I disagree with those that assert it, but there are very legitimate people whose reading of the law say it is required.I will tell you what is required by law though....if you want to see a property that is listed from my brokerage, and you want me to represent you...then I must have a written buyer/agency agreement with you.  

I assert if we all the information, we could better assist you.

The article asserts that the vacancy rate for Adams County apartments sandwiched between East Colfax Avenue to the south and I-70 to the north currently sits at an unheard of 0%, according to data collected by the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.No Vacancy? 

Wendell, the issue becomes how and when you place the offer:- if you place an offer during the FirstLook period (typically the first 20 days a property is actively listed) and identify yourself as an owner occupant, you will be required to sign a binding document that asserts that you will live in the property as an owner occ for at least 12 months.

Parties frequently assert authority they do not have.

It's free, it gets you out there evaluating property, it gets you out in your area becoming an expert of your own turf, and it gets you talking to people and building the confidence you need to assert yourself into deals. 

Then as one blogger wisely asserts in an LLC, you also can't represent yourself in, say, a simple default case against a tenant.

He spoke of buyouts and that can occur and that if there was any equity left that the borrowers can assert that equity as theirs even if they have a second that they have not been paying on.  

I've often found that if you refute the validity of someone's assertion, it's best to do it with fact and evidence versus, "No...your wrong".

I stand by my assertion that areas west of Sooner still have a long way to go.