What Is Your Brokerage COVID-19 Plan?
Failing to properly handle a case of potential exposure of COVID-19 not only puts many other people at risk of infection but could jeopardize your career.
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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 follow the inspection reports.
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How Gov. Wolf’s New Restrictions Impact Real Estate
What does Gov. Wolf’s latest restrictions mean for Realtors®?
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Privacy Policies: More Important Than You Think
Realtors® should be aware that Dotloop is altering their privacy policy, and you may need to take action.
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Masks Are Required Throughout the State
As this applies to Realtors®, face coverings should be worn whenever conducting real estate-related activities outside of your own residence.
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Open Houses, Best Practices and Forms, Oh My!
As some of Pennsylvania’s most populous counties move into the green phase of reopening, the PAR Legal Hotline is getting another wave of green-phase questions.
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PAR Legal Hotline Marks One-Year Anniversary of Moving In-House
Since moving in house last June, PAR’s Legal Hotline attorneys have handled approximately 8,000 tickets from members. The most frequently asked questions relate to property management, property inspections, seller disclosure and advertising/marketing.
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Real Estate Best Practices Still Incorporate COVID-19 Forms
Recently revised to conform to guidance for real estate, use of the COVID-19 Property Access Notice (Form COVID-PAN) and the COVID-19 Health and Safety Acknowledgment (Form COVID-HSA) still have a place in your routine, even as restrictions loosen.
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Trial Result Could Impact Pennsylvania Real Estate Activity
PAR has been tracking Ladd v. State Real Estate Commission since it was originally filed in 2018. Though the case had previously been dismissed by the Commonwealth Court, on May 19, 2020, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a decision reviving the case and sending it back to proceed to trial. The final outcome of the case could impact the licensing requirement for those engaging in Pennsylvania real estate activity.
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PAR Obtains More Clarification on State Guidance for Business Restrictions
PAR has a few updates for you today, based on newly updated general business guidance and recent conversations with the administration.
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