Hosted by CRES Insurance
Episodes
26
Latest episode
Apr 2025
Language
EN
You'll find detailed tips to help real estate professionals be successful while minimizing the risks of E&O claims and real estate lawsuits. CRES specializes in protecting real estate professionals with customized Errors and Omissions insurance. We can directly underwrite your real estate E&O policy, or help you find the best option if we are not the best fit. We also help real estate business owners and real estate offices with liability, property, cybersecurity, and workers' compensation insurance.
Mark Carlson from the Carlson Law Group and Dave Miller VP of Sales with Fidelity National Home Warranty discuss the status of Real Estate E&O claims in California so far in 2025.
Real Estate Brokers are still vulnerable to claims about disclosures -- by both the broker and the seller, and proving exactly what was disclosed and how. Property management details are also a key area for claims right now. Check out these attorney tips on how to stay out of legal trouble. Subscribe to the CRES Insurance channel for more tips for real estate professionals.
For real estate professionals, how should you handle unrepresented buyers, given the current status of buyer commissions? What questions should the listing agent ask? How would an offer be written and evaluated by the seller? What about dual agency issues? View the webinar to learn the issues to be wary of and how to avoid a lawsuit as a listing agent.
Kathryn Holbert from Nevada Real Estate Law and Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty, talk about the latest risk management issues for real estate.This informative webinar covers:The most common reasons real estate professionals face litigationMisunderstandings client communications over commissions, and the NAR lawsuit Pitfalls of dual agencySelling outside of your area Home warranties as Risk Management toolsReleases when you’re asked for money
In this webinar, Mark Carlson from Carlson Law Group, and Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty, talk about how real estate professionals can add some simple steps to their routines to reduce their risk.
CRES Insurance Services sponsored Webinar with REALTOR Magazine - The one thing that can save Real Estate Professionals from a career-crushing mistake.joFDaeReihbhZaH84NKQ
Attorney Kathryn Holbert has been defending real estate professionals for more than 15 years. In this webinar, Kathryn provides insight into what you should do if served with a subpoena.Kathryn is joined by Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty in this informative webinar that covers:Exactly what a subpoena isWhy they are requestedWhy they can’t be ignoredHow real estate professionals can avoid litigationWhy appearing in court on your own is a bad ideaHow a qualified real estate attorney can help youAlways contact your E&O insurance company when you receive a subpoena.
Learn 8 key ways to avoid the most common areas of litigation in this webinar with lots of examples (complete transcript appears below). Some details are specific to Texas, but the overall 8 points apply to every state.Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty, talks to Tom O’Connell, an attorney with Gauntt, Koen, Binney & Kidd. Tom has been defending real estate professionals since 1986 and has been a valued member of the CRES legal panel for more than 20 years. In this informative webinar, Dave and Tom discuss:The pitfalls of being involved in transactions or taking on responsibilities beyond your expertise. How to decide if you should disclose something (including prior reports on a property) How to include details of a property in marketing materials and protect yourselfHow long should you keep client filesThe importance of an attorney that specializes in real estate E&O should you have issuesWhen should you tell your E&O carrier about an issue?How real estate E&O insurance can help you keep your real estate license Tom shares real-life litigation scenarios from cases he has defended. He also provides valuable tips so you can minimize risk in your real estate business.
What duties do Nevada real estate sellers’ agents have regarding the Seller’s Real Property Disclosure Form?A new Seller’s Real Property Disclosure Form (SRPD) was released in Nevada in September 2021. In this webinar, Kathryn Holbert from Nevada Real Estate Law and Dave Miller, Regional Vice President with Fidelity National Home Warranty, talk about the amended duties of sellers’ agents regarding handling the SRPD. This informative webinar covers:The statutory duties for licensees and brokers Why it’s essential for real estate professionals to understand and use the new formWhy it’s critical the seller completes the form and NOT the broker or licenseeHow translating the form for the seller can lead to a lawsuit and should be avoidedThe difference between ‘factual’ and ‘legal’ questions and how the broker or licensee can minimize risk when fielding questions from clientsThe impact of incomplete forms and who is responsible for following up before escrow closesWhy the form is so important to buyers to make an informed decision about a property
Follow Fair Housing Act Standards in Real Estate AdsTopics include:Guidelines regarding criminal background screening for housing applicantsWhat do the Real Estate Agents and Real Estate Professionals need to knowBlanket prohibitions on criminal conduct
Claim this listing to keep it up to date, reach guests who want to pitch you, and manage bookings with Guestify.
Claim this listing
