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Hosted by CRES Insurance · business · EN · 26 episodes
You'll find detailed tips to help real estate professionals be successful while minimizing the risks of E&O claims and real estate lawsuits. CRES specializes in protecting real estate professionals with customized Errors and Omissions insurance. We can directly underwrite your real estate E&O policy, or help you find the best option if we are not the best fit. We also help real estate business owners and real estate offices with liability, property, cybersecurity, and workers' compensation insurance.
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<p>Mark Carlson from the Carlson Law Group and Dave Miller VP of Sales with Fidelity National Home Warranty discuss the status of Real Estate E&O claims in California so far in 2025.</p>
CRES Insurance Risk Management Webinar Series
<p>Real Estate Brokers are still vulnerable to claims about disclosures -- by both the broker and the seller, and proving exactly what was disclosed and how. Property management details are also a key area for claims right now. Check out these attorney tips on how to stay out of legal trouble. Subscribe to the CRES Insurance channel for more tips for real estate professionals.</p>
CRES Insurance Risk Management Webinar Series
<p>For real estate professionals, how should you handle unrepresented buyers, given the current status of buyer commissions? What questions should the listing agent ask? How would an offer be written and evaluated by the seller? What about dual agency issues? View the webinar to learn the issues to be wary of and how to avoid a lawsuit as a listing agent.</p>
CRES Insurance Risk Management Webinar Series
<p>Welcome to the FFCRA presentation with CRES. Today we’ll be sharing with you how you can access this last remaining COVID relief money.</p><p>The FFCRA is a federal program that compensates eligible self-employed individuals for up to 130 days of missed work due to COVID-related issues. This is not a loan, but a refund on taxes you have already paid in 2020 or 2021 up to $32,220. The IRS issues this as a tax credit.</p>
CRES Insurance Risk Management Webinar Series
<p>Kathryn Holbert from Nevada Real Estate Law and Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty, talk about the latest risk management issues for real estate.</p><p>This informative webinar covers:</p>The most common reasons real estate professionals face litigationMisunderstandings client communications over commissions, and the NAR lawsuit Pitfalls of dual agencySelling outside of your area Home warranties as Risk Management toolsReleases when you’re asked for money
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