Sentences with phrase «estate practitioners about»

The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) surveys «over 50,000 real estate practitioners about their expectations for home sales, prices and market conditions» for their monthly REALTORS Confidence Index.

Every month, NAR surveys «over 50,000 real estate practitioners about their expectations for home sales, prices and market conditions.»

The meetings also helped educate real estate practitioners about residents» fears, says DeCarlo.

Not exact matches

More than eight years ago, I wrote a blog post (http://www.law21.ca/2008/01/divided-profession-collective-governance/) that suggested a future regulatory system in which different areas of law were governed separately from each other, on the basis that estates lawyers didn't know nearly enough about corporate M&A law to effectively govern its practitioners, and vice versa.

Cameron Dardis, a sole practitioner in Portland, Oregon who works in the areas of real estate law and criminal defense, began using Dropbox about seven months ago, beginning with the basic free account.

The Law Society and the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners have recently expressed concerns about ambiguity of wording and potential over-regulation of trusts in relation to money laundering.

The podcast in particular became so popular that many estates lawyers I know routinely listen to it, even if it's general information, to get a refresher on the law, gain perspectives from other practitioners, and learn about new developments in this area.

Loan fraud comes in many forms, but one of the most common — valuation loan fraud — occurs when any party to the transaction, including the real estate practitioner, misrepresents information about the transaction to the mortgage lender.

At about this point, you should start to wonder how the average real estate practitioner would compete against such a behemoth: VOWB let alone a: VMOWB!

Real estate practitioners and others could learn much about this industry by reading TREB's response.

However, the book has much practical and easy - to - understand information about how real estate practitioners anywhere can avoid finding themselves entangled in legal troubles.

For example, Kelley Koehler, sales associate with Long Realty in Tucson, Ariz., started her The Housechick Blog in April to become known as the practitioner who'll tell you «everything you need to know about Tuscon and real estate — and then some.»

She's a certified real estate instructor in Arizona, teaching real estate practitioners there about Mexican investment.

When Real Estate Practitioner, REALTOR's promote Client or «Full Agency Relationships», we know more about those whom we show through the homes of Seller's.

A dozen or so households are waiting for Craig Della Penna to call them with news about available houses, an enviable position for any real estate practitioner.

Though he's still a full - time real estate practitioner, Hart continues to work diligently to spread the word about his product.

«What you need is a site that people will visit even when they aren't thinking about real estate,» says Terri Murphy, a practitioner with Coldwell Banker, Libertyville, Ill., and a member of The Internet Crusade, a real estate education publishing company.

In a major victory for real estate, Data Distribution Technologies, LLC — a so - called patent troll that has been demanding patent licensing fees from real estate companies — has agreed to a settlement with the National Association of REALTORS ® that will prevent it from suing, or threatening to sue, real estate practitioners, brokerages, MLSs and other companies in the real estate industry that offer email alerts to consumers about new or updated listings.

To capitalize on those opportunities, however, real estate practitioners need to stay in the know about the challenges facing global cities, including who is involved in addressing these challenges and specific development plans.

Consumers themselves have become much more sophisticated about real estate transactions and have much greater expectations of ability and efficiency of practitioners.

And even while many practitioners are advising clients about investment opportunities in real estate, a majority haven't heeded that wisdom themselves.

Then, just 10 days before the April 30 expiration of the credit, catastrophe struck the Gulf Coast, and real estate practitioners there headed into the summer with an out - of - control oil spill and lots of unknowns about their region's future.

There's some bad news for real estate practitioners wondering about the floating mist or cabinet doors that mysteriously open: You have to deal with it, even if you don't take it seriously.

To improve our record of protecting the public interest vs our own practitioners» interests in the face of complaints received herein about our practitioners from both the public and other real estate sales people regarding less than acceptable behaviours / practices as exhibited by said alleged offenders.

As a real estate practitioner, you have firsthand experience in adapting to new challenges brought about by the forces of rapid change.

The times in my career where I was able to generate multiple offer scenarios for my seller's was fundamentally about the access I had as a professional real estate practitioner to the other members of the industry — the medium used to facilitate this access wasn't key.

The kind of presentation that Jerry is promoting here, is more focused on the success of the real estate practitioner, than on the success of the consumer — because the focus is primarily about what it takes to get the listing, in the first place.

We talked with James Shapiro, CEO, Windermere Real Estate Inc., a regional franchisor based in Seattle with about 5,000 salespeople; Daryl Jesperson, president of RE / MAX International, which has 47,000 salespeople, as of November 1997; and Robert Moles, president and chief executive of Century 21, which weighs in with 110,000 practitioners, about how they see their companies, and the industry, now and in the future.

So based on your research, are you of the opinion a real estate practitioner in Ontario could use an elevator clause — provided that they didn't seek any information about a competing transaction, through the course of enacting the clause?

What is also remarkable about this situation is that those other businesses that have a fee structure are, almost, certainly going to get paid for their services every time — unlike licensed real estate practitioners who have, more often than not, worked on a pure «contingency» commission basis, and will lose money when a listing doesn't sell.

Here's what one expert says real estate practitioners should tell buyers and past clients who ask their advice about remodeling.

«Real estate practitioners ought to include something about VA loans in their advertising.

«Self - employed real estate practitioners should have no interest in a Roth,» says Ric Edelman, a certified financial planner with Edelman Financial Center, Fairfax, Va., and the author of The Truth About Money (Georgetown University Press, October 1996).

In my course, I discuss what the real estate practitioner should know about disclosure of suicide and death within houses.

About one in four real estate practitioners say they've been involved in unsafe «incidents or harassing situations» while on the job, according to NAR's latest safety survey.

But it comes so naturally for most real estate professionals that you might also want to read a few of the profiles we've already posted to get an idea of how you fit in (there's even one story about a practitioner who's specifically using video to show her street cred).

It's the real estate practitioner who must be diligent about disclosing potential problems with a property.

So how should brand new real estate practitioners go about establishing themselves in the market and start to reel in business?

In cities where real estate activity was high, practitioners began to form local organizations as a means of sharing information about properties for sale and becoming acquainted with other practitioners who could be trusted.

He could just as well have been talking about our expectations of today's real estate practitioners.

Clearly, social media are already having an impact on the real estate business, particularly as members of Generation Y (born between 1978 and 2000 and about 80 million strong) have moved into their home buying and selling years — and into the real estate business as practitioners.

NAR has long advocated for a national data security law so that real estate practitioners would only have to worry about compliance with one law, rather than the patchwork that exists today.

If you're like most real estate practitioners, you probably store everything about your business on your computer.

The Florida Real Estate Commission has raised concerns about whether all practitioners are doing a good job of disclosing the fee in advance.

And ultimately, how you make these budgeting decisions will impact your success in real estate, according to some real estate trainers who teach practitioners about budgeting.

Although as a real estate practitioner I like to hear news, any news, about an increased market demand for real estate agents, the source this article is based on is the American NAR.

In fact, on our block alone, four of about 20 home owners are real estate practitioners.

That gets at the heart of many real estate practitioners and companies» fears about big data: a further loss of control.

Although few if any real estate practitioners have been held liable for EIFS defects, the publicity surrounding the EIFS controversy in recent years has increased the likelihood that you might be expected to know about the defective nature of EIFS.

As a real estate practitioner, the more you know about being «green,» the better you can serve clients who hold the environment at the top of their priority list.