Abbey Fujiyoshi, Author at Oregon Real Estate Forms

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OREF 057: More Than a Transaction Termination Form Not every real estate transaction reaches the closing table. When a transaction comes to an end, it's important to properly document both the termination of the agreement and the handling of the earnest money deposit. OREF 057

One Exception to the “Same Forms Provider” Rule

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The content of the Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement is defined by Oregon statute, so it is consistent across all form providers. As a result, a disclosure from one provider may be used even if the sale forms are from another provider, which is an uncommon

Should Invasive Inspections Be Specifically Disclosed?

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Q: In OREF 001 – Residential Real Estate Sale Agreement, Section 12.2(a) requires that invasive inspections be disclosed in advance. However, it’s becoming more common to see general language like “home inspection” used instead of specifying invasive inspections. If an invasive inspection is not disclosed,

Master the Back-Up Offer Process with OREF Forms 009, 009A, and 009B

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In a competitive real estate market, it's not uncommon for a seller to receive another strong offer after already accepting one. Knowing how to properly document a back-up offer—and what happens if the first transaction succeeds or falls apart—is essential for protecting your clients and

Why Are There Two Places for the Buyer’s Initials on OREF 021 – Lead-Based Paint Disclosure?

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Q: Why does OREF 021 – Lead Based Paint Disclosure Addendum have another buyer initial area on page 1 in Section 4 on the right side of the page? A: The initial lines in Section 4 (lines 38–39) of OREF 021 – Lead Based Paint

A Simple Way to Better Educate Your Clients: OREF 000B – Advisory for Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate

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Well-informed clients make better decisions. OREF 000B – Advisory for Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate brings together many of the key topics buyers and sellers should consider during a transaction, with links to additional OREF advisories for more detailed information. Consider including this practical

Are you providing escrow with clear compensation instructions?

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Opening escrow involves more than sending over a purchase agreement. OREF Forms 113 and 114 provide escrow with important transaction information, clear compensation instructions, and key contact details to help keep the transaction moving smoothly. In the videos below, we'll explain when to use these

Need More Time? Extend Your Listing the Easy Way

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Is your listing agreement about to expire? OREF makes it easy to extend. Use Section 1 of OREF 016 – Listing Agreement Addendum to update the term of your original agreement to a new date. All comments and responses from OREF or its staff, managers,

OREF 113 & 114 vs. OREF 091: When to Use Each Form

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Q: I noticed forms OREF 113 – Buyer's Agent's Instructions to Escrow and OREF 114 – Seller's Agent's Instructions to Escrow, and had a question about their purpose. Since OREF 091 – Notice of Real Estate Compensation is already available, when should Forms 113 and 114

Why Every Oregon Agent Should Master OREF Notice Forms 109 & 110

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Real estate transactions are driven by deadlines, contingencies, and communication. While much attention is given to the Sale Agreement itself, two of the most frequently used forms in the OREF Residential Library often play a critical role in keeping a transaction on track: OREF 109

Author: Abbey Fujiyoshi

Ending a Transaction? Know OREF 057.

One Exception to the “Same Forms Provider” Rule

Should Invasive Inspections Be Specifically Disclosed?

Master the Back-Up Offer Process with OREF Forms 009, 009A, and 009B

Why Are There Two Places for the Buyer’s Initials on OREF 021 – Lead-Based Paint Disclosure?

A Simple Way to Better Educate Your Clients: OREF 000B – Advisory for Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate

Are you providing escrow with clear compensation instructions?

Need More Time? Extend Your Listing the Easy Way

OREF 113 & 114 vs. OREF 091: When to Use Each Form

Why Every Oregon Agent Should Master OREF Notice Forms 109 & 110

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Author: Abbey Fujiyoshi