Attorney Jim Goldsmith offers sound legal advice for Realtors when aggrieved real estate buyers request mediation.
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Negotiating the Change in Terms Addendum to Agreement of Sale
In a balanced market, and frequently in this seller’s market, properties are sold twice. There is the original offer and acceptance and then there is the renegotiation that follows the inspection reports.
State Investigates Licensees Alleged to Have Violated Governor’s Closure Orders
The process of reopening business in Pennsylvania has been a bumpy road and the twists and turns ahead make predictions difficult. Not so the past: we know what was allowed and what not at any particular time.
Social Media & Financial Considerations For Real Estate Professionals
Tips for real estate professionals on how to manage their social media and personal finances during the COVID pandemic.
Aaron Martin: Amicus Curiae for PA Realtors
Attorney Aaron Martin has filed an amicus curiae brief in the PA Supreme Court on behalf of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors® as part of a case challenging orders prohibiting real estate activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Conflicts When Listing Realtor Brings a Buyer
There is a significant conflict when a listing agent brings a buyer, who is a friend, relative or even themselves, to the transaction. Even if the listing agent isn’t “representing” this potential buyer in the transaction.
Take Notice: Simple Ways Lenders Can Protect Themselves
Recent lawsuits against major car manufacturers and financing companies alleged that vehicles they financed were repossessed without providing the borrower with notice as required by Article 9.
Mobile Deposit Patent Lawsuit
The United Services Automobile Association (“USAA”) was awarded a $102.8 million verdict against Wells Fargo in a mobile deposit patent infringement lawsuit.
Planning for the End of LIBOR
Every participant in the financial markets knows that London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is not guaranteed after 2021, yet few have taken steps to prepare for LIBOR’s end.
Using a Pre-Settlement Walkthrough Report is Recommended
To avoid real estate transaction problems, a copy of the Pre-Settlement Walkthrough Report, signed by the buyers and sellers, should be included in all settlement files.
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