GOVERNOR GRETCHEN WHITMER

Lansing, Michigan 48909

Date: April 29,2020

PETITION TO EASE RESTRICTIONS REGARDING REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES

We, the undersigned Realtors of CENTURY 21 Curran & Oberski, our Colleagues, our Clients, Customers and Citizens of the State of Michigan, do hereby respectfully ask that you consider lifting the restrictions on some forms of in-person real estate activity as introduced in the attached comprehensive letter from The Michigan Association of Realtors' President, Maureen Francis on April 22, 2020.

https://www.mirealtors.com/Portals/0/Documents/LettertoGovernor42220.pdf

As May 1 approaches, I, Adam Oberski, Broker/Owner of CENTURY 21 Curran & Oberski support and also encourage the expedition or prioritization of loosening the restrictions we're currently under, and to "consider the many proven examples from surrounding states, where real estate activities have continued in a responsible, health conscious manner," according to the Michigan REALTORS' proposal and, as it continues, "ease the restrictions for a stronger real estate market through limited travel and in-person engagement."

In exchange, We, the undersigned, support and agree to follow the recommendations outlined by Michigan REALTORS, such as:

* Work remotely to the greatest extent possible, conducting in person meetings only when necessary to develop a new listing or for a client to view a property,

* Not hold in-person real estate OPEN HOUSES

* Arrange by appointment all property photography/videography, viewings, inspections, appraisals and final walk- throughs and limit to no more than four people on site at any one time, exercising social distancing at all times.

* And, finally, to follow the proposed and additional protocols as recommended by Michigan REALTORS in the linked/referenced letter

Finally, We, the undersigned, collectively, agree and understand "this pandemic is impacting every Michigan citizen uniquely and are prepared to hold ourselves out as an example of how business can operate intelligently, compassionately and responsibly to best serve clients who wish to call Michigan home" while we ask for an easing of the current restrictions.