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Opinion: Denver MLA controversy — where is the real issue?

Housing Wire

In addition to general advisory consulting, I was involved in nearly 1,000 sales or acquisitions of entities in this industry. Like many, I read with some interest the controversy surrounding the announced sale of REColorado, a Denver market area MLS , by its two shareholders to a private group.

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When Can a Buyer Cancel a Home Purchase Agreement?

HomeLight

But what happens if you’re now facing the decision of submitting a buyer cancellation of the purchase agreement? In this guide, we’ll break down what you need to know about buyer cancellation of a purchase agreement. What is a home purchase agreement?

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How to Invest in Real Estate: A 7-Step Beginner’s Guide

The Close

Build a network of reliable professionals like real estate agents, contractors, and property managers. Have a clear investment strategy and long-term goals before purchasing. Next, draft an operating agreement that outlines your company’s purpose, structure, and governance.

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So You Want To Purchase A Power Of Sale, Do You?

Toronto Realty Blog

TorontoRealtyBlog I’ll tell you which call I have not received in quite some time: the good, ‘ole, “power of sale” seeker. A power of sale can come in many different shapes and sizes. There’s a common misconception that all power of sales are for run-down properties, but they’re not.

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What Is a Mortgage Contingency? Purchase Offer Protection

HomeLight

Find a Top Buyer’s Agent to Guide You HomeLight can connect you with a top-rated real estate agent familiar with mortgage contingencies and home listings in your area. The most experienced agents know how to safeguard your earnest money and time. Get Started What is a mortgage contingency?

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A Seller’s Guide To When A Buyer Does and Doesn’t Get Their Earnest Money Back

HomeLight

In many cases, if a homebuyer wants to back out of a contract and retrieve their earnest money, they’ll be able to find a way to do so within the confines of the real estate purchase contract. The typical amount is around 1% of the purchase price (ex. $5k 5k for a $500K home). The short answer is yes, usually.

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6 Ways to Find Probate Leads & Purchase Probate Properties

The Close

Ill explore exactly what a probate lead is, the pros and cons of probate leads and properties, and how to find and purchase them. In most cases, probate leads refer to real estate properties that become available for sale as part of the legal process following an individuals passing. What is a Probate Lead?