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Thursday, 15 December 2011 12:34

Protect Yourself! Put your Rental in an LLC

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Renting property, whether a residential or commercial rental, is generally considered to be a high liability business. As a result, reducing the possibility that creditors (which could include an aggrieved tenant) can reach your other assets is critical. That is done by separating each rental property from your other assets - including from any other rental property.MoneyMatters

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Thursday, 10 November 2011 13:48

Dual Agency - Bad for Agents Too? (Part 4)

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By popular demand, my three-part article on dual agency entitled "Is Your Agent Disloyal," has been expanded to deal with two remaining important subjects.  This blog will discuss how dual agency is also bad for agents and their brokers, and the last article in the series will offer my solution to the problem.
In the previous blogs, I have...
Wednesday, 26 October 2011 15:46

Is Your Agent Disloyal (Part 3)?

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This is the third of a three part article on dual agency, a form of representation by  real estate agents.  Dual agency involves "your" agent representing your adversary in a real estate transaction, as well as yourself.  I have shown that it is good for the agent, as it results in him or her getting paid double.  For you, as the buyer or the seller, it's not so good.

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Tuesday, 18 October 2011 15:08

Is Your Agent Disloyal (Part 2)?

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In part one of this series, I revealed that dual agency results in a real estate broker getting paid double for being disloyal.  Dual agency occurs when "the agent acts for both of the principals at the same time in the same transaction."  In other words, it occurs when your real estate representative also represents the other side.  So if you are the buyer, the agent also represents the seller; if you are the seller, the agent also represents the buyer.HALLW06

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Monday, 08 August 2011 16:55

Is Your Agent Disloyal (Part 1)?

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How would you like it if you were in a lawsuit, and your attorney at trial, after arguing on your behalf, got up and moved over to the other side's table, and then started arguing the case against you?   You wouldn't.  Would you choose that over representation of you alone?  Of course not.  But in your last real estate transaction, that (its called dual agency) may be exactly what occurred.  But unlike the example above, you would never realize it happened!

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