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B. Broker Duties Upon Termination. In the event Broker terminates Agreement prior to the
expiration of Agreement, Broker will promptly deliver to Seller copies of all contracts and other
instruments entered into on behalf of Seller, remove Property from any listing services, and return to
the Seller any keys to Property, if applicable. Broker may retain copies of such contracts and
instruments for Broker’s records.
30. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.
A. Appropriate Professional Advice. Seller acknowledges that Broker is being retained solely as a
real estate agent and not as an attorney, tax advisor, lender, appraiser, surveyor, structural engineer,
mold or air quality expert, home inspector, solar panel expert, or other professional service provider.
Broker can counsel on real estate matters, but if Seller desires legal advice, Seller is advised to seek
legal counsel. Seller is advised to seek appropriate professional advice concerning the Property
condition, financing, tax, title insurance, property insurance and legal matters.
B. Service Provider Referrals. Broker or Broker’s sales associates may refer a service provider to
assist Seller in this transaction. This referral is not an endorsement, guarantee or warranty as to the
quality, cost and/or timeliness of the services to be provided. Seller is advised to independently
investigate all options for service providers and consider whether any service provider will work
effectively with Seller. Seller is free to reject any referred service provider for any or no reason.
C. Wire Fraud. Seller should never transmit nonpublic personal information, such as credit or
debit card, bank account or routing numbers, by email or other unsecured electronic communication.
There are numerous e-mail phishing scams that involve fraudulent requests to wire funds in
conjunction with a real estate transaction. If Seller receives any electronic communication directing
the transfer of funds or to provide nonpublic personal information, even if that electronic
communication appears to be from a representative of Broker, do not respond. Such requests, even if
they may otherwise appear to be from Broker, could be part of a scheme to defraud Seller by
misdirecting the transfer of sale proceeds or using Seller’s identity to commit a crime. If Seller
should receive wiring instructions via electronic means that appear to be from a legitimate source
involved in Seller’s real estate transaction, Seller should verify—using contact information other
than that provided in the communication—that the instructions were sent by an actual representative
of the requesting company. Conversely, if Seller has provided wiring instructions to a third party, it
is important to confirm with the representative of said company that the wire instructions are not to
be substituted without Seller’s verified written consent. When wiring funds, never rely exclusively
on an e-mail, fax, or text communication.
D. Subsequent Offers After Contract Acceptance. After a sales contract has been ratified on
Property, Broker recommends Seller obtain the advice of legal counsel prior to acceptance of any
subsequent offer.
E. Governing Law. The laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia will govern the validity,
interpretation, and enforcement of Agreement, without regard to the application of conflict of laws.
F. Binding Agreement. Agreement will be binding upon the parties, and each of their respective
heirs, executors, administrators, successors and permitted assigns. The provisions hereof will survive
the sale of Property and will not be merged therein. Agreement, unless amended in writing by the
parties, contains the final and entire agreement and the parties will not be bound by any terms,
conditions, oral statements, warranties, or representations not herein contained.