Not sure what to do when an unforeseen event impacts your sale? This form helps you in case of an unexpected death, natural disaster, epidemic, or other extraordinary event makes it impossible to proceed with due diligence, closing, or other transactional activity. This form can
Per Sections 5.1 and 5.2 of the OREF 001 – Residential Sale Agreement, the transaction is subject to the following: Buyer and property must qualify for the loan from the lender, the lender’s appraisal must not be less than the purchase price, and the buyer
In Oregon (as in many other states): an offer can be withdrawn if it has not yet been accepted, the only thing required to withdraw an offer is to give notice of withdrawal, and notice can be written or verbal. Because an offer can usually
There should not be an automatic extension for every supplemental Preliminary Title Report. Often, a supplemental Preliminary Title Report may be issued only to correct the spelling of a name or to see if anything has changed, which should not extend the title contingency period. Instead,
Yes, the state of Oregon has not adopted all federal holidays. A list of state holidays can be found in ORS 187.010, and a list of federal holidays can be found here. You’ll notice the difference between these two lists (at the time this is
Even in the modern world of online reviews, people love and trust a good referral. So, when you’re referring another agent, or, better yet, you’re the referred agent with a chance to take on new clients, it’s crucial to formalize the arrangement with a clear
The notion of completing a real estate deal with a handshake may be an appealing dream, but Oregon law requires the transaction to be in writing. Understanding the different form options in the marketplace as well as the pitfalls of mixing different form types in
Looking for a handy guide to all the OREF forms? This document provides a reference table and description for the transaction forms, advisories, notices, and other tools available to subscribers. This guide describes the purpose of each form and provides tips for using them, though
SkySlope to provide digital disclosure solution, Breeze, to Oregon Real Estate Forms, LLC (OREF) Sacramento, CA — Following its successful launch of SkySlope Forms in fall 2021, Oregon Real Estate Forms, LLC (OREF) is adding SkySlope’s disclosure solution, Breeze, to its subscriber benefits package.