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Follow the step-by-step guide to add Guaranty Agreement mark:
- Log in to your airSlate SignNow account.
- Locate your document in your folders or upload a new one.
- Open the document and make edits using the Tools menu.
- Drag & drop fillable fields, add text and sign it.
- Add multiple signers using their emails and set the signing order.
- Specify which recipients will get an executed copy.
- Use Advanced Options to limit access to the record and set an expiration date.
- Click Save and Close when completed.
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[Music] hi I'm Sheila McGee GL VAERS 2017 MLS chair and I'm David Sanders govt ARS general counsel the Board of Directors in conjunction with the forms committee and the MLS committee has recently approved an update to the ER and EA listing agreements for clarity we will reference the ER listing agreement however the changes apply to both documents this video is designed to assist realtors in identifying the changes in the 2017 listing agreement and includes brief explanations to clarify the impacted sections this video will provide an overview of these changes but you are encouraged to review the form for yourself the ER and EA listing agreements will then go live for use by all members on September 1st 2017 here is an overview of the changes section 3 property offered for sale section 3 property offered for sale has been updated to include a disclaimer that while the seller has identified property to be excluded or included in the sale the RP a is controlling on this issue and broker is not responsible or guarantee that the items identified in the listing agreement will be in the RP a a leased earlene property section was also added so that a seller can identify items such as solar power systems alarm systems and other leased property section 10 fair housing section 10 fair housing was updated to reflect the most current fair housing disclosure requirements section 19 advertising the advertising section section 19 was updated to explain to the seller that once images are placed on the Internet neither the broker agent or the seller have control over who can view such images and what users may make of the images or how long such images may remain on the Internet the section was also updated to explain that prospective buyers and/or other persons coming onto the property may take photographs video and/or other images of the property seller agrees that the broker or agent does not have the ability to control or block the taking of and use of images by such persons once the images are taken and or put into electronic display on the internet or otherwise published neither the broker nor the seller has well over how such images are used this language will clarify the brokers ability to control images once they have been placed on the Internet section 20 seller opt outs section 20 seller opt outs is a required section pursuant to the consent decree between the US Department of Justice and the National Association of Realtors this language is required in all listing agreements used at govt our govt are reached out to NAR to specifically identify what language was required by the decree as such this section has been streamlined to only 2 opt outs online commentary and automated estimates of value previously gl var had 4 opt-out options those have been reduced to the required to opt outs we just discussed the two that were removed not displaying the listing at all and not displaying the address of the property are now referenced in section 20 lines 2 32 through 235 of the listing agreement should the seller wish to not display the address or the entire listing the parties can address it in the additional terms section agents are reminded to review section 20 in its entirety the 2017 version of the ER and EA listing agreements are the culmination of the efforts of the 2016-2017 MLS committees the forms committee the board of directors and several individual Realtors who donated time in its preparation as well thank you all for your efforts specific legal questions including interpretation of contractual language should be directed to the Nevada Association of Realtors legal answer line at one eight hundred seven four eight six nine nine nine for technical assistance and troubleshooting with transaction desk contact technical support at [Music]
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