

Purchasers Limited Access to Premises Agreement is used when a purchaser wishes to take possession of the property prior to settlement, but does not intend to occupy the property

The terms REALTOR® and REALTORS® are trademarks of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®. The trademarks, along with the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, set members apart from other real estate licensees.

Under the Code of Ethics, a REALTOR® is required to ensure that the name of their firm is on all advertising that is done by the REALTOR®.

There are a number of government housing programs which offer different types of assistance to individuals with low income.

The distinguishing characteristic of a multiple listing system is that it serves as a marketplace for competing real estate brokers to offer cooperative compensation to their competitors if those brokers are able to procure a buyer for the listing.

REALTORS® pledge themselves to protect and promote the interests of their client. This obligation of absolute fidelity to the client's interests is primary, but it does not relieve REALTORS® of their obligation to treat all parties honestly.

Designated Agent” or “Designated Representative” means a licensee who has been assigned by a principal or supervising broker to represent ...