Andrew Guilford Mentioned That Joel Mallord And He Had Written An Article About baseball’s Infield Fly Rule in 2015. It is written as a legal brief and was published in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. At that Joel was a clerk in Andy’s office. In him college life he had been the head person […]
#1- Real Estate Licenses Must Be Renewed Every Four Years You can complete the continuing education requirements anytime during the four years of the license, but the State is very strict and you cannot send in your renewal application until 90 days before your license expires. #2- You Are On Time If You Complete Your […]
Last Week Somebody Asked Me For Any Ideas On How To Grow A Property Management Company The answer I wrote might be of interest to other readers so it follows: Join Apartment Associations and attend their meetings. Get your CPM designation through NAR as soon as possible. Start on the courses so you can state […]
It is my pleasure and privilege to share Summer Goralik’s latest blog. Enjoy. The Re-Launch of the “Department of Real Estate” and De-Commissioning of Commissioner Wayne Bell
More Nar: Best story: A speaker was projecting a live example of a real estate agent rating site, “Incredible Agents.” He pulled up the listings of agents in the city in which he was speaking and started to read. A rating said, “This agent was the worst agent in the history of mankind. The only […]
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Anyone Who Has Followed My Musings Knows That I Share Many Of Bob Hunt’s Articles We published a book together, “The Best of Bob Hunt”. In August we disagreed on an Ethics question. The next day I saw our disagreement published in his weekly column. Guess I have to start our talks with “Anything discussed […]
Why, You Ask? One Major Reason: Test grades: Three years ago, the passing rate for Broker’s exam was 39% Two years ago, the passing rate was 41% Fiscal year to date, the passing rate is 56% For the math majors this is an improvement of 44% DGE Guarantees That You Will Pass Or Your Fees […]
They Are Not All The Same Most people when they sign a listing to sell a home are signing a document called “Exclusive Authorization to Sell.” The agent has the only right to list the property and sell, of course with cooperation. If the owner or anyone else sells the property, the “E” agent has a […]
Dictionary Meaning: “A division of property among joint owners.” Practical meaning: “A divorce for business partners.” Recommendation: Pick a partner very, very carefully and when you write your necessary contract, write what happens when you don’t like each other anymore. As a court receiver years ago, I was up close and personal to several of […]
