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COVID-19: Standardized Clauses, and Financial Support

Episode 4 of the Open House by BCREA podcast, hosted by BC Real Estate Association, titled "COVID-19: Standardized Clauses, and Financial Support" was published on April 9, 2020 and runs 22 minutes.

April 9, 2020 ·22m · Open House by BCREA

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Episode 4, COVID-19: Standardized Clauses, and Financial Support, features conversations with BCREA's legal counsel for Standard Forms Jamie Matthews, and Anna Jones, a Partner at Church Pickard Chartered Professional Accountants. Matthews discusses the concerns around using standardized clauses in transactions during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Jones details the different options for financial support for Realtors and managing brokers. NOTE: This episode was recorded on Monday, April 6, 2020 ...

Episode Description

Episode 4, COVID-19: Standardized Clauses, and Financial Support, features conversations with BCREA's legal counsel for Standard Forms Jamie Matthews, and Anna Jones, a Partner at Church Pickard Chartered Professional Accountants.

Matthews discusses the concerns around using standardized clauses in transactions during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Jones details the different options for financial support for Realtors and managing brokers.

NOTE: This episode was recorded on Monday, April 6, 2020 and therefore may contain information that has since been updated or is no longer relevant or applicable. Please visit the BCREA COVID-19 Resources for REALTORS® page for the latest relevant information.

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