Kristin Rosan, Madison & Rosan, LLP | Hondros College Contributor
Articles by Kristin Rosan, Madison & Rosan, LLP | Hondros College Contributor
How to Help a Client that is Selling and Buying a House
Blog
August 17, 2017 |
In a hot real estate market, many sellers are looking to make a move. Often times agents are asked, “When selling and buying a house, which should I do first?” The answer depends on each seller’s specific preferences and needs; attention to detail and knowledge are two of our Keys to Real Estate Agent Success. There… Read more
Legal Roundup: Amazon Entering Real Estate, Amendment to Closing Disclosure Rule, and More!
Blog, Mortgage Lending
July 14, 2017 |
This week’s “Legal Roundup” involves industry updates involving Amazon’s decision to potentially enter the real estate market, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau amending its “Know Before You Owe” mortgage disclosure rule, and Ohio’s Budget Bill eliminating property tax appeal rights. Check out the full details of each story below and stay in-the-know on what’s on in… Read more
Needed Change to Ohio’s Good Funds Law
Blog, News
July 13, 2017 |
In 2016, for the first time in 20 years, the Ohio legislature updated Ohio’s Good Funds Law. The changes were intended to address fraud as it relates to certified checks, money orders, and other financial instruments. In April of 2017, the changes became effective and almost immediately raised compliance issues in the real estate industry…. Read more
Online License Renewal Active July 17, 2017
Blog, News
July 10, 2017 |
The Ohio Division of Real Estate is making another great improvement to the services it provides to real estate licensees, this time involving online license renewal. As you know, the Division has provided for a number of years online access to view licensee information, coursework, and enforcement history. Soon, real estate professionals will benefit from… Read more
Be Wary of the Perils of Electronic Communication
Blog
September 11, 2015 |
Seventy-seven percent of sellers expect a response from their agent within 30 minutes.[i] Eighty-eight percent of buyers expect a response from their agent within one hour.[ii] Do not expect the same from your attorney! All jokes aside, this puts a ton of pressure on agents to respond in the most expeditious manner or risk losing… Read more
