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Thanks to Ryan Castle of the Cape and Islands Association of REALTORS for sharing his…
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We’ve received inquiries from members about potential scam emails they have received. Remember, not all…
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Board of REALTORS Complaint Process:
This one page graphic will give you an overview of the process used by the Board of REALTORS when a complaint is received.
Buyers or sellers who want to resolve differences among themselves or with a REALTOR can take advantage of the Berkshire County Board of REALTORS® endorsed dispute resolution system. This process is administered through our partner, The Berkshire Regional Housing Authority in Pittsfield, MA. The system aids in the settlement of differences between sellers and buyers, and between consumers and real estate practitioners, through mediation rather than costly and time-consuming litigation. The housing authority sets their own fees for this process.
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Mediation:
Mediation is our preferred method of dispute resolution. All local REALTOR® associations must, as a benefit of membership, offer the ability to mediate contractual disputes and resolve claims of unethical conduct. Mediation involves the skillful intervention of a third-party professional to help resolve disputes that arise between two or more parties. We have trained volunteers who administer this mediation meeting and seek to bring all parties together in finding a swift and equitable solution. We offer this service at no cost.
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REALTORS® have voluntarily agreed to abide by a Code of Ethics, for professionalism and protection of the public.
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You’re invited to volunteer on the statewide Professional Standards Committee. Professional Standards Training is required…
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As we begin a new 3 year cycle for the Code of Ethics Training, we…
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Q: Does the smoke detector law apply to mobile homes? A: In Massachusetts, every home must…
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2025 REALTOR Association Dues Payment are due by December 31, 2024. The only exception is if…
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Mass state building codes have been recently updated regarding the requirement of Automatic Sprinkler Systems…
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Do you disclose a family member who isn’t related by blood when listing a property…
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Join us as Peter West presents Real Estate Brokerage Professional Ethics for Residential and Commercial…
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At its Monday meeting, the National Association of REALTORS® Board of Directors approved NAR’s operating,…
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We are so pleased to announce that Berkshire County REALTOR Nancy Kalodner was recognized at…
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We thank all Veterans for your service and your sacrifice! The Board Office will be…
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We would like to extend special thanks to Zackary Seabury, the Health Agent from the…
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The National Association has mandated that ALL REALTORS receive their Code of Ethics training every…
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When entering a listing into the MLS, please don’t skip past the step of geocoding. …
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The Board Office will be Closed on Monday, October 9th for Columbus Day, now commonly referred…
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