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Three Things Good Realtors Can Be Surprisingly Bad At

Ironically, the better Realtors get at helping clients buy and sell real estate . . . the worse they can get at certain related tasks. Here are three areas where it’s easy for agents to let their skills atrophy — or never acquire expertise in the first place: One. Market reports/updates. Show me a listing...
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“Get Me Out of the Deal!”: Statutory Cancellation for Beginners

“Subject to” . . . “Statutory” . .  . “Cancellation” . . . Huh?!? [Note to Readers:The views expressed here are solely those of Ross Kaplan, and do not represent Edina Realty, Berkshire Hathaway, or any other entity referenced. If you need legal advice, please consult an attorney.] Once in a while, Buyers will encounter...
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3 Things Good Agents Can Be Surprisingly Bad At

Ironically, the better Realtors get at helping clients buy and sell real estate . . . the worse they can get at certain related tasks. Here are three areas where it’s easy for agents to let their skills atrophy ” or never acquire expertise in the first place: One. Market reports/updates. Show me a listing...
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“Get Me Out of the Deal!”: Statutory Cancellation for Beginners

“Subject to” . . . “Statutory” . .  . “Cancellation” . . . Huh?!? [Editor’s Note:  In addition to “statutory cancellation,” there is another legal status called “subject to statutory Rescission.”  At least in Minnesota, purchasers of condo’s and townhomes have a 10 day right to rescind while they review the related Association disclosures.  While that...
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3 Things Good Agents Can Be Surprisingly Bad At

Ironically, the better Realtors get at helping clients buy and sell real estate . . . the worse they can get at certain related tasks. Here are three areas where it’s easy for agents to let their skills atrophy — or never acquire expertise in the first place: One. Market reports/updates. Show me a listing...
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“Get Me Out of the Deal!”: Statutory Cancellation for Beginners

  “Subject to” . .  “Statutory” . .  . “Cancellation” . . . Huh?!? [Editor’s Note:  In addition to “statutory cancellation,” there is another legal status called “subject to statutory Rescission.”  At least in Minnesota, purchasers of condo’s and townhomes have a 10 day right to rescind while they review the related Association disclosures. While that...
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