From contracts to client communications, the property buying and selling process involves a lot of language. So, what do you do if your client speaks and reads a different language than you? You use a translator/interpreter! And you take advantage of OREF Form 112, our
Are you a Commercial Principal Broker who has been contacted by an out-of-state agent requesting that you list a property and allow them to remain the agent? The Broker Record of Agreement is your solution. This document creates an agreement between a Principal Broker and
This month’s highlight is the key that unlocks the benefits of all the other forms. Forms 000 & C-500 serve as the master reference guide for subscribers, offering a color-coded table identifying the five forms categories that OREF offers. The guide also explains the purpose
In a perfect world, all parties would agree to all aspects of a commercial transaction. But sometimes, terminating a transaction is necessary. Buyers can use this form to notify Sellers of their decision to terminate based on the reasons described in the notice. Do you
No one wants anything to go wrong with a commercial sale. In a perfect scenario, the documents are signed, and the property transfer occurs with everyone satisfied. But not every sale can be perfect. If you find yourself in an unfortunate situation where you and
Need a checklist to keep track of the basic due diligence items for your investment property? Form 070 is an addendum listing many of the inspections, tests, studies, reports, documents (and more) the buyer can request the seller provide. Do you have an idea or
Real estate isn’t the first industry you think of when considering copyright agreements since it primarily focuses on transferring real property. But if you’ve ever dealt with a copyrighted architectural design, a piece of artwork that is permanently affixed to a property, or professional photography,
Who doesn’t appreciate clarity? Your buyers certainly will when they’re looking to understand exactly how you, as a buyer’s agent, are compensated for your services. OREF 050 helps describe the scope of the agent’s services and what the buyer will be responsible for paying their
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
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