Effective Date. The “Effective Date” of this Sponsored Feature Agreement (this “Agreement”) is the earliest of: (i) the date on which Client clicks “I Agree,” checks an “I accept” box, or otherwise electronically assents to this Agreement through the Site’s Intake Form (currently powered by JetForm) or any successor mechanism; (ii) the date on which Client remits any portion of the Sponsored Feature Fee; or (iii) the date on which Client delivers written approval of the draft Sponsored Feature (including approval by e-mail).

Parties. This Agreement is entered into by and between Jungle Haus LLC, a Delaware limited liability company with its principal place of business in Kapa‘a, Hawai‘i (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), owner and operator of https://www.PrimeRealEstateMagazine.com (the “Site”), and the party that accepts this Agreement as described above (“Client,” “you,” or “your”). Company and Client are each a “Party” and, collectively, the “Parties.”

1. DEFINITIONS

1.1 Sponsored Feature. The advertising placement provided by Company, whether paid or issued under a Promotional Waiver/Promotional Discount, that may include:

(a) Article. Three to five Q&A pairs produced by this workflow: Company supplies pre-written questions (some with placeholders such as “[CITY],” “[NAME]”), Client selects questions and provides written answers, and Company may edit, re-phrase, or replace placeholders for clarity, branding, or SEO before or after publication.

(b) Hero image. Either (i) an original photograph from Client, (ii) a stylized version of that photograph at Client’s request, or (iii) an image chosen solely by Company.

(c) Supplementary image or graphic. Up to one additional visual element created or selected by Company at its option.

(d) Contact-Information Block (“CIB”). Every Sponsored Feature includes a CIB that, at a minimum, displays: Licensee’s legal name exactly as it appears on the license issued by the applicable real-estate commission; state of licensure; licensee’s real-estate license number; licensed brokerage firm name exactly as it appears in commission records; brokerage firm location, city and state, or the full street address when required by State Rules; brokerage firm phone number where a telephone contact is mandated by State Rules; brokerage firm license number where State Rules require that number to appear in advertising.

Immediately below the CIB, Company will insert the following standardized HUD Equal Housing Opportunity Statement (the “HUD Statement”) in unmodified form:

“We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the Nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.”

At Client’s election the CIB may also include: (i) an outbound hyperlink to Client’s website or controlled online profile; (ii) a business telephone number; (iii) an e-mail address for the licensee; and/or (iv) additional descriptive text, provided doing so does not violate adjacency, font-size, or other display rules in State Rules.

Client represents and warrants that: (i) Client has full authority to provide, and to authorize Company to publish, each item in the CIB; (ii) the CIB, together with the HUD Statement, satisfies all federal and State Rules applicable to the Sponsored Feature in each jurisdiction in which Client is licensed; (iii) if any jurisdiction requires disclosures beyond the CIB and HUD Statement, Client has supplied such wording before final approval; (iv) Client’s and the employing brokerage’s licenses are active and in good standing in every jurisdiction referenced in the CIB and will remain so during publication; and (v) Client will not grant final approval unless the CIB is complete and fully compliant. Client acknowledges that it, not Company, is solely responsible for the substantive compliance of the CIB and any additional disclosures with all State Rules and federal fair-housing requirements. Formatting, layout, and ultimate inclusion of every element remain solely within Company’s editorial discretion.

1.2 Client Content means all text, images, logos, trademarks, data, and other materials Client submits for inclusion in the Sponsored Feature.

1.3 Sponsored Feature Fee means the non-refundable fee of one hundred ninety-nine U.S. dollars (US $199) payable by Client for a standard placement, unless reduced or waived under a Promotional Waiver/Promotional Discount.

1.4 Promotional Waiver means a discretionary credit issued by Company that reduces the Sponsored Feature Fee for a term to zero dollars (US $0) while leaving all other obligations intact.

1.5 Promotional Discount means any percentage or fixed-dollar reduction to the Sponsored Feature Fee that Company elects to grant through a referral code, coupon, partner program, or similar incentive. Client consents to Company disclosing, where required by law or Company policy, that a referral fee or other consideration was paid to an Affiliate Partner in connection with Client’s order.

1.6 Mid-Term Edit Fee means Company’s then-current fee (as stated on the invoice or Site) for Client-requested factual edits during an active twelve-month term.

1.7 Refresh Fee means Company’s then-current fee (as stated on the invoice or Site) for Client-requested updates made at or after the end of a term; payment starts a new twelve-month term.

1.8 Broker Approval means any written review, sign-off, supervision, or other formal authorization of advertising that applicable real-estate regulations require an employing or designated broker to provide before publication. Obtaining, retaining, and complying with Broker Approval is solely the responsibility of Client (and its broker), not of Company.

1.9 State Rules means all federal, state, territorial, and local statutes, regulations, administrative rules, and industry standards that govern real-estate advertising in every jurisdiction where Client is licensed, conducts business, or distributes the Sponsored Feature. State Rules include, without limitation, requirements concerning: display of brokerage and licensee names; display of license or registration numbers; Broker Approval or broker supervision; fair-housing statements, logos, or equal-housing disclosures; record-retention or audit obligations; mandatory contact information (address, telephone, e-mail); and formatting constraints such as font size, placement, or adjacency. Client bears the sole responsibility for identifying, complying with, and supplying all information required by applicable State Rules.

1.10 Affiliate Partner means a third party that refers Client to Company under a separate written agreement and may receive a referral fee from Company. Payments (if any) to an Affiliate Partner do not alter Client’s obligations to Company.

1.11 Site means the website located at https://www.PrimeRealEstateMagazine.com and any successor domain operated by Company.

1.12 Intake Form means the online application or submission mechanism on the Site, or any successor mechanism designated by Company, through which Client supplies Client Content, State-Rule disclosures, and related instructions.

1.13 Compliance Takedown Address means compliance@PrimeRealEstatePublishing.com (or any successor address posted on the Site). An automated acknowledgment from that mailbox or any written reply constitutes Company’s “acknowledgment” of notice.

2. SERVICES & WORKFLOW

2.1 Submission. Client shall upload all Client Content and select three (3) to five (5) questions via the Intake Form (Section 1.12). Client alone is responsible for the completeness, accuracy, legal sufficiency, and privacy/telemarketing compliance of every item submitted, including disclosures required by State Rules.

2.2 Draft, Preview & Corrections.

2.2.1 One-Touch Delivery. If Company elects to proceed, it will send Client one electronic message that contains (i) a private preview link to the draft Sponsored Feature and (ii) an invoice for the applicable Sponsored Feature Fee, as adjusted by any valid Promotional Waiver, referral code, or Promotional Discount.

2.2.2 Correction Window. Client may request up to two (2) rounds of factual corrections within five (5) business days of receipt of the draft. Requests that are stylistic, promotional, or outside the scope of factual accuracy may be accepted or rejected in Company’s sole discretion.

2.2.3 No Implied Approval. Silence does not authorize publication. Final approval occurs only under Section 2.3.

2.2.4 Editorial Control. Formatting, layout, question wording, placeholder substitutions, advertising-unit placement, and all other editorial decisions remain solely with Company. No exclusivity or editorial adjacency commitments are made; Company may display competitor advertisements or Company promotions near the Sponsored Feature.

2.3 Approval, Certification & Payment.

2.3.1 Final Authorization to Publish. The Sponsored Feature is deemed finally approved, and eligible for publication, on the earliest of:

(a) Company’s receipt of the Sponsored Feature Fee (net of any Promotional Waiver/Promotional Discount), which payment constitutes (1) Client’s conclusive acceptance of the draft “as-is,” and (2) Client’s certification that all Broker Approvals and other supervisory or regulatory consents required under State Rules have been duly obtained and will be produced within five (5) business days upon Company’s request; or

(b) Client’s written or electronic statement expressly approving the draft (e.g., “Approved”), which likewise constitutes the certification in (a)(2).

Publication will not occur until the applicable Sponsored Feature Fee (or documented Promotional Waiver) is reflected as paid in full.

2.3.2 Client Inaction. If, within ten (10) business days after Company’s transmission under Section 2.2.1, Client neither (i) pays any portion of the Sponsored Feature Fee nor (ii) delivers written approval, Company may deem the order abandoned and cancel the Sponsored Feature with no further obligation.

2.3.3 Company Cancellation Right. Company may, in its sole discretion and with or without notice, explanation, or further communication, refuse, decline, or cancel the Sponsored Feature at any time before publication. If cancellation occurs after Company has received payment, Company’s sole liability is to refund the amount actually received; otherwise, Company has no obligation of any kind to Client.

2.4 Billing, Taxes, Late Fees & Chargebacks. Invoices are due upon receipt unless otherwise stated. Client is responsible for all taxes, duties, and governmental charges (excluding Company’s income taxes). Late amounts accrue interest at 1.5% per month, or the maximum lawful rate, whichever is less. Setoff: Company may set off amounts Client owes against any credit or refund otherwise payable. Chargebacks or payment reversals: Company may immediately remove or de-index the Sponsored Feature and pursue collection; Client shall reimburse Company for reasonable collection costs and non-refundable processor fees.

2.5 Publication Timing. Company may delay publication for editorial, technical, legal, or compliance reasons in its discretion. The Initial Term begins on the date of first publication.

3. PUBLICATION TERM & COMPANY DISCRETION

3.1 Initial Publication Period (“Initial Term”). Company will keep the Sponsored Feature publicly accessible on the Site for at least twelve (12) consecutive months from the date of first publication, subject to this Section 3.

3.2 Site Availability; No-Fault Outages. Intermittent or extended unavailability of the Site, whether due to maintenance, hosting failure, force majeure, malicious attack, platform suspension, or any circumstance beyond Company’s reasonable control (collectively, “Unavailability”), does not constitute a breach and gives rise to no refund or other remedy.

(a) If Client gives written notice that the Sponsored Feature has been continuously inaccessible for more than fourteen (14) consecutive days, Company may, in its sole discretion, elect to (i) restore access on the Site or (ii) republish substantially the same Sponsored Feature on another URL or domain under Company’s control. Company has no obligation to take either action and shall have no liability for Unavailability except as expressly required under Section 8.2.

(b) The choices in subsection (a) are Client’s sole and exclusive remedies for Unavailability.

3.3 Early Removal by Company. Company may, at any time before the end of the Initial Term and with or without notice, explanation, or further communication, permanently remove, hide, or de-index the Sponsored Feature.

(a) If such removal occurs for reasons other than (i) Client’s breach or (ii) a legal, regulatory, or platform obligation, then, upon Client’s written request, Company will refund the unused portion of any Sponsored Feature Fee actually received, calculated on a straight-line prorated basis.

(b) For clarity: (i) search-engine de-indexing/re-indexing, (ii) changes to the Sponsored Feature’s URL or placement on the Site, and (iii) Unavailability under Section 3.2 do not constitute “removal” and do not trigger any refund. The prorated refund in subsection (a) is Client’s sole and exclusive remedy for early removal.

3.4 Post-Term Handling. After the Initial Term (and any Renewal Term), Company may, but is not obligated to, keep, archive, update, relocate, de-index, or permanently delete the Sponsored Feature, all in Company’s sole discretion and without notice.

3.5 Optional Renewal. Company may, but is not obligated to, invite Client to renew for additional twelve-month periods (“Renewal Terms”). An invitation will state the renewal fee and include a payment link or invoice. A Renewal Term commences on the later of: (a) Company’s receipt of the renewal fee in full (payment constitutes Client’s acceptance of Company’s then-current Renewal Terms and authorizes continued publication without further revisions); or (b) Company’s written confirmation (including by updating the “published on” date). Company may decline or refund a renewal payment and remove or de-index the Sponsored Feature instead of renewing it. Except for optionally refreshing the “published on” date, Company has no obligation to modify the Sponsored Feature in connection with any Renewal Term.

3.6 No Duty to Monitor, Update, or Delete. Except as expressly provided in Sections 3.2 and 3.3:

(a) Company has no obligation to review, monitor, edit, update, correct, or delete the Sponsored Feature or any Client Content at any time.

(b) Mandatory Compliance Takedown (No-Fee). If Client’s or the employing brokerage’s license is suspended, revoked, expired, or otherwise inactive, and State Rules prohibit continued advertising, Client must notify Company in writing at the Compliance Takedown Address within five (5) business days. Company’s sole obligation is to make commercially reasonable efforts to remove or de-index the Sponsored Feature after it actually receives and acknowledges such notice. No other remedy or damages are available. Client-requested removals do not entitle Client to any refund, credit, or term extension.

(c) Voluntary Edits or Takedowns. For all other Client-initiated edits, takedowns, or changes, Company may, in its sole discretion, honor the request and may condition any voluntary action on Client’s advance payment of Company’s then-current Mid-Term Edit Fee or other administrative fee.

(d) Company’s refusal or failure to take any requested action, whether due to editorial discretion, inadvertence, spam-filtering, technical malfunction, non-receipt or delayed receipt of Client’s notice, or any other reason, shall not constitute a breach and gives rise to no refund or liability.

(e) Except for the compliance-takedown scenario in subsection (b) (where removal is the sole remedy), Client irrevocably waives, and shall cause any successor, purchaser, assignee, or other third party claiming through Client to waive, any right to (i) compel Company to remove, de-index, modify, or update the Sponsored Feature or Client Content or (ii) seek damages, injunctive relief, or any other liability whatsoever resulting from Company’s decision or failure to do so, including claims arising from missed, mis-routed, or unreceived communications.

4. OWNERSHIP & LICENSES

4.1 Client Content License. Client retains all right, title, and interest in Client Content, and grants Company and its affiliates a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, fully paid-up, transferable, and sublicensable license to use, reproduce, adapt, translate, create derivative works from, publicly display, perform, distribute, syndicate, advertise, and otherwise exploit the Client Content in any media now known or later developed, for any editorial, promotional, commercial, or archival purpose related to the Site or Company’s business.

(a) Moral Rights Waiver. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Client (and its personnel, agents, and contractors) irrevocably waive any “moral rights” or similar rights of attribution, integrity, or approval in Client Content.

(b) Representations & Warranties. Client represents and warrants that it owns or has obtained all necessary rights and permissions; any third-party materials are fully licensed for Company’s use without attribution, royalty, or further permission; no Client Content infringes or violates any third-party right; and the Client Content is accurate, non-defamatory, and compliant with law. Client further represents that publication of any phone numbers or e-mail addresses in the CIB complies with privacy, telemarketing, and anti-spam laws, and that any required consents have been obtained.

(c) Indemnification. Any breach of subsection (b) triggers Client’s indemnification obligations under Section 5.

(d) No Obligation to Credit. Company has no obligation to credit or attribute any photography or content submitted by Client.

(e) Non-Confidentiality. All Client Content is submitted on a non-confidential, non-proprietary basis. Company has no obligation to safeguard or return such materials and may retain them for archival or compliance purposes.

4.2 Company Ownership of Sponsored Feature. The final Sponsored Feature, including layout, formatting, metadata, styling, narrative framing, advertising units, and any additional content created or modified by Company, is and shall remain Company’s sole property. Company may identify Client (name/logo) as an advertiser in Company’s sales materials, case studies, and on the Site.

4.3 Limited License Back to Client. Upon full payment, Company grants Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free license to (i) share a live hyperlink to the published Sponsored Feature; and (ii) reproduce up to one hundred (100) words of excerpted text for Client’s marketing, provided the excerpt includes an active link back to the original URL and is not modified to misrepresent the content. Client may not copy, repost, mirror, archive, or create derivative works of the Sponsored Feature in full without Company’s prior written consent.

4.4 Reservation of Rights. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. This Agreement does not create a joint venture, partnership, agency, or employment relationship, and no “work made for hire” is intended or implied.

5. COMPLIANCE, WARRANTIES & INDEMNIFICATION

5.1 Regulatory Compliance. Client represents, warrants, and covenants that:

(a) FTC & Native Ad Rules. All statements, claims, testimonials, or endorsements in Client Content are truthful, non-misleading, and substantiated; Client understands the Sponsored Feature will display a conspicuous advertising label (e.g., “Advertisement”) above or immediately below the headline on all device formats, regardless of fee status.

(b) No Deceptive Practices. Client will not, through the Sponsored Feature or subsequent marketing, engage in any unfair, deceptive, or abusive act or practice.

(c) Substantiation of Claims. Client will not submit objective claims (e.g., “#1,” savings, pricing, performance) unless current, non-misleading, and supported by written evidence, which Client agrees to provide on request. Company may edit or reject such claims at its discretion.

(d) Disclosures & Editorial Control. Company may include, edit, or remove disclaimers, sponsorship notices, affiliate disclosures, or other notices at any time, before or after publication, without notice to Client.

5.2 State-Specific Advertising Compliance & Broker Approval. Client is solely responsible for identifying and complying with all State Rules. Without limiting the foregoing, before approval/payment under Section 2.3, Client represents and warrants that:

(i) all required items (names, license numbers, addresses/phones, the HUD Statement, and any state-specific disclosures) have been accurately supplied for inclusion as defined in Section 1.1(d);

(ii) where required (e.g., Arizona, Washington, Louisiana, or similar jurisdictions), Client has obtained written Broker Approval and will maintain a copy for the legally required period; and

(iii) if any jurisdiction requires removal or modification of the Sponsored Feature due to licensing status changes, disciplinary action, or non-compliance, Client will notify Company in writing immediately. Upon verified receipt of such notice, Company will remove the Sponsored Feature without charging a takedown fee.

Client shall provide documentary proof of Broker Approval within five (5) business days after Company’s written request.

5.3 Continuing Obligation to Update. Client shall promptly (and in any event within five (5) business days) notify Company in writing of any change that renders the Sponsored Feature non-compliant (e.g., license status change, broker change, new State Rule, contact change). Company may charge an update fee or remove/de-index the Sponsored Feature until compliance is restored.

5.4 Indemnification. Client shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Company, its affiliates, and their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors, and agents from and against any and all third-party claims, investigations, demands, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or relating to: (a) Client’s breach of this Agreement (including Sections 5.1–5.3); (b) any allegation that Client Content or Client’s marketing violates law or infringes a third-party right; or (c) Client’s negligence, willful misconduct, or violation of law.

5.5 Company’s Discretionary Compliance Actions. Company retains sole editorial control and may at any time edit, annotate, add disclosures to, restrict access to, de-index, or remove the Sponsored Feature, including to comply with law or reduce legal/reputational risk. Such actions are not a breach, and no refund is due except as expressly provided in Section 3.3 or 8.2. Company has no obligation to notify Client before taking such action.

6. DISCLOSURES & DISCLAIMERS

6.1 Advertising Label. The Sponsored Feature will display a clear advertising disclosure (e.g., “Ad”, “Advertisement” or “Sponsored Feature – Advertisement”) above or immediately below the headline on desktop and mobile. The disclosure applies whether the placement is paid, discounted, or provided at no charge.

6.2 No Exclusivity; No Placement Commitments. Company makes no exclusivity, minimum-impression, newsletter placement, social-media, or search-engine ranking commitments, and may place other ads or Company promotions adjacent to the Sponsored Feature.

6.3 Metrics & Analytics. Any metrics, reports, or analytics provided by Company are informational only, may be incomplete or inaccurate, and are provided “as is” without warranties.

6.4 General Disclaimer of Warranties. THE SITE, THE SPONSORED FEATURE, AND ALL RELATED CONTENT, TOOLS, DATA, ANALYTICS, AD UNITS, AND SERVICES (COLLECTIVELY, “COMPANY MATERIALS”) ARE PROVIDED “AS IS,” “AS AVAILABLE,” AND WITH ALL FAULTS. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, COMPANY AND ITS AFFILIATES DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE, ACCURACY, AND ANY RESULTS-BASED WARRANTIES. CLIENT USES COMPANY MATERIALS AT ITS OWN RISK. NO ORAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION OR ADVICE GIVEN BY ANY COMPANY PARTY CREATES ANY WARRANTY.

6.5 Third-Party Reliance & No Brokerage. Company may publish a notice substantially as follows (or such other form as Company deems appropriate): “This Q&A is part of a sponsored series on PrimeRealEstateMagazine.com (operated by Jungle Haus LLC). All statements were supplied by the featured licensee and have not been independently verified. The Company does not endorse or guarantee any service, credential, or outcome.” Company may modify wording, placement, or styling at its discretion. The presence or absence of any disclaimer does not expand Company’s liability beyond Section 7. Company is an independent publisher and advertising platform; publication does not create a brokerage, agency, fiduciary, or advisory relationship, and Company does not list, sell, lease, or broker real property.

7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

7.1 Aggregate Cap. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the total cumulative liability of Company and its affiliates for any and all claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the Sponsored Feature, or the Site shall not exceed the Sponsored Feature Fee actually paid and retained by Company.

7.2 Excluded Damages. In no event shall Company be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, revenue, opportunities, data, goodwill, or anticipated savings.

7.3 Third-Party Acts & Force Majeure. Company is not liable for damages or losses caused, in whole or in part, by (a) acts or omissions of Client or any third party; (b) Client’s failure to secure or maintain required licenses, approvals, or substantiation; (c) outages or failures of third-party hosts, processors, or platforms; or (d) events of force majeure.

7.4 Claim Period. No action arising out of or relating to this Agreement may be initiated by Client more than one (1) year after the cause of action accrues.

7.5 Non-Waivable Rights. Nothing in this Section limits liability for gross negligence, intentional misconduct, or any liability that cannot lawfully be limited or excluded.

8. TERMINATION & CANCELLATION

8.1 Pre-Publication Cancellation by Client. Client may cancel before first publication by written notice. If Client has paid any portion of the Sponsored Feature Fee, Company will refund that amount (less non-refundable processor charges) within sixty (60) calendar days after receiving the notice.

8.2 Company Right to Reject or Remove. Company may, in its sole discretion and at any time, refuse to publish or remove, hide, relocate, or de-index the Sponsored Feature.

(a) Before Publication. If Company rejects before first publication, Company’s sole liability is a refund of any fee already paid.

(b) After Publication but Within the Initial Term. If Company removes during the Initial Term for reasons other than (i) Client’s breach or (ii) legal or regulatory compulsion, Company’s sole liability is a straight-line prorated refund of the unused portion of the Sponsored Feature Fee.

(c) After the Initial Term. No refund is due. Company has no obligation to re-host, republish, redirect, or notify third parties.

8.3 Exclusive Remedy. The remedies in this Section 8 are Client’s sole and exclusive remedies for cancellation, refusal, or removal.

9. GOVERNING LAW & DISPUTE RESOLUTION

9.1 Governing Law. Delaware law governs (without regard to conflicts rules). The U.S. Federal Arbitration Act governs enforcement of arbitration provisions.

9.2 Mandatory Informal Resolution. Before arbitration, the asserting Party must send a written Notice of Dispute by certified mail or nationally recognized courier (addresses in Section 10) and allow sixty (60) days for good-faith resolution.

9.3 Binding Arbitration. Any dispute not resolved informally shall be finally and exclusively resolved by binding arbitration administered by the AAA under its Commercial Arbitration Rules and Optional Appeal Procedure, as modified herein: Venue: Honolulu, Hawai‘i; Language: English; Arbitrator: one neutral with ≥5 years’ commercial-contract experience; Discovery: limited to relevant, non-privileged documents and one deposition per side unless ordered for good cause; Confidentiality: proceedings and award are confidential; Costs/Fees: prevailing Party awarded reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs; Damages: no punitive/exemplary damages; cap and exclusions in Section 7 apply; Enforcement: award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction.

9.4 Small-Claims & Collections Carve-Out. Company may (a) pursue unpaid fees in Hawai‘i small-claims court, or (b) assign collection rights to an agency.

9.5 Injunctive Relief. Company may seek temporary or preliminary relief in state or federal court in Honolulu County, Hawai‘i to protect IP or proprietary rights, without waiving arbitration for all other issues.

9.6 Class-Action & Jury-Trial Waiver. ALL CLAIMS MUST BE BROUGHT INDIVIDUALLY. THE PARTIES WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL.

9.7 Statute of Limitations. Any claim must be filed within one (1) year after it accrues.

9.8 Severability (Arbitration). If any portion of this Section is unenforceable, the remainder remains in effect.

10. NOTICES

10.1 Methods. Notices must be in writing and delivered by e-mail or by nationally recognized courier/certified U.S. mail (return-receipt requested).

10.2 Addresses.

To Company: Jungle Haus LLC, Attn: Legal Notices, 4-831 Kuhio Hwy #438-529, Kapa‘a, HI 96746 USA. E-mail: hello@PrimeRealEstatePublishing.com (operational/request) and compliance@PrimeRealEstatePublishing.com (legal/compliance takedowns), or any successor addresses posted on the Site or stated in an invoice.

To Client: Any physical mailing address appearing on the invoice, or any mailing, business, brokerage, or registered-agent address appearing in publicly available real estate license records, as maintained by the applicable real estate commission or licensing authority. If no individual address is listed, Company may use the brokerage address associated with the licensee’s record. Client acknowledges and agrees that any such address may be used for notice purposes unless Client furnishes a substitute address in writing pursuant to this Section. Client is solely responsible for providing an updated address if the one used by Company is incorrect or becomes outdated.

10.3 Effectiveness.

E-mail: deemed delivered when transmitted, provided no bounce-back/system failure is received.

Courier/Mail: deemed delivered on the earlier of the signed receipt date or fourteen (14) business days after deposit. Notices under Section 9 must be sent by both e-mail and certified mail.

11. MISCELLANEOUS

11.1 Independent Contractors. The Parties are independent contractors.

11.2 Entire Agreement; Order of Precedence. This Agreement (including any Exhibits/addenda, the Site’s Terms of Use, and the Privacy Policy) is the entire agreement regarding the Sponsored Feature and supersedes prior or contemporaneous understandings. In case of conflict: (i) this Agreement; (ii) any Exhibits/addenda; (iii) the Terms of Use; (iv) the Privacy Policy.

11.3 Prospective Modifications. Company may amend this Agreement prospectively by posting an updated version at the URL referenced in the Intake Form/invoice; updated terms apply to orders after the “Last Updated” date. Retroactive changes require mutual written consent.

11.4 Assignment. Client may not assign or delegate this Agreement without Company’s prior written consent; any attempted assignment without consent is void. Company may freely assign or transfer this Agreement (including to an affiliate or in connection with a merger, acquisition, or asset sale).

11.5 Force Majeure. Company is excused from performance to the extent performance is prevented or delayed by events beyond its reasonable control.

11.6 Severability. If any provision is held unenforceable, the remainder remains in full force; the provision will be reformed to the minimum extent necessary to be enforceable.

11.7 Waiver. No waiver is effective unless in a signed writing. A waiver on one occasion is not a waiver of any subsequent breach.

11.8 Headings & Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only; “including” means “including without limitation.” This Agreement shall be construed fairly and not strictly for or against either Party.

11.9 Counterparts; Electronic Signatures. This Agreement is deemed executed and effective as of the earliest date on which Client (or any person acting on Client’s behalf) remits any portion of the Sponsored Feature Fee, clicks “I Agree,” checks an acceptance box, sends an e-mail or other written communication confirming acceptance, or otherwise electronically indicates assent. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts and by electronic means, and all counterparts together constitute one agreement.

11.10 Survival. Sections 2.4, 3–9, and 11–12, and any licenses, disclaimers, indemnities, payment obligations, and limitations of liability survive expiration or termination.

11.11 Third-Party Beneficiaries. Except for Company Parties identified in Sections 6 and 7, there are no third-party beneficiaries.

12. ACCEPTANCE

BY CLICKING “I AGREE,” CHECKING AN ACCEPTANCE BOX, REMITTING ANY PORTION OF THE SPONSORED FEATURE FEE, SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION OR INTAKE FORM THAT INCORPORATES OR LINKS TO THIS AGREEMENT, SENDING WRITTEN CONFIRMATION, OR OTHERWISE ELECTRONICALLY INDICATING ASSENT, CLIENT CONFIRMS THAT:

(a) it has had the opportunity to review this Sponsored Feature Agreement, including all incorporated terms, before providing such acceptance;

(b) it agrees to be legally bound by this Agreement in full;

(c) if payment or acceptance is made by a representative, agent, assistant, or other third party on Client’s behalf, such acceptance is binding on Client as if made directly by Client; and

(d) electronic or digital copies of this Agreement, including those attached to invoices or transmitted separately, are deemed delivered for all purposes, but receipt of a copy is not a condition to enforceability if Client has otherwise accepted under this Section.