Split Closings: Believe Nothing Of What You Hear And Only Half Of What You See

An article, written by Kathy Orton, recently appeared in the Washington Post entitled, “Split
Closings: A worthwhile convenience or a costly delay?” This, of course, caught my eye and what I read proved to be riddled with inaccuracies and misunderstandings involving split closings. In this article, I want to dispel these inaccuracies and misunderstandings.

Advertising by Licensees

Advertising by Licensees

Real Estate Board Regulation (18 VAC 13520190) prescribes the required disclosures for advertising by licensees. “Advertising” is broadly defined as “ALL forms of representation, promotion and solicitation
disseminated in ANY manner and by ANY means of communication to consumers for ANY purpose related to licensed real estate activity.”