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Why use a REALTOR®?
See the 179 ways a REALTOR® is worth their compensation.
Homebuyers:
How the recent settlement agreements have changed your home buying process.
Home Sellers:
Using a REALTOR® as your trusted source of information and advice in your home selling process gives you their expertise and access to attract buyers to your home.
Consumers:
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Consumer Guides
Overcoming Barriers to Homeownership
Understanding and Protecting Yourself from Title Fraud
Buying Land and Building a New Home
Seller Disclosures
Property Taxes
Preparing for Homeownership
Navigating Multiple Offers
Marketing Your Home
Homeowners Associations
Deeds and Titles
Alternative Listing Options
REALTORS® Duty to Put Client Interests Above Their Own
Open Houses and Written Agreements
What Veterans Need to Know About Buying a Home
Why am I Being Asked to Sign a Written Buyer Agreement?
Offers of Compensation
Negotiating Written Buyer Agreements
Seller Concessions
Multiple Listing Services (MLSs)
Fair Housing
Listing Agreements
10 Questions to Ask a Seller’s Agent
10 Questions to Ask a Buyer’s Agent
Buying Your First Home
Mortgages and Financing
Steps Between Signing and Closing on a Home
Agency and Non-agency Relationships
The Appraisal Process
Home Inspections
Escrow and Earnest Money
Fire Damage and Policy Coverage
Flood Insurance
Homeowner’s Insurance
Preparing to Sell Your Home
What Goes Into Pricing Your Home
Ethics and Complaints
WRA Professional Standards Resources
Ethics Complaints, Arbitration Requests and Related Information
Code of Ethics
National Association of REALTORS
Ombudsmen Process FAQ
The ombudsman process usually involves parties who have not filed an ethics complaint or arbitration request, but have experienced a breakdown in communication requiring informal resolution (although an ombudsman may also be used where a complaint has been filed). Often the ombudsman functions as an intermediary who communicates the concerns of one party to the other over the phone, so a positive relationship can be restored.
This service is offered by the Door County Board of REALTORS - to get more information or request the service please contact the DCBR at 920-743-9651 or [email protected]
