The September 1st change returns the contract to pre-2012 procedures. The following are the ways that earnest money disputes are to be addressed going forward: Get a signed disbursement agreement from all parties (e.g. SCR518 release and disbursement agreement, SCR517 disbursement agreement, mediation agreement) Get a signed disbursement order by the appropriate judge (e.g. magistrate… Read more »
Read MoreREALTOR Don Cleveland, 2018 Vice-President, Region 6 REALTOR. David Phillips, SCR 2017 President will continue to serve on the SCR Executive Committee as Immediate Past President.
Read MoreThe National Association of REALTORS (NAR) needs your help to drive messages to Members of Congress urging them to support H.R. 2874, “The 21st Century Flood Reform Act.” H.R. 2874 reauthorizes the NFIP and makes a number of critical improvements to the NFIP including increased funds for mitigation activities, caps on overall premium increases, improved… Read more »
Read MoreAfter from than 20 years of service, Education Manager Beau Tiller is retiring from his position at the SC Real Estate Commission. His replacement, Joi Middleton, has been serving as Education Coordinator for the past few years and has done a great job. Take a moment to thank Beau Tiller for his commitment and to… Read more »
Read MoreIn response to growing cases of Wire Fraud, SCR has just released a new form dealing with that specific issue. Wire fraud has occurred when a member’s email is hacked and the hacker monitors the communications with buyers who are under contract. As the closing date approaches, the hacker sends an email to the buyer,… Read more »
Read MoreChanges will take place on September 1. Changes are coming to other SCR forms as well. The new license law required the use of MANDATED FORMS from LLR. Reports are that the use of the mandated forms is limited and complaints are being investigated. We are offering a FREE training session on MLS forms, LLR forms, and SCR forms… Read more »
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