When a property is listed for sale, the seller will receive many different offers from a host of interested parties. Some of the offers will be from buyers who are genuinely interested in purchasing the property, while others will be from buyers who are just testing the waters or only have a passing interest in the property. One tool that sellers can use to gauge if a buyer is serious is the earnest money deposit, or EMD. Serious buyers often will put down a deposit to place a "hold" on the property; however, if the transaction doesn't close or the buyer gets cold feet, the seller may be entitled to keep the deposit and move on to a different buyer.
On Thursday, May 2nd at 1pm, real estate attorney Lorena Roel of Brewer Offord & Pedersen LLP will present a free webinar about common issues relating to real estate deposits. In this informative webinar, attorney Roel will cover key topics relating to earnest money deposits, such as:
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Thursday, May 2nd at 1pm
Lorena Roel, Esq.
Lorena Roel is an associate real estate attorney at Brewer Offord & Pedersen LLP, a boutique real estate law firm located in Silicon Valley. Attorney Roel earned her Juris Doctorate in 2014 from California Western School of Law, and earned her undergraduate degree at the University of California — Santa Barbara. Lorena focuses her legal practice primarily on landlord-tenant matters, non-disclosure disputes, and real property issues involving wills and trusts. She is active with the Palo Alto Area Bar Association (PAABA), the Santa Clara County Association of REALTORS® (SCCAOR), and the Santa Clara County Bar Association (SCCBA).
Date: Thursday, May 2nd
Time: 1:00PM Pacific
Location: Online Webinar
(You Will Receive a Link Upon Registering)
Cost: Free!
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