As A RE/MAX Agent I Put It In Writing! As a RE/MAX Agent, I am dedicated to providing you with service that is professional, courteous and responsive in helping you market your property. To fulfill this commitment, I agree to perform the following services:  | • | Provide a marketing plan for the property to include, as appropriate, recommended promotion and other activities, along with a "schedule of events" outlining those marketing steps mutually agreed upon. | | • | Furnish a written Competitive Market Analysis to help you determine the most effective listing price for your property. This analysis may be updated to reflect changing market conditions. | | • | Review various financing alternatives and assist you in determining those which best enhance the salability of your property. | | • | Review local marketing customs, conditions, and procedures, and make recommendations designed to enhance the marketability of your property. | | • | Have the internationally recognized RE/MAX sign installed on your property (with your permission and according to local ordinances.) | | • | Expose your property to appropriate incoming transferees referred to this office through the RE/MAX VIP Referral System. | | • | Provide regular progress reports throughout the marketing period and discuss with you comments received about your property. | | • | Show your property to qualified buyers. | | • | Provide a VIP Referral Form (if appropriate), offering you the services of a RE/MAX office at your new destination to assist with your search for a new property. | | • | Submit to you all written offers as presented; assist with negotiations; and provide an estimate of your net sales proceeds prior to acceptance. | | • | Upon acceptance of an offer by you, monitor pre-settlement (escrow) activities throughout the closing process as permitted by law or local practice. |
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Titles >Do You Really Need Title Insurance
When a home is purchased, title insurance is one of the closing cost items on the closing statement. This insurance protects the buyer from defects in the title that are not discovered until after the closing. There are two kinds of title insurance--coverage that protects the lender for the balance of the mortgage if the buyers have a loan, and coverage that protects the buyers' equity in the property.
It is prudent to purchase owners' coverage because most of the title problems that arise after a closing are not from a sloppy title search, but are the result of inaccurate information in the public records. The ownership chain goes back a long way, and fraud or misrepresentation anywhere in the chain could mean big problems. Title insurance will protect you if a wife or husband did not properly sign off on the ownership papers or if the property was sold as part of an estate that was later disputed. Most people do not have to deal with the title insurance company after the closing, but this coverage could save your investment if a problem arises.
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