Test yourself on three common scenarios when you’re taking buyers on home tours.
From 2022 NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience, Nov. 11-13, Orlando, Fla.
Using AI to Enhance Listing Photos Can Be Legally Risky
You can’t misrepresent a property, but there are ethical ways to use images generated by artificial intelligence to improve your clients’ experiences and better serve their needs.
Court of Appeals Reinstates Previously Vacated Arbitration Award
The South Carolina Court of Appeals recently reinstated a $250,000 arbitration award by overturning a decision that previously vacated the award.
Trending Employment Law Issues
Employment-related claims continue to be in the top 3 claims filed by associations and MLS in 2022. Learn how you can help reduce your risk for claims such as discrimination and sexual harassment in this informative and timely webinar. December 8, 2022, 2 pm ET.
Window to the Law: Reduce the Risk of Misrepresentation Claims
Misrepresentation of a property’s condition is consistently among the top claims against real estate professionals. To reduce the risk of a costly misrepresentation claim, it’s essential to be familiar with applicable property disclosure laws.
Staying Out of Court
Follow guidance available in NAR’s Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual (CEAM) when handling professional standards cases.
Window to the Law: Avoiding Wire Fraud in Transactions
Real estate fraud is one of the top types of cybercrime, and cyber scams continue to evolve. Falling victim to wire fraud can cause legal, financial, and reputational damage. Follow these best practices to help protect you and your clients from wire fraud.
Cybersecurity: Risk & Opportunities for Associations
Replay this webinar to learn about the cyber response coverage provided to REALTOR® associations through the NAR Insurance Program.
Window to the Law: Know the Rules for Using Consumer Reports
Real estate professionals who use the reports from consumer reporting agencies, such as background or credit checks, must comply with both federal and state requirements to avoid legal liability. Follow the tips in this video to ensure you’re properly reviewing and handling consumer information.
Window to the Law: Overview of RESPA for Real Estate Professionals
RESPA violations bring stiff penalties and the possibility of imprisonment, so it’s critical for real estate professionals to understand how RESPA’s anti-kickback rules impact transactions, as well as the interactions between settlement service providers.