NCJAR News
On Monday, October 7th, members of North Central Jersey Association of Realtors® (NCJAR) gathered for their Annual Membership Meeting, an event marked by insightful discussions and valuable information for navigating the evolving real estate landscape.
Legal Insights from Jeffrey Dollinger
The meeting commenced with a presentation from board counsel Jeffrey Dollinger, who provided clarity on the recent National Association of Realtors® (NAR) settlement. His discussion centered on the implications of this settlement for daily operations and compliance, emphasizing the importance of understanding the legal landscape ahead. Dollinger’s insights were particularly timely, equipping members with the knowledge necessary to maintain compliance while continuing to effectively serve their clients.
Signage Required at Open Houses
Listing agents will be required to explicitly disclose who they represent at open houses in the form of signage either at the entrance or sign-in sheet for all attendees to see.
The sign must state that the agent represents the seller only and has no relationship with the prospective buyer unless:
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The buyer does not have an exclusive buyer agency agreement with another firm, or
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The buyer agrees to the seller's agent becoming a disclosed dual agent or designated agent.
Please be advised that the NCJAR Wayne Office will be OPEN on the following dates:
- Tuesday, October 15th
- Thursday, October 17th
- Friday, October 18th
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Thank you!
Questions & Concerns: 973-425-0110 or
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