6 best practices to help you avoid real estate lawsuits

Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser  |  Prefer mobile version? LOWESREALTORBENEFITS.COM LOWES MOVING LOWES.COM INMAN.COM DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS April 29, 2011 6 best practices to help you avoid real estate lawsuits By BERNICE ROSS Hopefully, you have never been involved in any real estate litigation. If you want to keep the attorneys at bay, here is a list of behaviors to avoid -- as well as some best practices that may keep you out of trouble. Even if you have adequate errors and omissions insurance... A real estate FAQ for iPad There is a lot of interest in the iPad and in tablet computing in general, and when I write about it I get questions. There are not many practical articles about the iPad for REALTORS® because the device is still so new. Here are the... Continued » Real estate self-regulation won't work Dear Editor: Re: 'Real Estate reform must come from within the industry' (April 14) Reforming the industry? How about the fact that self-regulating won't happen. There are a myriad of reasons why. First and foremost is human... Continued » LoopNet.com agrees to acquisition by CoStar CoStar Group Inc. is acquiring the most heavily trafficked online commercial real estate marketplace, LoopNet.com, in an $860 million deal that will create a single database of 2 million active listings. The merger, which has been approved... Continued » 2 steps to fixing credit after fraud: report and repair An old friend not only was a victim of credit fraud this past year but his family's passports also were stolen just two weeks before a long-awaited vacation. Stuart, 60, took all the right steps to report the fraud and notified the... Continued » More News Stories Repurposing tempered-glass shelves Prioritize trade-offs in house-vs.-condo decision Raleigh market buoyed by the young Track 2: Farming 2.0 You've stopped doing the old stuff, but what are you supposed to be doing now? Learn how to reinvent your marketing strategy. Watch the video Future of Real Estate Marketing An Easy Way to Search for Someone's Business Email Address Even in today's social world of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, text messaging and blogs - one of the best ways to still reach someone is through email. Have you ever had an open house and couldn't find a business card a potential buyer handed handed you or couldn't read the handwriting of the person who signed in? Sure you could search them out via Google or even on social media, but sometimes actually finding someone's email can be challenging at best. Continued » Use our free toolkit to send your buyers and sellers customizable direct mail and email with co-branded tips, Lowe's coupons, discounted gift cards, and more. FREE Direct Mail — 10% off Lowe's coupon Send personalized direct mail with your own message, logo and picture. Learn more » First Time Home Buyers Guide! Send a FREE Lowe's Creative Ideas First Time Home Buyers Guide. Learn more »   About Inman News™ Agents and brokers around the world turn to Inman News first for accurate, innovative and timely information about the industry. Known for its award-winning journalism, cutting-edge technology coverage and forward-thinking conferences, Inman News is the leading independent source of real estate news, education and insight. customerservice@inman.com  -  800-775-4662  -  www.inman.com This newsletter is intended for: roballeyrealtor@gmail.com If you wish to edit your subscription or unsubscribe from Lowe's Daily e-News, please click here. Lowe's Customer Care(CON8) 1065 Curtis Bridge Rd. Wilkesboro, NC 28698. © 2011 by Lowe's®. All rights reserved. Lowe's and the gable design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC.