By Simon Offord, Esq. One of the issues we continue to see on a regular basis are failure to disclose cases. Failure to disclose cases oftentimes result in the disgruntled buyer placing some level of blame on the real estate agents involved, so to the extent the agents can assist the sellers in this process, […]
Links from this SCCAOR Minute Click here to watch the new Market Update video Click here to register for the June 2 General Membership Meeting Click here to register for the C.A.R. Legal Update
By Bonnie Wilson Stopping by to say “hello” to our clients is the most important thing you can do to stay connected. Sometimes it can be a little awkward if you haven’t been in touch for a while. Here are a couple of steps I do to make the situation less stressful and more fun. […]
Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Time: 8:45 am registration | 9:00 am to 11:00 am in the Garden Location: Jeffrey Fontana Park, corner of McAbee and Golden Oak Way Join your fellow REALTORS® as we honor Officer Fontana’s memory by sprucing up his garden for the summer blooms! We will be spreading mulch, weeding, trimming tree […]
On April 19, The Santa Clara County Association of REALTORS® hosted a Member Appreciation Baseball Night at a San Jose Giants Game. Members came out to the ballpark early and enjoyed a free tailgate — tacos and drinks galore! A few hours later everyone entered the ballpark and watched our President, Rick Smith, throw out the […]
The Wood Smoke Reduction Incentive Program was developed by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to improve local air quality and reduce wintertime particulate matter pollution by helping Bay Area homeowners and landlords replace their wood-burning heating devices with cleaner options. To be eligible, applicants must own a property that (1) is a residential unit […]
Heather Wills has joined SCCAOR as our new Events Coordinator. She will handle the planning, promotion, and execution of SCCAOR’s many well-known events. “I am very excited to be joining SCCAOR,” she said. “I look forward to using my previous experience to excel in this role and add value to all the Association’s events.” Some of […]
by Tony Ventura and Alexandria Kavalaris A recent California Supreme Court ruling has potentially far-reaching implications for brokers acting as dual agents in a real estate transaction. On November 21, 2016, the California Supreme Court issued a ruling in Horiike v. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company, holding that a real estate agent representing a seller […]