Most real estate forms are state or board specific so you need to make sure you get the right ones for your area.
Check with your broker, your board of Realtors, or your state association for the proper forms.
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#36921 - 04/06/0603:29 PMRe: Where to dl agreements please
Ohio RealtorŪ
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Jim, De Vaughn is in NYC. MLS is new to to them everything used to be pocket listings and EB instead of ER. De Vaughn check with your broker or an old timer they will have a co-op agreement. Try to make sure it is not unit specific otherwise if someone buys a unit in the building that is not on the form you will be out. Can you immagine a city that worked on residential sales and you could not show a listing literally across the hall. Most cut throat city in the world good luck. Try not to lose to many $ before you learn.
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#36922 - 04/06/0609:16 PMRe: Where to dl agreements please
Alan From Florida
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Loc: Tampa Bay Florida
As Jim lee said check with your broker. Also just a though check with your state real estate association. For example here in Florida we hae the planetrealtor.com that is the FAR web sit and there we can download the most currant contracts and forms. Your state may and may not have it.
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