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What is the Buyer’s Inspection Advisory? 

CA Realty Training

The Buyer’s Inspection Advisory (BIA) is a disclosure that is included with the Residential Purchase Agreement (RPA) when you make an offer on a home. Simply put, it is advising the buyer to have a professional inspect the property. In this case, the Buyer Inspection Advisory is for the buyer. SQUARE FOOTAGE, AGE, BOUNDARIES.

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10 Steps to Help Your Client Through the Home Buying Process

CA Realty Training

How does a real estate agent help their client buy a home? The second qualification is that it is a property that your clients might be interested in. Once you have found around 5-6 properties, it’s time to showcase them to your client. After you and your client found the perfect home, you have to make an offer on it.

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How Does a Request for Repairs Work in California?

CA Realty Training

If your client is buying a house with defects, they don’t have to stay silent. Get a Home Inspection to Find Every Defect. Buyers should request repairs after a home inspection. . This list is called the inspection report. A real estate agent should talk to their client about the inspection report.

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Inside Fairway’s bold plan to boost reverse purchase business

Housing Wire

To get a better idea about how big a role H4P will play in Fairway’s plans, RMD sat down with its National Reverse Mortgage Director Harlan Accola and its National Reverse Sales Training Specialist Dan Hultquist to learn more about H4P’s importance to Fairway’s future plans. Diagnosing low H4P uptake. of all endorsements in 2021.

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What are the Benefits of a Transaction Coordinator?

CA Realty Training

Their priority is to keep the transaction in order and manage the documents. . When you’re an agent, you represent your clients. They are responsible for ensuring that all documents are completed in the proper time frame. The offer will outline when certain documents are due and which parties get them. Order reports.

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New Year, New You: Transforming Your Appraisal Career in 2023

McKissock

Providing you have some supervisory appraiser or training experience and good management skills, you may be able to find appraisal training opportunities. Train future appraisers, collateral underwriters, AMC staff, real estate agents, and others in real estate appraisal. These may be full-time jobs or contracted services.

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Commercial Appraisal: Understanding the Basics

AmeriMac

Becoming a commercial appraiser requires appropriate education, training, experience, and certification. Initial Contact and Engagement The commercial appraisal process begins with the property owner, lender, or client reaching out to the appraiser, providing property details, appraisal purpose, scope of work, and access.