NC WWREA Form 521 Explained: Why Representation Matters

Описание: NC Form 521 (Working With Real Estate Agents – Lease Transactions) explained clearly for tenants.

Before you sign—or choose tenant agency—watch this to protect yourself.

In this video, I walk you line by line through NC Form 521, officially titled Working With Real Estate Agents – Lease Transactions (Tenants). This is the disclosure every tenant in North Carolina must receive before touring a home, and it’s one of the most misunderstood forms in real estate.

I read the form from start to finish, then explain—in plain English—what it actually means for you as a tenant, including:

What happens if you tour homes unrepresented

How tenant agency protects your interests

The difference between customer vs. client

What your agent can (and cannot) do for you without a signed agreement

Why this disclosure is not a contract and not an obligation

If you’re receiving this video, it’s because I want you to fully understand your options—not just sign paperwork. My goal is transparency, education, and making sure you feel confident moving forward.

📄 Official WWREA Q&A Brochure (Required Reading):
👉 https://www.ncrec.gov/Brochures/WWREA...
📍 Best watched before signing NC Form 521 or Form 460

👉 Next Step:
If you’d like professional representation, stronger protection, and someone advocating for you throughout the rental process, choosing Tenant Agency is the next move. Reach out anytime with questions—I’m here to help.

00:00 – Why NC Form 521 Matters for Tenants
00:45 – What the WWREA Disclosure Is (and Is Not)
01:40 – Who This Form Applies To
02:25 – Unrepresented Tenant vs Tenant Agency
03:30 – What an Agent Can Do Without Representation
04:35 – How Tenant Agency Protects You
06:05 – Common Tenant Misunderstandings
07:10 – Why I Send This Video With the Form
08:05 – Next Steps & Choosing Tenant Agency