Caveat Emptor Comes to an End with TRESA

For hundreds of years, “caveat emptor” or “let the buyer beware” was the prevailing law when it came to real estate transactions. Sellers could expect that Buyers would do “their …

Appliances: Precautions

It is always a good thing for the Buyer’s agent to note the particular appliances by: This way you will know the date of manufacture, whether it is still under …

History of Double Agency

TRESA Let’s roll back the clock by 30 years or so! Sub-agency Sub-agency was in full gear. Yes, there were indeed two agents in a real estate deal, but they …

Buyer’s Agent Fronts the Deposit

Question: I had a long listed listing up and finally sold conditional. Then, I found out the Buyer’s agent is actually fronting the deposit of $10,000.00 Answer: The Buyer’s agent …

Rural Risks: Water and Sewage

I thought that everyone knew this, that’s the reason why most people live in the City. Rural life has its charm, but there are always issues with both water supply …