Hot markets, low inventory...good time to remind your brokerage buyers that you may be working with multiple buyers who desire the same real estate and you will maintain all these buyers' confidential information. Document this discussion with SCR140 Multiple Buyer form. SCR buyer side agreements mention this and this form reinforces. https://screaltors.org/wp-content/uploads/Forms/140.pdf Posted by: Byron… Continue Reading Multiple Buyers Form SCR140
NAR will broadcast different training sessions on the NAR ban of hate/harassing speech and epithets/slurs. Please register and tune in live or the recording on all of these training sessions. Trainings Scheduled for Ethics Changes NAR will be hosting monthly trainings to provide guidance on the changes to the Code of Ethics that were approved… Continue Reading Trainings on NAR Ban Hate/Harassing Speech & Epithets/Slurs
Top 10 Kitchen Trends for 2021 White, granite, and monochrome looks are among design company Wren Kitchens' predictions for the new year. By: Melissa Dittmann Tracey Design Trends, Kitchen & Bath Powered by WPeMatico
https://www.nar.realtor/national-leadership/breaking-down-the-changes-to-the-code November 20, 2020 NAR will host monthly trainings to provide guidance on the changes to the Code of Ethics that were approved by the NAR Board of Directors on November 13, 2020, and to provide an opportunity to ask questions of our policy experts. An event reminder from Zoom will be emailed prior to… Continue Reading NAR Article 10 harassing/hate speech, epithets, slurs ban – NAR online training dates, sign up! Watch! Learn! Spread the word!
REALTORS® now have an ethical duty to not make any statements or writings that might be considered harassing or hate speech against the fair housing protected classes. Also, REALTORS® cannot use epithets or slurs. Discipline includes all professionalism membership discipline: permanent record, referral, posting, fines, education, probation, and suspension. Below links to the NAR Professional… Continue Reading If You Can’t Say Something Nice…
By Jasen Edwards How many politicians does it take to change a light bulb? Two, one to change it and another one to change it back again! Don’t worry, this isn’t a post about presidential politics. But it is political because I want to talk to you about Proposition 22 that recently passed in California.… Continue Reading The Top Producer Life: What If We Were on the Ballot?
Hot Home Trend: The Disinfection Room The mudroom may be getting renamed and becoming much more of a necessity. By: Melissa Dittmann Tracey Design Trends Powered by WPeMatico
By Samantha Jones This article is part two of a two-part series on purchasing and managing an investment property. I hope everyone found my first five tips on becoming a rental property owner and manager useful. In case you missed them, check them out now. As promised, here are my continued top 10 tips on… Continue Reading Becoming a Landlord: Real Estate Investing 101 (Part 2)
https://www.conference.realtor/ https://virtualconference.realtor/session-virtual/?v26dd132ae80017cdaf764437c30ebe6f10c1b1eeaab01165e44366654b368dfaeab6baf7e386a642ecb238989334530e=ABA363CB8D321892F75BD958E81CC816AEF994E998902AF296F7B0D89EDAB9C451B9BE1DE85744A434EC3DC82E3286A6&from=followed-items Posted by: Byron King on 11/12/20 (This information is only accurate as of 11/12/20. You must contact SCR for updates and changes to this information after 11/12/20 as laws and regulations may change over time. SCR 803-772-5206 or email Byron)
From: Burnet R. Maybank III, Member at Nexsen Pruet, LLC When agricultural real property is applied to a use other than agricultural, it becomes subject to rollback taxes. In the year the use changes, the difference between tax paid under the agricultural use classification and the amount that would have been paid (typically as commercial)… Continue Reading Rollback Tax changes in 2021 – Delaying a closing could save your clients money!