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real estate business plan is a blueprint for the operations and objectives of a
real estate agency. The plan can be used to inform prospective investors and business partners, as well as guide internal processes and day-to-day business conduct. The
real estate industry is often highly competitive; therefore, firms can benefit from developing a well-researched plan...
A listing agreement is a contract between a property owner and a listing
real estate agent hired to sell the residential property in exchange for a percentage of the sales price. The commission is typically paid at the time of closing. Multiple Agents If there are two agents involved on each side, the total commission is...
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real estate referral agreement is used when a
real estate agent refers a client to another agent in exchange for a referral fee. This is commonly used when an agent's client is seeking to buy, sell, or lease property outside their own jurisdiction. Realtor Version - PDF Table of Contents What is a
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real estate commission demand letter is a notice given by a broker to a client who has not paid a commission. This is often after a transaction has occurred on the property, such as a sale or lease, or if other terms of the contract rightfully owe the broker. Other situations where the broker...
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real estate letter of intent (LOI) is a non-binding agreement that outlines the terms of a sale or lease contract. Once a letter of intent is signed, it becomes a legally binding contract, commonly in the form of a purchase agreement or lease agreement. By Type (4) Commercial Lease Residential Lease Commercial Purchase Residential...
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real estate buyer non-disclosure agreement (NDA) protects a seller that shares confidential information with a prospective buyer. This is common in commercial
real estate when there are leases and other contracts with 3rd parties that are prohibited to be shared with the general public. Landlord / Tenant NDA - Allows a landlord to share...
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real estate open house sign-in sheet is used when selling a piece of
real estate to collect the contact information of prospective buyers, specifically their email addresses and telephone numbers. Generally, it is placed at the entrance of a home to be filled in at the beginning of a visit. In addition to collecting contact...
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real estate agent invoice is a document used by agents, brokers, and realtors and issued to a client at the time a commission is due, or at the end of a lease or sale of a property. The invoice should be completed using the sales or lease price of that for which the deal...
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real estate power of attorney is a legal document that allows an owner to appoint someone else to handle transactions such as buying, selling, managing, or refinancing their property. It is most commonly used when a buyer or seller decides to use an attorney to handle the execution of closing documents. Signing Requirements - Most...
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real estate purchase counter-offer is a written response made by either a buyer or seller when negotiating a
real estate transaction. It is common to give the other party 48 to 72 hours to agree to the terms stated in the counter-offer. If the other party doesn't agree or respond, the agreement and all...
