I’m not a lawyer but I know lawyers and I know of a Wisconsin Real Estate Lawyer with a blog. James N. Graham is the lawyer, and while I don’t know him I like what he presented on the “As-Is” sales. Last night I read the Court of Appeals of Wisconsin Published Opinion James gave a link to. Yup. I read it just before lights out. If you wonder how a court might interpret failure to disclose provisions of the Offer, you’ll get some insight from Attorney Graham’s work.
The WRA created a fantastic resource for licensees and the public. See the Explanation of the State of Wisconsin Residential Offer To Purchase.
While I don’t want to discourage you from getting your law degree, staying up on the real estate law can be done by finding legitimate expert lay person’s explanations. These are two worth looking into.
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Published by Tom Meyer, Owner-Broker, Essential Real Estate, LLC Madison, WI
Real estate is a contract business. A client's satisfaction with the transaction process is dependant on a clear, concise, well-crafted purchase agreement. As a broker, I'm held to the highest standard of transaction competence. Much of my career involved coaching licensees to improve their contract skills and resolving problems for agents who didn't take the contract work seriously. I believe the key to a smooth, profitable transaction is customizing the experience for clients, anticipating challenges, and avoiding high-risk scenarios. The real estate transaction is not stressful for my clients. They know they're safe with me.
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