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In this video, I explain the importance and usage of the TXR 1417 form in real estate transactions. This form is crucial when representing one party without representation on the other side. I detail how to fill out the form for buyers and sellers, emphasizing the legal requirements for disclosure. Viewers are instructed on marking the form based on their representation role and ensuring clarity on agency relationships. Action: Familiarize yourself with the TXR 1417 form for accurate disclosure in real estate dealings.

In this video, I explain the key sections of the TXR 1404 form for property listings. I detail how to fill out sections for address, effective date, price changes, listing end date, broker's fees modifications, compensation adjustments, pausing marketing, and more. Pay close attention to each section as they are crucial for accurately amending the form. Make sure to follow the instructions carefully to ensure all changes are correctly documented.

In this video, I explain the TXR-2701 amendment, which modifies existing representation agreements related to real estate transactions. Key points include the effective date, broker compensation details, and specific changes for listing agreements. Viewers are instructed to ensure compliance with compensation limits set in the representation agreement. No action requested from viewers.

The new TxR forms must be used as of August 17th. If you have been unable to attend an in-person training on the new forms or would like a refresher, here is a link to a recording of our broker, M.E. Cook, presenting the forms and how they are to be used.

Please note there are still classes regarding the implementation of the new forms, and it is critical that all attend an in-person training to get the best and most current information.