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Governor Phil Murphy recently signed the Real Estate Consumer Protection Enhancement Act (Bill S3192/A4454) into law. Effective August 1, 2024, this law introduces measures to protect both consumers and real estate licensees in New Jersey.
Here are the key changes:
1. Seller's Property Condition Disclosure Statement Required
Sellers must provide a fully completed property condition disclosure statement before buyers are contractually obligated. This ensures buyers have all necessary information, promoting informed decisions and reducing potential disputes.
2. Designated Agency Allowed
Brokerages can now appoint different agents to represent both the seller and the buyer within the same transaction. This ensures full fiduciary duties to each client, even when represented by the same brokerage.
Attention NJ Realtors! Crucial changes to NJ licensing laws are going into effect on August 1. Don't miss this essential webinar to ensure you're fully prepared for these upcoming changes. This event is free for NCJAR members.
Why You Must Attend:
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Stay Compliant: Learn about the new requirements and how they impact your daily operations.
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Designated Agency: Understand how this new agency model works and its implications for you.
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Brokerage Service Agreements: Know what must be included and where to find these agreements.
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Compensation Offers: Find out how to get information on potential offers of compensation from sellers or listing agents.
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Tell Me More: Please read the questions and answers below for additional information about when the law goes into effect, seller disclosure requirements, and dual and designated agency.
When does the Real Estate Consumer Protection Enhancement Act go into effect?
The law goes into effect on Aug. 1 and the National Association of Realtors® mandatory practice changes must be implemented by Aug. 17.
