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Don’t Let Land Grabbing “Investors” Pick Your Pockets
Daryl Nason Daryl Nason

Don’t Let Land Grabbing “Investors” Pick Your Pockets

Have you received an unsolicited offer to buy your vacant land? While it may seem like an easy, all-cash deal, it could be a warning sign. Unlicensed "investors" and "developers" are using this tactic to prey on unsuspecting sellers, particularly those who have no idea of their property's true market value. They offer a fraction of what the land is worth, then use an "assignment" contract to flip it for a massive profit—all without the seller's knowledge. This practice is a growing concern in the real estate industry, affecting not only sellers but also title companies and REALTORS®. Always consult a licensed REALTOR® who is bound by a Code of Ethics and can provide a free market analysis, ensuring you get the fair deal you deserve. Don't leave thousands of dollars on the table; protect your investment and consult a professional.

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Written Buyer Agreements in Real Estate - What Buyers Need to Know
Eric Taylor Eric Taylor

Written Buyer Agreements in Real Estate - What Buyers Need to Know

Buying a home is one of life's biggest decisions, and as of August 17, 2024, a new rule from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) has changed how homebuyers work with their agents. Now, before showing you properties—whether in person or virtually—your Realtor® will ask you to sign a written buyer agreement.

But what exactly is this document, and why is it so important? Get all your questions answered.

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