A Real Estate User’s Guide To the Government Shutdown
Should you be concerned if you’re involved with a real estate transaction right now or in the near future because of the government shutdown?
Category: Sellers
Lancaster County’s December 2017 Real Estate Market – By the Numbers
This is the best time of year to reflect back on the year that was and to think and plan for the new one. Now grab a pen and paper and sit down by the warm fireplace and get busy.
A REALTORS® Guide To Engagement on Social Media
Research groups are now using metrics to assess the importance of social media in an agent’s business because we now have a history of how its significance has evolved over time – and the data supporting its impact is indisputable.
Generating and Responding to Online Leads
Responding to leads generated through online sources the same way you do with your sphere of influence is a recipe for failure. Start converting more online leads by following these simple tips.
Impact of the New Tax Bill on Homeowners – Does It Make Cents?
A simplified look at the new tax bill and what it means to most homeowners.
Lancaster County’s November 2017 Real Estate Market – By the Numbers
What do the numbers tell us about the health of the real estate market in Lancaster County?
Lancaster County’s September Real Estate Market – By the Numbers
As we wave goodbye to the 3/4 mark in 2017, the beautiful fall foliage is rapidly appearing all around us. There have been lots of interesting developments on the real estate front this past year.
eClosings Are Coming to Real Estate Settlements Sooner Than You Might Think
In a very short period of time, eClosings in real estate will become the norm instead of the exception.
The Pros and Cons of E-Sign in the Real Estate Transaction
In the world in which we live in today, if you haven’t been asked to electronically sign something, you’ve been hiding underneath a rock. Our comfort level with E-sign has rapidly evolved in the last ten years. Electronic signatures in real estate transactions are fast becoming the norm instead of the exception.
The Clock is Ticking
If a standard PAR (Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS®) agreement of sale is used in a transaction, there are 14 deadlines that must be met in order for the parties to be in compliance with the terms of the agreement. Missing any one of these deadlines can have dire consequences to the party that fails to live up to their end of the bargain.
