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3 CE HR Class: Don't Let Your Contract Be a Royal Pain (Virtual)
Date:
Monday, July 08, 2024 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Duration:
3 Hours
Categories:
Location:
- 3 CE HR
- 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Cost $30 for Members/$35 Non-Members
- Course No. 43750
- Provider-Texas REALTORS® #1
- Zoom Class (off site instructor via Zoom)
- Instructor-Candy Cooke
- Last Day for discount is July 1, 2024. After July 1, 2024 add $15 to registration fee
- If you need to cancel your class registration please email me before July 4, 2024
- No refund or Transfers on or after July 4, 2024.
- To assure you receive class information, registration ends July 5, 2024 at 5:00 pm
- If you have questions with registration email
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Course description |
The promulgated contracts have a large number of blanks. When filling out the contract forms, agents and brokers may have difficulty inputting the correct info. The contract is a legal binding document when all parties agree. Making sure the forms are correctly filled out is imperative. Many parties rely on the completed documents including appraisers. When filling out the forms, expectations must be set, choices offered and decisions made by the principals. The parties involved must be meticulous and scrupulous.
