In North Carolina real estate, clear agreements are critical — especially when it comes to referral fees. The Builder Referral Form (Form 731) was created for situations where a licensed real estate broker refers a buyer…
North Carolina’s Offer to Purchase and Contract (Form 2-T) looks simple on the surface, yet a few core terms decide expectations, timelines, money movement, and remedies. If your brokers can explain these clearly on day …
If you advertise brokerage services in North Carolina, your firm’s name must appear in the ad itself. No exceptions, no “one-click rule,” no “it’s on my profile.” When a consumer sees your post, story, reel, flyer, email…
One of the most important reminders I share with new agents — and their Brokers-in-Charge — is the strict timeline attached to provisional status. In North Carolina, Provisional Brokers (PBs) have just 18 months from the…
If you are new to real estate then you are probably drowning in all the onboarding, paperwork, and fees! This is often a rocky time for a new licensee so I wanted to chat briefly about the process. Firstly, do not let an…
