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New Commercial Real Estate Law Aims to Create Transparency

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By Joe Gose A new California law that went into effect on Jan. 1 requires commercial real estate agents and brokers to provide clients with written disclosures regarding whom the agents represent, potential conflicts of interest and fiduciary duties. The new rules mirror those that for years have applied to residential real estate agents and […]

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