The Purr-fect Time to Adopt a Pet As cats and dogs join more people's homes, real estate pros are paying attention. By: Ally Stegman Being a Real Estate Professional, Working With Buyers, Working With Sellers Powered by WPeMatico
SCR Professional Standards Policy allows shielding the complainant's name only through the citation offer to the respondent. This is temporary anonymity. The citation will not have the complainant's name on the citation offer. Citations are the ethics traffic tickets. Article 12 advertising is ideal for citations. If the respondent does not accept the citation and… Continue Reading Anonymous Complaints are Actually Temporary Limited Anonymity
The potential discipline table for citations is below. Not all ethics articles are eligible for citations (e.g., serious violations, fair housing no citation). Citations were developed primarily for advertising issues. Generally, the average advertising citation (Article 12) is $350 and 4 hours of education. South Carolina REALTORS® Citation Policy This Citation Policy shall establish a… Continue Reading Citations (ethics traffic tickets)
South Carolina real estate market closes out 2020 with record-breaking year in sales COLUMBIA, S.C. (January 27, 2021) -- South Carolina REALTORS® (SCR) today released its December 2020 statewide real estate market data and its 2020 annual market report and video. The data show a record-breaking year despite the pandemic. "Because SCR fought for real… Continue Reading SC real estate market closes out 2020 with record-breaking year in sales
By Lee Davenport In case you missed it, we are still social distancing. As a result, I have heard from many real estate pros asking how they can get in front of people and be part of a community online. You know, the OGs of connecting virtually with groups of new people on Facebook, Eventbrite,… Continue Reading Starved for Networking Events While Social Distancing? The New(ish) Clubhouse App Can Help
Big Impact With Your Kitchen Makeover on Any Budget Design trend expert Lisa Seeger explains how to maximize your remodel without breaking the bank. Design Trends Powered by WPeMatico
Do not make posts or speech or writings or photos/memes involving hateful, harassing, epithets, slurs, joking "speech" including these. All human beings fit into one or more protected classes for fair housing or employment discrimination (e.g., race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation). Video by VA GC on SOP… Continue Reading NAR Ethics (November 13): No hate/harassing speech, No epithets/slurs
Title 16 - Crimes and Offenses CHAPTER 19 Gambling and Lotteries SECTION 16-19-10. Setting up lotteries. Whoever shall publicly or privately erect, set up, or expose to be played or drawn at or shall cause or procure to be erected, set up, or exposed to be played, drawn, or thrown at any lottery under the… Continue Reading Raffles, Lotteries, Drawings… High Risk
Case #17-3: Dispute Between REALTORS® of Different Boards REALTOR® A, the listing broker and a member of the X Board of REALTORS®, and REALTOR® B, the cooperating broker and a member of the Y Board of REALTORS®, disagreed as to whether REALTOR® B should participate in a commission on a sale. The property was located… Continue Reading Ethics Case 17-3 – You Decide – Commission Dispute and Arbitration(s) – 2 Boards…?
By Alex Craig What if everything you have been led to believe about building a real estate brand is wrong? At least wrong for you. I cringe inside every time I hear somebody suggest that real estate branding can be a magic pill that will separate you from the thousands of other agents in your… Continue Reading Stop Building Your Own Real Estate Brand—You’re Wasting Your Time and Money