Monthly archive for June 2024

The next level in transaction management.  SkySlope streamlines the transaction process, enabling smart brokers to focus on what matters most—growing their business. 

Audit with Speed and Accuracy

• Review files in half the time with a streamlined review process and customized checklists. It’s autopilot for your review process.

Real-Time Compliance Tracking

•  A digital footprint for the life cycle of the transaction. Every interaction, text message, email, and more is captured and stored in a digital log that would make the BRE Compliance Department jealous.

Fully Integrated Forms & E-Signature

• With zipForms and DigiSign, you can initiate forms and get documents signed all under one roof.

Real-Time Brokerage Analytics

• Dive into your business and make smart decisions with instant metrics and insights. Get a bird’s eye view of company growth and know which agents are working the hardest and give them a high five.

Integration Partners

• Giving you access to all your data is powerful. SkySlope is the central hub for all the tools you use on a daily basis. From CRM to accounting, all your transaction details are seamlessly linked across all your applications.

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This month’s webinar will be on June 20th, 2024 from 9am – Noon. Our topic this month is Law and Rules Required Course (LARRC) 2024-2025 from Richard Mario, Attorney with Buckley Law. We hope you can join us!

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Tips for Transactions with Power of Attorneys – Dodie Schmaltz

In real estate transactions, there may be instances where sellers are unable to personally sign important documents. Whether it’s due to being abroad or having limited physical abilities, appointing a power of attorney can provide a solution.

When utilizing a power of attorney, it is crucial to verify that the seller fully comprehends and consents to its use. This can be achieved through direct communication with the seller, confirming their understanding of the situation. In cases where the seller is incapacitated, obtaining a medical note from a doctor certifying their condition becomes necessary.

The use of power of attorney grants flexibility for sellers facing unique circumstances. For example, elderly parents who require assistance with property sales or individuals traveling abroad may find this option beneficial. By appointing an agent through a power of attorney, sellers can ensure that their interests are represented even when they are physically unavailable.

If you think this is a viable option for your transaction or there is already a power of attorney in place, make sure to communicate with your Escrow Officer to see if any additional documentation is needed.

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