Btw, if you don't close, the holder of the earnest money is on the hook to interpret the contract and either award the EM to one party or send it to arbitration.

Price fixing is illegal so RE companies cannot charge a set industry price.As a Realtor or licensed agent you owe the seller your Fiduciary responsibility.http://www.efmoody.com/arbitration/fiduciary.html The good faith has been interpreted to impose an obligation to act reasonably in order to avoid negligent handling of the beneficiary's interests as well the duty not to favor ANYONE ELSE'S INTEREST (INCLUDING THE TRUSTEES OWN INTEREST) over that of the beneficiary.

Only he can arbitrate this document in French real estate.

There more situations that are addressed in the agreement the less chance that arbitration or other challenges may occur later.

That was a year ago and have already won a judgement.That's why the post is about collection, versus arbitration.

Our local superior court is always encouraging people to use mediation and arbitration as an alternative to clogging their overcrowded schedules.

Then the plaintiff needs (in case of a trial or arbitration) to call for witnesses, etc, etc.

@Mitch H. my understanding from skimming the reform bill is that it forces the parties into arbitration as opposed to allowing it to go directly to trial, but doesn't affect the statue of limitations.

Most partnership agreements I've seen have an arbitration clause to avoid this. 

STR arbitrate is a job and still needs capital to furnish the units and f around.if you want to be in RE without 'investing' in it or owning it, get a job in it.