One thing that people often forget or don’t know to ask about is a Realtor’s education. While all agents must take the same classes to become licensed, they are also required to take ongoing education. In Arizona, an agent must take 24 hours of Continuing Education Credit every 24 months to remain licensed. Some agents take courses on an ongoing basis while others cram it all in at the end right before they renew their licenses.
Find Out How Educated Your REALTOR Is
November 18th, 2008 · No Comments · Selecting a Realtor, Videos
Tags:Arizona·Arizona Department of Real Estate·Arizona Real Estate·Continuing Education·department of real estate·ongoing education·real estate·real estate agent·real estate license·Realtor·Selecting a Realtor
Arizona Proposition 201 – Homeowners’ Bill of Rights OR Frivolous Lawsuit Initiative
October 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Legislation Affecting Real Estate, Political
So Jake the Snake (Joe the Plumber’s brother-in-law) goes from builder to builder and creates lawsuits with his favorite attorney friend against the builders. He’ll win some and lose some, but he has no penalty for losing, and his gains pay both him and his attorney. In fact, he doesn’t even have to purchase the home in order to file a lawsuit.
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Fiduciary Duties of a Realtor/Broker – Obedience
October 27th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Fiduciary Duties to Clients, Selling a home
Part of our job as agents is to inform our clients about the legal ramifications of certain courses of action. Real estate can be a very tricky transaction legally, which is one of the reasons that people often choose to hire representation.
Tags:Agent/Client Relationship·client relationship·customer·disclosure·Fiduciary duties·Fiduciary duty·Fiduciary duty to a Client·Obedience·real estate agent·Realtor·seller·transaction·tucson real estate
Fiduciary Duties of a Realtor/Broker – Loyalty
September 30th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Fiduciary Duties to Clients
Purchasing a home is likely one of the biggest investments you will make and if the Agent is loyal to someone else, it could cost you thousands of dollars. To me, loyalty in the Agent/Client relationship means that I will work for my Client’s best interest in the relationship, even ahead of my own interests.
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