By Gerry Neely B.A. LL.B Column #279 discussed the cancellation of a listing, which cancelled the holdover clause and the practice of cancelling an MLSO listing of property, which has been on the market for a number of days to give the listing a fresh appearance. However, there is more to this issue, as the …
By Gerry Neely B.A. LL.B An owner was ordered by a health officer to make repairs to, or replace, a malfunctioning sewage disposal system. Instead, he decided to sell the house and in doing so refrained from disclosing the problem to the listing agent. He did complete a Property Condition Disclosure Statement, in which he …
By Gerry Neely B.A. LL.B The extent of a licensee’s duty to provide market value for property a licensee knows he will list for sale, was discussed in a case where a lakefront lot, which was listed for sale at $35,000, was purchased and resold immediately for $65,000. The offer to purchase was received within …
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