• Educate your clients about the fair housing laws and the pitfalls of buyer love letters.
• Inform your clients that you will not deliver buyer love letters, and advise others that no buyer love letters will be accepted as part of the MLS listing.
• Remind your clients that their decision to accept or reject an offer should be based on objective criteria only.
• If your client insists on drafting a buyer love letter, do not help your client draft or deliver it.
• Avoid reading any love letter drafted or received by your client.
• Document all offers received and the seller’s objective reason for accepting an offer.

1. For residential gatherings, up to 10 people are permitted. Masks are recommended, not required, if the event occurs at a residence; otherwise, required.
2. For non-residential venues with “fixed seating,” the limit is 20% of the seating capacity (no more than 500 people).
3. For non-residential venues without “fixed seating,” the limit is 20 persons per 1,000 square feet (no more than 50 people).
4. Gatherings of more than 500 people indoors are prohibited regardless of the size of the facility.
5. In nonresidential venues, if people are seated at tables, the number of people at a table must not exceed 6 and tables must be six feet apart.

1. Up to 100 people are permitted at a residence. Masks are recommended if the event is at a residence; otherwise required.
2. At a non-residential venue with fixed seating, the limit is 30% of capacity (no more than 1,000 people).
3. At a non-residential venue without fixed seating, there is a limit of 30 persons per 1,000 square feet (no more than 1,000 people).
4. Gatherings of more than 1,000 people are prohibited.
5. If people are seated at tables, the number of people at a table must not exceed 6 and tables must be six feet apart.

• If at all possible, Sellers should not be present during showings or open houses.
• Prior to any scheduled showing or open house, Sellers should turn on all lights and leave interior doors, drapes and blinds open. This will ensure that anyone entering the home will not need to touch light switches/doorknobs.
• Prior to and after any showing or open house, Sellers should clean and disinfect all frequently touched surfaces, such as doorknobs, handles, light switches and countertops.

• Buyers attending showings/visits should meet their agents at the property and wait in their car for the agent to arrive.
• Buyers should not bring anyone to the showing who does not need to view the property. All adults attending the showing should sign a Showing Certification and Release.
• Buyers should not touch any surfaces in the property. Buyers should not turn off lights or close interior doors. They should not share phones, pens, tablets etc. with anyone else attending the showing.
• Buyers are encouraged to wear gloves and masks while viewing a home. Buyers should use hand sanitizer immediately prior to entering the home and upon exiting prior to getting into their car.
• Buyers should minimize the time physically present at a home.