Among all of them, there is the country. The survival and growth of free institutions and our civilization depend on its judicious use and widely distributed ownership. Real estate agents must recognize that the interests of the nation and its citizens require the highest and best use of land and the widest distribution of land ownership®. They require the creation of adequate housing, the construction of functional cities, the development of productive industries and farms, and the maintenance of a healthy environment. The amount and type of interest a person has in real estate is called an estate estate. Land estates are divided into two main classifications: estates and non-real estate estates. Paragraph 541(a)(7) is new. The provision specifies that any interest in property acquired by the estate after the commencement of proceedings is the property of the estate; For example, if the estate enters into a contract after the start of the business, such a contract would be the property of the estate. The addition of this provision by the Chamber`s amendment merely clarifies that paragraph 541(a) is a comprehensive definition that includes charges on property, such as the privileges held by the debtor over the property of a third party, or the economic rights and interests that the debtor may have in the property of others. However, only the debtor`s interest in these assets becomes the property of the estate. If the debtor has mere legal title or fiduciary property for others, only the rights that the debtor would otherwise have had from that interest are transferred to the estate under section 541. Neither this article nor section 545 deals with various legal provisions that grant a creditor a privilege valid both inside and outside bankruptcy against a bona fide purchaser of the debtor`s real property, or that create a trust fund for the benefit of creditors who meet similar criteria.
See Packers and Stockyards Act § 206, 7 U.S.C. 196 (1976). Article 16 does not prevent REAL ESTATE AGENTS from making general announcements to interested parties describing their services and the conditions of their availability, although some recipients may have concluded agency contracts® or other exclusive relationships with another REAL ESTATE AGENT. ® A general telephone announcement, general mailing or transfer to all potential customers in a certain geographic area or in a particular geographic area The profession, business, association or organization or any other classification or group is considered “general” for the purposes of this standard. (Modified 1/04) Real estate agents may not advertise or permit any person employed or affiliated with them to provide real estate services or properties listed® in any medium (e.g. electronic, print, radio, television, etc.) without disclosing the company name of such real estate® agent in a reasonable and easily recognizable manner, whether in advertising or in electronic advertising via a link to an advertisement with all the necessary disclosures. (adopted on 11/86, amended on 1/16) The purpose of paragraph 541(d), as it applies to the secondary mortgage market, is therefore to ensure that sales of the secondary mortgage market as currently structured cannot be challenged by receivers and that buyers of mortgages can obtain the mortgages or shares of the mortgages they have acquired from trustees; without the trustees claiming that a mortgage sale is a loan from the buyer to the sellers. The obligations of the Code of Ethics relating to real estate disciplines other than valuation shall be interpreted and applied in accordance with the standards of competence and practice that clients and the public reasonably need to protect their rights and interests given the complexity of the transaction, the availability of professional support and, if the real estate® agent is an agent or sub-agent. the functions of a trustee. (adopted on 1/95) BROKERS engaged to maintain or manage a Client`s property must exercise due diligence and make reasonable efforts to protect it from unforeseen circumstances and reasonably foreseeable® losses. (adopted on 1/95) BROKERS® avoid exaggerations, misrepresentations or concealment of relevant facts regarding the property or transaction. However, REALTORS is not obliged to discover hidden defects in the property, advise on matters outside the scope of its real estate license or disclose confidential® facts in the context of agency or non-agency relationships within the meaning of state law.
(Modified on 1/00) Secondly, the post or other forms of written request from interested parties whose properties are listed exclusively on another REAL ESTATE AGENT®, if these requests are not part of a general mailing, but are specifically addressed to the owners identified by compilations of current offers, signs “for sale” or “for rent” or other sources of information in accordance with Article 3 and the rules of the Multiple Ads Service. are necessary to be made available to other REAL ESTATE AGENTS in the context of sub-agency offers® or cooperation. (Modified 1/04) When real estate agents prepare valuations on the value or price of the property, they must: Real estate®® agents competently manage the property of clients in accordance with the terms of their real estate license and property management agreement, taking due account of the rights, safety and health of tenants and other persons legally located on the premises. (adopted on 1/95, amended on 1/00) 2) the fact that buyer/lessee agents or brokers, even if remunerated by listing brokers or by sellers/owners, may represent the interests of buyers/tenants; and REALTORS® is free to establish contractual relationships or negotiate with sellers/owners, buyers/tenants or other persons who are not subject to an exclusive agreement but do not knowingly require them to pay more than one commission, except with their informed consent.