*Writing Transactions
Writing transactions, in a way, is similar to processing the transactions in that it's fairly easy to make a mistake that could cost your client money and possibly instigate a lawsuit. The Washinton State Licensing department requires that for your first two years, your transactions must be reviewed by the designated or managing broker within the firm. HOWEVER, I find it odd that the transactions must be reviewed AFTER the transaction has been ratified. By that time, it's too late to catch and change mistakes or other aspects of the offer which could be detrimental to the client and/or broker, managing broker, designated broker, and the company. If possible, where time permits, we prefer to review your transactions PRIOR to them being sent to the cooperating broker.
To assist you in writing transactions, we have gone in and organized the forms for the various types of transactions. We have the most commonly used ones at the top of the list and the least common ones at the bottom. We have also gone in and developed templates that have some of the most commonly used phrases already filled in for you and many of the checkboxes pre-checked. In addition, this course will take you through writing some of the most common types of transactions through video demonstrations. At the end, you will have practice scenarios which you are required to write Purchase and Sale Agreements for. We will review them and work with you to help you with future transactions. Just know that you’re not alone, and we are here to help guide you down the right path throughout your career.
Course Includes
- 2 Lessons
- 6 Topics
