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My Mission

As a California real estate broker (DRE#1788488), fiduciary duty is my mission. I am committed to guiding each client through the real estate experience (the “dance”) with patience and open, frequent communication. I promise to provide clients with comprehensive information and expert advice in a non-judgmental environment. I will work to exceed the client’s expectations developing trust, loyalty, and a lasting relationship resulting in a consistent flow of referrals. This mission produces raving fans.

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The Real Estate "Dance" - Emerson Real Estate

Principals (Buyer with BRBC Broker, Seller with RLA Broker)

Participants (Agent(s), Escrow, (Lender, Inspectors, Appraiser)

Move in fixed order.

Signed delivery required at every turn.

Timelines control.

Use in conjuction with Candyland depictions (Seller , Buyer).

Step	Lead	Forms	Action	Risk if Missed/Mistimed
1	Seller	RLA	Grants Seller representation; listing terms set; listing Active	No marketing control; exclusive period
2	Buyer	BRBC	Grants Buyer representation; compensation % set; financial info due	Illegal to view properties
3	Seller	—	Expose house; market to sell	No competition; no offer
4	Buyer	—	Search for house; maintain worth	No house; no financing
5	Buyer	RPA, (PAL, POF, COP)	Submits initial offer	House lost to other buyer
6	Seller	RPA (SCO/SMCO, SRPR)	Accepts or Counters	Offer expires
7	Mutual	(BCO#, SCO#)	Counters until acceptance; Day Zero	Seller accepts other offer; Buyer reaches limit
8	Seller (ongoing)	—	Seller can choose to never motivate Buyer to commit through COE (passive stance allowed)	Transaction may fail naturally
9	Seller (Escrow)	TDS, SPQ, MCA, SBSA, NHD, Title, WFA +	Deliver statutory and situational disclosures	Legal ramifications; Buyer cancels; loan fails
10	Buyer	(CR, CC)	Perform contingent actions; (commit, cancel)	Loss of leverage; sunk costs; seller turns sour
11	Buyer	(RR)	Remedy request	Forego possible remedies
12	Seller	(RRRR)	Response to remedy request	(not a required action)
13	Seller/Buyer	(NBP/NSP)	Demands contingency removal	Delay of Buyer/Seller cancellation right
14	Buyer	(CR)	Remove contingencies	Seller cancellation
15	Seller	(CC)	Cancel purchase	Buyer never at risk
16	Mutual	(AEA/ADM)	Modify contract terms	Loan docs incorrect; contract incorrect; principals’ wishes denied
17	Buyer	(VP)	Final walk-thru	Loss of leverage; risk of seller negligence
18	Seller/Buyer	(DCE)	Demand to sign closing documents	Escrow remains open and unresolved
19	Mutual	—	Sign closing docs; Close of Escrow (COE); title conveys; monies disbursed	Escrow remains open and unresolved

Forms in parentheses are optional but provide changes to the “dance” which can be simple or complicated.

Core required documents (approx. 14): Agency (AD, PRBS), RLA, BRBC, RPA + counters, statutory disclosures (TDS, SPQ, MCA, SBSA, NHD, Title, WFA, etc.) plus loan/closing docs. A cocktail napkin agreement is technically valid but invites legal/financial disaster.

Do nothing remains valid option at every step. All parties protect own interests.