Liability for Property Damage—Legal Podcast
Jessica and Cate discuss liability issues surrounding theft or damage to the property while it’s on the market.
Podcast - November 5, 2019
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Here are our latest episodes:
Jessica and Cate discuss liability issues surrounding theft or damage to the property while it’s on the market.
Podcast - November 5, 2019
Cate and Jessica discuss the issue of agents buying their own properties and how to navigate that with brokers, sellers, and listing agents.
Podcast - September 24, 2019
Cate and Jessica discuss how damage to a property can impact a transaction and what your clients need to know about insurance.
Podcast - September 17, 2019
Video - September 6, 2019
This case highlights not only the importance of adhering to the Board’s regulations through actions such as depositing the earnest money deposit in a timely manner and notifying all parties of material changes to the transaction, but also the importance of paying attention to detail and keeping up to date on your broker’s policies and the status of the transaction.
Article - September 2019
The importance of riparian rights should be stressed. What do you need to know when dealing with properties that have water access?
These property rights are also known as riparian rights, basically, the rights that you have when your real property abuts a body of water.
Article - August 2019
Jon and Jessica provide updated guidance on how to make sure your website is accessible.
Podcast - July 16, 2019
Cate and Jon discuss E&O insurance–what it is and why you need it.
Podcast - July 2, 2019
While your client may not think mineral rights are important, it’s important for them to know whether an earlier owner sold or transferred the mineral rights for their property because it could affect them later.
Article - June 2019