Sentences with phrase «not organized real estate»

This is not an organized real estate systemic problem; this is an individual Realtor's and seller's problem vis a vis ignorance of how the market works.

«(Realtors) just felt this was something the brokerage should be offering and not organized real estate.»

Their loyalty and support has kept us in business for 35 years not organized real estate in any way.

Not exact matches

In terms of the major factors that should have contributed to high property values in B.C., the role of organized real estate shouldn't have been one of them.

In order for VOW operators to be in the position to offer the kind of Commission savings, that have been promoted by the Competition Bureau within their pleadings — and why would they want to unless it was absolutely necessary — would it also not hold true that in a industry such as organized real estate that is grossly oversaturated with members that VOW's would not only have to hurt some existing competitors, but would need to accomplish this to an extent where the figurative wall will rise up and thus represent a literal «barrier to entrance» into the real estate industry?

LaBarbera and representatives of construction labor management funds, which advocate for companies that use organized labor and related unions, said it was clear the real estate lobbying group had more sway at City Hall than they did, given that they were not invited into the 421 - a discussions the administration and REBNY had engaged in.

«Now this would have been a very dangerous precedent, in my opinion, because if government didn't require organized labor to be at the table, then for sure those real estate developers weren't going to bring organized labor to the table.

The illiquid designation is generally reserved for assets such as real estate, timber, art, private equity, and hedge funds that trade less frequently and not on an organized exchange.

They could issue guarantees; purchase or assume the insured institution's assets or liabilities (but to preclude nationalization, not its common stock); make loans, contributions and deposits in a troubled institution or its acquirer; organize charter conversions; arrange extraordinary mergers or acquisitions; and / or issue net worth certificates to banks and thrifts with substantial residential real estate loans.

The subsection states that the league falls under «[b] usiness leagues, chambers of commerce, real - estate boards, boards of trade, or professional football leagues (whether or not administering a pension fund for football players), not organized for profit and no part of the net earnings of which inures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.»

Without firstly addressing some important issues, a private sale company should not have the same legal authority to facilitate in real estate as members of organized real estate.

Most international buyers maintain a conservative approach to trusting real estate sales professionals because some countries do not have organized real estate protocols and governing bodies to protect the buyers and sellers.

Since Mr. Rook, apparently, expects higher levels of brokerage competition in slower market places, how can we not see his Tribunal comment, as it relates to current levels of competition in the Greater Toronto Area, as potentially being a broader endorsement of organized real estate's system's — when we follow a similar approach to the one that is used by TREB?

I don't think that organized real estate is the biggest part of this story anymore and really never was.

The Competition Bureau doesn't respect the business of organized real estate, and this is clear because they haven't come close to articulating a real benefit to consumers that would result from their efforts.

Opening the MLS to the public and adopting an appropriate, proven 21st - century business model would not only benefit the public and Realtors directly, but also provide the financial means by which organized real estate could develop the expanded infrastructure and services needed to provide world - class MLS data delivery services and give the Canadian real estate industry the true professional standing it has always strived to achieve.

It's painfully evident that the Competition Bureau of Canada hasn't taken any time or doesn't have any interest in understanding organized real estate.

Should any Brokerage do anything that might adversely effect the sale of a Competitor Brokerages property listing, should this not also be viewed in the best interests of organized real estate and consumers, as a: «privacy issue»?

Quebec boards are organized real estate as will be the new provincial organization that does not require its members to join CREA or participate in REALTOR.ca.

Opening the MLS would mean organized real estate would have to re-invent itself but it should not give up ownership or control of the MLS.

If VOW's are something that organized real estate end up being forced to accept, and I certainly hope not, it would be preferable for a Board or Association to operate it, because these organizations are directly accountable to their members.

In order for organized real estate brokerages to survive, to thrive even, they must offer true professional services, from professionally minded people, not from just a few on board, but from from each and every one on board.

For most, if not all, of the other services that are offered through organized real estate, we would also hope that Toronto remains hands ‑ off: that each of the other boards involved finds a way to provide those other services.

TREB board members wanted reassurances that the Industry Leaders Group wasn't about to create its own national MLS, after comments members of the group made in REM that they were prepared to do just that if organized real estate didn't act quickly enough.

I don't know the answer, but I believe organized real estate could be taking a fully engaged role in how we educate ourselves on this issue.

The issue at hand is about whether or not it is acceptable for consumer's to have an open and virtually unrestricted access to organized real estate's sales data, as opposed to the controls that are currently in place.

In other words, as far as the Competition Bureau of Canada is concerned, organized real estate, including TREB, might as well be in the business of selling «Baby Barns» — all of the same size and of the same basic specifications — it doesn't matter within their argument.

When one reviews the Competition Bureau online statements, such as what I've covered in the preceding paragraph, it gives the impression that the Competition Bureau didn't take the time to properly research organized real estate in Canada, because to think otherwise, would be to suggest that the Competition Bureau of Canada, is just playing - to - win.

Maybe your words will ring some bells where they need to be rung in order that some at the top of the organized real estate pyramid of power will take heed, and actually do something to change up the requirements vis a vis becoming a «properly equipped» licensed real estate practitioner, and not just a sales person.

«One thing is true with most real estate professionals: we're not that great at organizing paperwork, so this takes it all off the table,» she says.

If we don't it will be the end of organized real estate Boards, CREA the whole lot.

Just like it is true for the Germans who suffer on a daily basis not having the luxury of organized real estate systems, boards and professional real estate agents.

In short, the summary reason for this is simply because organized real estate is not a true profession.

The Bureau mentions this VOW in their documentation of filing as an example of progress in NS but through observing these numbers in NS it's obvious that the public is still comfortable to work within the traditional organized real estate arena and have not abandoned their trusted agents to support this VOW provider.

I seem to recall that the American military had a battle strategy called «shock and awe», and I'm wondering if you haven't adopted that style for your 1 % patch wearing attitude relating to the laws of the organized real estate world.

I am really sorry for those REALTORS who do not know what is coming and continue to struggle with organized real estates failure to communicate with the membership who pays their wages.

Brian, organized real estate is far too powerful and I don't believe that the CG's actions (if successful) will do much if any damage.

As a matter of fact, because of the way IDX and the DDF clutter up Google a FSBO (private seller) should have a cleaner and better exposure on Google when they are not listed with organized real estate and tied to either the IDX or DDF exchange programs — as said programs bleed multiple versions of the same listings over the Internet.

Throughout King's long career, there were few positions he didn't hold within organized real estate.

It is time for organized real estate to do something it has not had to do before; actively recruit new members!

As it relates to organized real estate I can't think of any leaders of any consequence, at the present time — notwithstanding some of the key efforts of TREB, as it relates to the Competition Bureau of Canada.

In most sales industries product knowledge is the main foundation that the salesperson works from, but such hasn't been the case in organized real estate.

Furthermore, websites are not the «products» of organized real estate, they are incidental to the business.

How can someone (your average Joe and Jane) who is not privy to the inner workings of organized real estate know what they don't know?

This article isn't in my wheelhouse because our big wheel is: Agency Law, and our Big Boat (organized real estate) can only drift around at sea without our: Big Wheel!

Mr. Campanale said: «I know that changing the way organized real estate and the Realtors who work in the industry do their business is not an easy proposition, even when it may be better for the industry itself and the consumers who rely on us.»

Canadian organized real estate's political structures, specifically its federal child, CREA, ain't no reflection of a democratic way of self - governance in this country, being self - governance via «responsible government».

None - the-less, she managed to describe the great salesperson as having a lot in common with the standard or average in organized real estate, in terms of genuine product knowledge not even being an after thought.

Something is wrong, they (people running organized real estate) do not want to change so this will not change.

We in organized Real Estate in Ontario can fix this problem but for some reason we choose not too and it sounds like you and your fearless leader are part of the problem!