Hello, this is Kevin Scanlon with All City Real Estate. I'm here today to talk about the upcoming trek mandate regarding advertising rules. As you may have heard, there's been a lot of discussion about these rules, and they go into effect on May 15th. As a compliance and contracts nerd, I love this because it's my birthday. It's like an early birthday present for me to talk to you about these issues. At All City, we believe in a collaborative agent world. We believe in sharing information and knowledge across broker boundaries. We strive to be the best agents we can be and to be fiduciaries to our clients at the highest level. So, let's quickly go over the big points of these new trek rules. First of all, if you are an individual agent and you advertise using your own name, such as Suzy Smith with ABC Realtors, you're in great shape. Just make sure that your broker's name is displayed at 50% of the largest contact information on any consumer-facing advertising. However, if you have a team or a group, the new rules state that you cannot include the words "realty company" or "associates" in your team or group name. You can use the terms "real estate" or "properties" only if the last word of your team or group name is "team" or "group". For example, if your team name is Ace Property Group or Ace Property Team, that would be allowed. But if your team name is Ace and Associates Team or Ace and Company Group, that would not be allowed. It's worth mentioning that the Texas Real Estate Commission recently had a discussion about allowing the word "realty" to be used in team names. However, as of right now, it is still on the list of prohibited words starting...
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However, the TREE contract forms do allow you insert in the last line of each contract item the date of birth. To insert a specific date, or a particular person use the “birth information”. This information is located at the top of TREE Contract forms and will be in ALL copies of the contract and the contract will have a date line with the last column being the birthday of the person or the person's birthdate. A birthdate is usually at the end of the row of the TREE contract in the last column, beginning on the left, this is on the front of the contract. The date of birth is then in the last column of the page, in the last row. There is also a specific format for a “contract name” which you can find by taking a look at each TREE contract item, you will see the last column has a name, followed by a dollar sign. For example. This is the last column, the line to insert: In this specific instance: if you put “NONE” in the field in the first example and insert “N/A” in the first column you have the contract name. You can then use “N/A” in the last column at either end, or use “N/A.
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