How to cancel an exclusive listing contract in California
I recently had a question from a client who asked me "is it legal for me to cancel an exclusive listing contract? My answer was, of course, yes you can cancel a contract (after all the seller is the boss) but I informed this person that this was not the same as saying that you might not owe a real estate commission to the broker (you did sign a legally binding agreement in most cases). We have talked about broker commission agreements on Attorney Steve's "commission college" video series. (0 comments)
Click on the picture to watch the video We recently had a case come to our office where my client had an exclusive listing agreement with the seller of a residential property. The broker was serving the client well, and then a competing broker (upset that she lost the listing to my client - a very successful broker) came back into the seller-brpoker relationship and interferred with the seller, and intending to disrupt the relationship. The realtor code of ethics talks about respecting existing broker-seller exclusive relationships. Even though (4 comments)
The following is an overview of a few cases I was looking at in the area of Truth in Lending ("TILA") law. We get a lot of questions about when TILA three years begins to run. THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. RATHER THESE ARE A FEW CASES THAT DISCUSS TILA RESCISSION, AND GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS OF SOME OF THE CASES OUT THERE. PLEASE CONSULT A LITIGATION ATTORNEY BEFORE FILING A CIVIL LAWSUIT FOR TRO OR INJUNCTION. The general rule you will normally see in regard to TILA 3 year right (2 comments)