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Texas Homestead Notice

New Central Appraisal District Procedures in Texas You Need to Know About

Beginning in 2024, a modification in the Texas Tax Code requires all Central Appraisal Districts to verify a property owner’s eligibility to continue to receive their homestead exemption. For most districts, this will consist of a review every five years, potentially necessitating some homeowners to reapply for their exemption. Should you receive notification from your Central Appraisal District, it’s crucial not to disregard it. Take proactive measures to confirm your eligibility and ensure ongoing access to the advantages provided by the homestead exemption.

What changed?

The new HMS law require the CAD to put a procedure in place to confirm exemptions are still applicable at minimum once every five years.

SECTION 1. Section 11.43, Tax Code, is amended by adding Subsection (h-1) to read as follows:

(h-1) The chief appraiser of an appraisal district shall develop a program for the periodic review of each residence homestead exemption granted by the district under Section 11.13 to confirm that the recipient of the exemption still qualifies for the exemption. The program must require the chief appraiser to review each residence homestead exemption at least once every five tax years. The program may provide for the review to take place in phases, with a portion of the exemptions reviewed in each tax year.

SECTION 2. The chief appraiser of an appraisal district shall develop and implement the program required by Section 11.43(h-1), Tax Code, as added by this Act, not later than January 1, 2024. The program must provide that the first five-year review cycle required by that section begins on that date.

SECTION 3.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2023

What didn’t change?

  • Duty to notify- Property owner must notify the chief appraiser in writing before May 1 of the year after his or her right to this exemption ends.
  • No requirement to refile annually- Property owner does not need to reapply annually, but must reapply if the chief appraiser requires additional information or reapplication.

What does that mean to me?

In an effort for CAD to verify applicable exemptions, homeowners may receive requests by the chief appraiser to reapply for the existing exemptions.  Failure to not respond to these requests may result in a loss of all exemptions for the current calendar year and future years. Do not ignore requests from the CAD for reapplication or additional information.

What documentation may be required?

Along with a completed application. “Attach a copy of property owner’s driver’s license or state-issued personal identification certificate. The address listed on the driver’s license or state-issued personal identification certificate must correspond to the property address for which the exemption is requested. Property owners who reside in certain facilities or participate in a certain address confidentiality program may be exempt from this requirement. The chief appraiser may waive the requirements for certain active duty U.S. armed services members or their spouses or holders of certain driver’s licenses.”

Are you sure this isn’t fraud?

If you are concerned the request is fraudulent, please contact the CAD at the numbers below.  Remember there is NO fee to apply for exemptions or reapply for exemptions.

Collin County Central Appraisal District – 469.742.9200
Dallas County Central Appraisal District – 214.631.0520
Denton County Central Appraisal District – 940.349.3800
Ellis County Central Appraisal District – 972.937.3552
Grayson County Central Appraisal District – 903.893.9673
Hunt County Central Appraisal District – 903.454.3510
Johnson County Central Appraisal District – 817.648.3000
Kaufman County Central Appraisal District – 972.932.6081
Parker County Central Appraisal District – 817.596.0077
Rockwall County Central Appraisal District – 972.771.2034
Tarrant County Central Appraisal District – 817.284.0024
Wise County Central Appraisal District – 940.627.3081

For more information, check out our Texas Tax Exemptions flyer.

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Republic Title Offers a Spring Market Outlook For North Texas Residential Real Estate

As the North Texas real estate market gears up for the spring season, there’s an air of optimism and anticipation. With several factors at play, this year’s spring market promises to be dynamic and promising for buyers and sellers alike.

This outlook is provided by Republic Title, an industry leader and title expert with over 30 years of experience in North Texas, who closely monitors market trends and provides valuable insights to stakeholders in the real estate industry.

1. Dallas-Fort Worth Ranks as The No. 2 Hottest Housing Market

According to the latest RE/MAX National Housing Report, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex has secured its position as the No. 2 hottest housing market in the nation. This ranking underscores the region’s enduring appeal and resilience, positioning it as a top destination for homebuyers and investors alike. With demand remaining robust and inventory levels tight, the D-FW housing market is poised to continue its upward trajectory, offering promising opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

2. Anticipated Faster Recovery Than The National Average

Despite economic fluctuations, North Texas is expected to rebound faster than the national average. The region’s diverse economy, coupled with its strong job market and population growth, serves as a catalyst for recovery. As businesses expand and economic activity resumes, consumer confidence is expected to strengthen, further fueling housing market activity. This accelerated recovery trajectory bodes well for homeowners and prospective buyers, signaling a return to growth and prosperity in the North Texas real estate market.

Home prices are expected to rise during this year’s spring market.

3. Projected Rise in Home Prices

Home prices in North Texas are anticipated to continue their upward trajectory during the spring market. Limited inventory coupled with high demand exerts upward pressure on home prices, making it a seller’s market in many areas. Buyers should be prepared to act quickly and competitively to secure desirable properties, while sellers stand to benefit from favorable pricing dynamics. Despite affordability challenges, the prospect of lower mortgage rates in the near future may provide some relief for buyers.

4. All Eyes on The Federal Reserve

As the real estate market enters the spring season, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve and its monetary policy decisions. While most experts do not predict an immediate drop in mortgage rates, there is speculation about potential rate adjustments later in the year.

For those in the homebuying market, an option to consider is to proceed with a purchase now and explore the opportunity to refinance when rates are expected to decrease. This strategic approach allows buyers to take advantage of current market conditions while keeping future opportunities in mind.

According to statistics from the U.S. Burea of Labor Statistics, Dallas has the second fastest-growing job market in the country.

5. Dallas Boasts the Second Fastest-Growing Job Market

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Dallas continues to solidify its reputation as a thriving economic hub, with the second fastest-growing job market in the country. The region’s diversified economy, business-friendly environment, and skilled workforce attract businesses and talent from across the nation.

As job opportunities abound and wages rise, North Texas remains an attractive destination for professionals and families seeking career advancement and economic prosperity. This robust job market not only drives housing demand but also fosters long-term stability and growth in the real estate sector.

6. Vigilance Against Wire Fraud Scams

Despite the positive outlook for the spring market, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals must remain vigilant against wire fraud scams. With the increasing reliance on digital platforms for transactions, cybercriminals continue to target unsuspecting individuals in real estate transactions.

It’s essential for all parties involved to exercise caution, verify the authenticity of communication channels, and implement secure payment protocols to mitigate the risk of wire fraud. By staying informed and adopting best practices for cybersecurity, stakeholders can safeguard their interests and ensure a smooth and secure real estate transaction process.

In conclusion, the spring market outlook for residential real estate in North Texas is marked by optimism, resilience, and promising opportunities. With favorable market conditions, anticipated interest rate adjustments, and a robust job market, the stage is set for a vibrant and dynamic season ahead.

Ready to navigate the North Texas real estate landscape? Ask your real estate agent about Republic Title and let our experienced team guide you to your real estate goals!

 

Source: Candysdirt.com – Republic Title Offers a Spring Market Outlook For North Texas Residential Real Estate – CandysDirt.com

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Spotlight on Murphy

Whether you’re a lifelong resident or new to the area, there’s always something new to discover about your neighborhood.  With that in mind, we created a Fast Facts sheet for cities and neighborhoods all over the DFW area. Our DFW Area fast facts have detailed real estate insights, things to do, places to shop and some of our favorite restaurants in each area.

Murphy, Texas, is a thriving suburb nestled in Collin County, just northeast of Dallas. Known for its tranquil neighborhoods and top-rated schools, Murphy offers residents a peaceful yet convenient lifestyle. With well-maintained parks, community events, and easy access to nearby shopping and dining options, Murphy is an ideal place for families and individuals seeking a close-knit community atmosphere.

Head to our website now to get all the details you need to stay up-to-date and in-the-know about your local neighborhood. Your community is waiting for you! republictitle.com/dfw-area-city-fast-facts

POPULATION

21K

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

$159K

MEDIAN AGE

39

HOUSING

90% OWN
10% RENT

AVERAGE SALES PRICE

$588K

AREA ACTIVITIES & FEATURES

• SACHSE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
• MUDDY CREEK NATURE RESERVE
• SACHSE PUBLIC LIBRARY
• JOE J. AND PATRICIA D. STONE PARK
• HAPIK DALLAS FIREWHEEL
• SALMON PARK

FAVORITE LOCAL DINING & DRINK SPOTS

• SACHSE ICE HOUSE • BOP JOA •FRANKIE’S MEXICAN
CUISINE • OSAKA HIBACHI SUSHI AND BAR • WOODBRIDGE
CAFÉ • THE BRASS TAP • PRIMO BROTHERS PIZZA •
• PHO STATION • DOUGH GOURMET PIZZA • THE FILLMORE
PUB • TAQUERIA GUANAJUATO • YE SHIRE TAVERN •
• MR. PIDE • PANDA CHEF • GYROS & KABOBS • THE TIPSY
  CHICKEN • MANNY’S TEX-MEX • SACHSE NUTRITION •

FAVORITE LOCAL SHOPPING

• FIREWHEEL TOWN CENTER • LAVISH REALM • ALLEN
PREMIUM OUTLETS • AESTHETIC BOUTIQUE •

AVERAGE DRIVE TIMES

• DOWNTOWN DALLAS | 42 MINUTES
• DALLAS LOVE FIELD AIRPORT | 40 MINUTES
• DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT | 35 MINUTES
• AT&T STADIUM & GLOBE LIFE FIELD | 50 MINUTES
• DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH | 65 MINUTES

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February 2024 DFW Real Estate Stats

February 2024 showed positive trends in terms of increased new listings, active listings, and a decrease in days on market across North Texas. However, closed sales varied, with some counties experiencing notable declines. Additionally, while the average sales price increased in most counties, Collin County stood out with a slight decline. These variations indicate a dynamic real estate market with differing trends across different counties in North Texas.

  1. New Listings:
       – Overall Trend: All counties experienced significant increases in new listings compared to February 2023, indicating a surge in properties entering the market.
       – Notable Difference: Collin County saw the highest increase at 46.6%, while Denton County followed closely with a 38.6% increase.
  1. Active Listings:
       – Overall Trend: Active listings rose across all counties, suggesting growth in available inventory compared to February 2023.
       – Notable Difference: Dallas County had the highest increase at 30.9%, while Denton County had a notable rise of 20.6%.
  1. Days on Market:
       – Overall Trend: Days on market decreased in most counties, indicating properties sold faster compared to February 2023.
       – Notable Difference: Denton County experienced the most significant decrease at 12.7%, while Tarrant County saw a more modest decline of 1.9%. Rockwall County was an outlier with a 13% increase in days on market over February 2023.
  1. Closed Sales:
       – Overall Trend: Closed sales varied across counties, with some experiencing slight declines while others saw more significant decreases compared to February 2023.
       – Notable Difference: Denton County had the highest decline at 11.8%, whereas Collin County saw a slight decrease of 2.9%. Rockwall County was an outlier with a 3.9% increase in closed sales over February 2023.
  1. Average Sales Price:
       – Overall Trend: The average sales price increased in most counties, indicating a positive trend in pricing compared to February 2023.
       – Notable Difference: Collin County experienced a slight decline of 1.3% in average sales price, contrasting with the overall upward trend observed in other counties.

Our stats infographics include a year over year comparison and area highlights for single family homes broken down by county. We encourage you to share these infographics and video with your sphere.

For more stats information, pdfs and graphics of our stats including detailed information by county, visit the Resources section on our website at DFW Area Real Estate Statistics | Republic Title of Texas.

For the full report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center, click here. For NTREIS County reports click here.

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DFW Area Spring Festivals & Events

Spring is a wonderful time to explore the Dallas-Fort Worth area and experience some of the exciting festivals and events that take place during this season! From cultural celebrations to food festivals, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Check out some of our favorite Spring Festivals below or download our list of Spring Festivals and Events in the DFW Area Resources section on our website here: https://www.republictitle.com/dfw-area-resources/

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How To Prepare Your Home For Spring

Happy first day of Spring! It’s time to get your home ready for the warmer weather! Get ahead of the game with our helpful tips for spring cleaning and maintenance. From deep cleaning your kitchen to exterior inspections, we have all the tips you need to make your home sparkle and shine.

INTERIOR

• Inspect and change out HVAC filters.
• Clean kitchen sink disposal.
• Clean range hood filters.
• Inspect your fire extinguisher(s).
• Get your air conditioning system ready for summer; empty drain pans, check hose connections for leaks.
• Consider getting an HVAC technician to service your system biannually. This will help it run optimally year-round.
• Inspect your attic crawl spaces. Look for signs of vermin infestation. Contact a pest control professional if any concerns arise.
• Run water and flush toilets in unused spaces.
• Check water softener and add salt if needed.
• Test your water heater’s pressure relief valve.
• Test smoke/carbon monoxide detectors and replace batteries if necessary.
• Spring cleaning! Now is the time to give your house a deep clean.

EXTERIOR

• Get your lawn ready for the warm temperatures. Clear your yard of any debris and aerate your lawn if needed (you might need a professional to do this.)
• Early spring is the best time to lay pre-emergent herbicide. This will prevent weeds from growing.
• Check exterior drainage & clean out gutters.
• Inspect the exterior of your home for soil erosion and add fill dirt/sod if needed.
• Inspect roof for damage, leaks and missing shingles.
• Inspect exterior walls including eaves for any cracks or holes where insects or critters could enter.
• Check seals around windows, caulk if necessary.
• Check for loose, warped or splintered boards on your deck/patio. Now is a good time to seal/stain if needed.
• If you stored your lawn furniture for the winter, bring it outdoors and give it a rinse or wash with a mild detergent.
• Go ahead and have a little fun! Plant seasonal flowers to add color to your landscape. Flowers that thrive in spring in North Texas are cosmos, marigolds, zinnias and pentas.

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Spotlight on Mesquite

Whether you’re a lifelong resident or new to the area, there’s always something new to discover about your neighborhood.  With that in mind, we created a Fast Facts sheet for cities and neighborhoods all over the DFW area. Our DFW Area fast facts have detailed real estate insights, things to do, places to shop and some of our favorite restaurants in each area.

Mesquite, Texas, is a bustling suburban city located east of Dallas. With a rich history rooted in its Western heritage, Mesquite offers a blend of modern amenities and small-town charm. The city boasts numerous parks, recreational facilities, and cultural attractions, making it a vibrant community with a strong sense of identity and community pride.

Head to our website now to get all the details you need to stay up-to-date and in-the-know about your local neighborhood. Your community is waiting for you! republictitle.com/dfw-area-city-fast-facts

POPULATION

148K

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

$58K

MEDIAN AGE

38

HOUSING

62% OWN
38% RENT

AVERAGE SALES PRICE

$301K

AREA ACTIVITIES & FEATURES

• SPRAY ZONE AT CLAY MATHIS PARK
• WESTLAKE SPORTS CENTER
• MESQUITE GOLF CLUB
• TOWN EAST PARK
• PASCHALL PARK DISC GOLF
• PORTER PARK
• MESQUITE ARTS CENTER
• CORNER THEATRE
• CELEBRATION STATION
• SAMUELL FARM
• FLORENCE RANCH HOMESTEAD | HISTORY EXHIBIT

FAVORITE LOCAL DINING & DRINK SPOTS

• ATHENEOS GREEK VILLAGE CAFÉ • YIA YIA’S HOUSE OF
GYROS • POSADOS CAFÉ • CAFÉ DEL RIO • BUBBA’S 33 •
• DIA DE LOS TACOS • MESQUITE BBQ SINCE 1959 •
• ALEJANDRO’S AT FRONT STREET STATION • BEAR CAVE
COFFEE • BIG BOI’S CHICKEN AND WAFFLES • JOE’S PIZZA
& PASTA • DOS PANCHAS • THE BULL’S PEN CAFÉ •
• TINO’S RESTAURANT • MESQUITE DINER • PEPPER’S CAFE •
• COUNTRY DINER CAFE • CATFISH COVE • JUICY
SEAFOOD AND BAR • JAMAICA COOK SHOP • BLACK
BEAR DINER • KAZE SUSHI & HIBACHI • MR TERIYAKI •

FAVORITE LOCAL SHOPPING

• MY STYLE BOUTIQUE • BELLA’S WESTERN WEAR • TOWN
EAST MALL • BIRDS OF A FEATHER SHOPPE TOGETHER •
• ANTIQUE GALLERY •

AVERAGE DRIVE TIMES

• DOWNTOWN DALLAS | 25 MINUTES
• DALLAS LOVE FIELD AIRPORT | 35 MINUTES
• DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT | 35 MINUTES
• AT&T STADIUM & GLOBE LIFE FIELD | 45 MINUTES
• DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH | 60 MINUTES

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Republic Title Tip – Title Insurance: Safeguarding Your Home

When it comes to purchasing a home, the excitement of finding the perfect property can often overshadow the importance of ensuring the title is clear and free of any disputes. Yet, overlooking this crucial step can lead to significant financial and legal ramifications. This is where title insurance steps in as a guardian of your investment, providing assurance and protection against unforeseen risks. In this Republic Title Tip, we delve into the significance of title insurance for homebuyers, shedding light on why it’s an indispensable aspect of the real estate transaction process.

What Is Title Insurance?

First and foremost, let’s unravel the concept of title insurance. In essence, title insurance is a specialized type of insurance that indemnifies homeowners against loss arising from defects in the title or ownership of a property.

Unlike other forms of insurance that protect against future events, title insurance is a one-time premium and focuses on mitigating risks associated with past events that may affect the property’s legal ownership.

Why Is Title Insurance Necessary?

Consider this: When purchasing a home, you’re not just acquiring the physical structure and land. You’re also buying the legal history.

By conducting a comprehensive title search, title insurance companies unearth any potential clouds on the title, such as unpaid taxes, liens, undisclosed heirs, or unresolved legal disputes. If an issue arises after purchase, title insurance provides coverage for loss, costs, attorney’s fees, and expenses, thereby shielding homeowners from financial liabilities that could otherwise jeopardize their investment.

Title Insurance for Ownership Disputes

One of the primary risks title insurance protects against is the threat of ownership disputes. Imagine purchasing your dream home, only to discover months or even years later that another party has a legal claim to the property.

Such scenarios can arise for various reasons, including errors in public records, forged documents, or undisclosed heirs asserting their rights to the property. Without title insurance, resolving these disputes can entail lengthy and costly legal battles, potentially resulting in the loss of your home and investment.

Title Fraud, Errors, and Property Easements

Moreover, title insurance also guards against title defects that may arise post-purchase. These defects can range from errors or omissions in the title documentation, fraud, or forgery, to someone else having an easement on your property, or no access to your property. Without adequate protection, homeowners could find themselves facing substantial financial burdens to rectify these issues or even risk losing their property altogether.

Republic Title understands the significance of title insurance in safeguarding their clients’ investments. As a trusted resource and industry expert, they go above and beyond to ensure your real estate transactions are conducted with the utmost diligence and integrity. Their team of experienced professionals conducts thorough title searches, leveraging technology and industry expertise to identify and mitigate any potential risks to your investment.

Republic Title offers a range of title insurance policies tailored to meet the unique needs of homeowners and lenders alike. Whether you’re purchasing a new home, refinancing an existing mortgage, or conducting a commercial real estate transaction, Republic Title can provide comprehensive coverage and exceptional service at every step.

Title insurance is not just another box to check off during the home-buying process — it’s a critical safeguard covering title risks. By partnering with Republic Title, you can trust your real estate transactions are in expert hands, backed by decades of industry experience and a commitment to excellence.

Source: Candysdirt.com – Title Insurance: Safeguarding Your Home Investment – CandysDirt.com

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March Class Calendar

Republic Title is pleased to offer a variety of continuing education classes for our customers. Join us in March for classes including:

Cybersecurity Basics for Brokers & Agents
This class will help licensees understand the importance of being ‘cyber- vigilant’ in addition to learning steps to take in order to protect themselves and their clients from cyber-attacks.
March 5th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Zoom

Step Up Your Instagram Game
In today’s real estate market, Instagram marketing is essential to showcasing who you are and connecting with your sphere. Are you ready to take your Instagram to the next level? Join us in this class for a complete guide to Instagram including ways to enhance your bio, tools for creating great content, how to target and attract buyers and sellers, and much more!
March 5th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Republic Title Preston Legacy Office

Survey Issues
Join us for this class intended to help licensees understand surveys and the applicable paragraphs in the TREC 1-4 Family Residential Contract and prepare them for any potential survey issues that may arise.
March 6th
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Republic Title Frisco Office

Definitions & Rules of the Forward 1031 Exchange
In this class, you will learn how the general workings of a 1031 Exchange can be very beneficial to agents who work with investors. This class will help you recognize potential situations that may warrant or justify a 1031 Exchange for your client.
March 7th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Republic Title Preston Legacy Office

Incredible Canva Tips and Tricks
Boost your listings and properties easily and efficiently using Canva’s beautiful real estate templates. Join us to learn new tips and tricks to make designing even easier and make marketing one of your new favorite tasks!
March 12th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Zoom

New Forms Editor – zipForm®
The new forms editor in zipForm® introduces several intelligent and intuitive features, giving agents and brokers everything they need to prepare and send forms faster than ever. With a new and improved workspace, you can autofill forms, fill out multiple forms at once, mark up documents, add personalized clauses and quickly add signers and property information.
March 14th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Republic Title North Dallas Office

TREC Legal Update I
Material mandated by TREC: Legal Update I covers various topics related to changes in regulations, forms, and standards of practice in the real estate industry including: TREC statute and rule updates, an overview of changes to and best practices for promulgated contract and addenda forms, and updated information on fair housing and property management laws and regulations.
March 19th
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Republic Title Uptown Office

It’s All Foreign to Me
This class will cover many areas of a transaction involving a non-US citizen including Foreign Investors Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA), Foreign Wills, Mexican Matricula Consular and Foreign Acknowledgments.
March 19th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Republic Title Preston Legacy Office

Mortgage Tools for Buyers and Buyers Agents

Tools Discussed:
(1) Real Estate Report Card: Shows potential clients the health of their local market using metrics like home inventory, affordability index and appreciation
(2) Buy vs Rent Comparison: Allow you to compare your estimated monthly payment for renting, or buying but also includes additional analytics. Estimate of the homes future value ass well as the possible tax savings you could realize when buying a home
(3) Investment Property Analyzer: Cash flow estimate year 1 through 10, cash on cash return, overall Expected ROI
(4) Cost of waiting analysis: Estimate the cost of waiting to purchase

Guest Instructor: Kyle Wilcox | Business Development Manager, ITrustLendingTeam
*No CE provided – for informational purposes only*
March 19th
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Republic Title Frisco Office

New Forms Editor-zipForm
The new forms editor in zipForm® introduces several intelligent and intuitive features, giving agents and brokers everything they need to prepare and send forms faster than ever. With a new and improved workspace, you can autofill forms, fill out multiple forms at once, mark up documents, add personalized clauses and quickly add signers and property information.
March 20th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Lakewood Country Club

Top Ten Contract Addenda
Join us to review 10 of the most commonly utilized TREC contract addenda including Third Party Financing Addendum, Addendum for Backup Contract and more. APPROVED TREC CONTRACT COURSE.
March 20th
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Zoom

DocuSign Dynamics
Unleash the full potential of a paperless workflow with DocuSign®. Our engaging, hands-on class dives right into the heart of DocuSign®, empowering you to sign and send documents effortlessly from any corner of the globe.
March 21st
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Zoom

The State of Insurance in Texas

Insurance market conditions are drastically changing in Texas. This course will explore contributing factors, the effect on the real estate process and solutions to best help your clients.

Guest Instructor: Todd Campbell with Farmers Insurance
*No CE provided – for informational purposes only*
March 21st
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Republic Title North Dallas

TREC Legal Update I
Material mandated by TREC: Legal Update I covers various topics related to changes in regulations, forms, and standards of practice in the real estate industry including: TREC statute and rule updates, an overview of changes to and best practices for promulgated contract and addenda forms, and updated information on fair housing and property management laws and regulations.
March 27th
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Lakes at Castle Hills