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Risks and Considerations of Tax Lien Investment Properties in North Carolina
Purchasing a property with a tax lien can be a tempting investment opportunity due to the potential for acquiring real estate at a significantly reduced price. However, it’s crucial for realtors in North Carolina to understand and convey the risks and considerations involved in these transactions to their clients. By equipping yourself with the right…
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Recording Potential Buyers During Showings: What North Carolina Realtors Need to Know
In today’s technologically advanced world, homeowners have unprecedented access to recording devices. Now, some home sellers have found a new use for their home surveillance tech: to record potential buyers during showings. As a real estate agent in North Carolina, it’s crucial to understand the legalities surrounding homeowners recording potential buyers during showings. Ensuring your…
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What You Can and Can’t Disclose to Your Clients as a Real Estate Agent in North Carolina
As a real estate agent in North Carolina, it’s crucial to understand the legal boundaries set by the Fair Housing Act to ensure you’re serving your clients ethically and lawfully. The Fair Housing Act is a federal law that aims to eliminate housing discrimination and promote residential integration. However, navigating what you can and cannot…
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Understanding Professional Negligence Claims: A Guide for North Carolina Realtors
With North Carolina’s ever-growing real estate market, realtors are busier than ever. While that’s great for business, juggling multiple clients, listings, and duties at once can lead to mistakes, even for the most experienced realtors. Mistakes can then lead to professional negligence claims against real estate agents. Understanding the concept of professional negligence and being…
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