Risk Reduction
Risk connected with real estate transactions and brokerage business operations can’t be totally avoided, but can be limited through sound risk-management policies. Real estate brokers and owners regularly face business risks in many key areas, including Fair Housing, Anti-Trust, and Regulation Z. Controlling risks hinges on rigorous standards for quality service, rapid response when disagreements arise, and reliable legal counsel to suggest the best way to address conflicts.
- 2014 NYS Advertising Regulations – Real Estate
- Advertising & Fair Housing (Real Estate Advertising)
- Advertising & Public Relations
- Advertising Regulations FAQ
- Americans with Disabilities Act Compliance Kit
- Anti-trust Laws
- Cold Calling Phone Regulations
- Craigslist: Avoiding Real Estate Scams
- Do-Not-Call Registry FAQs
- Fair Housing Overview
- Fair Housing Laws Summary Reference
- Fair Housing Laws Summary (NAR)
- Fair Housing Regulations – Test Your Associates
- (REALTOR®) Fair Housing Declaration
- Guidelines On Handling Multiple Offers
- How to Rework Your Office
- Incentives Can Ease Your Burden-Look Out for Ambulance Chasers
- Negotiating Multiple Offers
- Personal Safety, Risk Reduction & Liability
- REALTOR® Safety – What to do When
- Regulation Z
- RESPA Regulations
- Unlicensed Real Estate Assistants