4 Canadian Movies to Watch
As the colder weather starts to take over, you’ll be spending more time indoors with your TV. What better time to catch up on some
Liz Dominguez
September 12, 2019
Search Results for: lawsuit – Page 122
Compass Claims Realogy Offered to Sell, CEO Schneider Hits Back: ‘Simply Not True’
Realogy CEO Schneider to Deliver Keynote, “Surviving the New Real Estate Landscape,” at RISMedia’s Real Estate CEO Exchange in New York City Next Week The
Beth McGuire
September 9, 2019
Real Estate Q&A: Will I Owe Buyer’s Agent If I Cancel Contract to Sell My Home?
(TNS)—Q: I am selling my house without the use of a real estate agent. My current buyer came to me through his agent. Closing is
September 2, 2019
Window to the Law: Worker Classification Update
Editor’s Note: This is part of a monthly video series from the National Association of REALTORS® to inform and educate members about important aspects of
August 28, 2019
What to Do If You Think Your Home Renovation Contractor Made a Mistake
Renovating your home can be stressful even under the best of circumstances. A contractor’s mistake can add to your frustration and cause unforeseen delays. There
Maria Patterson
August 15, 2019
Avoiding Risky Business With Helpful Resources From NAR’s Legal Team
Legal issues permeate all aspects of the real estate industry, and the business of brokerages is no exception. The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR)
August 3, 2019
What Does Condo Insurance for a High-End Unit Really Cover?
If you’ve purchased insurance to go with your new condo unit, you might be wondering what it covers. After all, living in a multi-unit building
Liz Dominguez
August 1, 2019
Compass Hit With New Suit, This Time by Realogy
In a bombshell lawsuit this week, Realogy Holdings Corp. accused Compass of “unfair business practices and illegal schemes” to best its competitors and grow marketshare
Suzanne De Vita
July 11, 2019
How to Handle a Property Line Dispute
Property line disputes between neighbors are common. Sometimes the issue boils down to a simple misunderstanding or mistake and can easily be resolved, but in
Maria Patterson
July 10, 2019
Need to Break Your Apartment Lease?
Are you relocating for a new job? Have you chosen to move in with a significant other? If you’re a renter who needs to break
Maria Patterson
June 18, 2019