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relationship: Transaction Broker Relationships and Duties
- 08/21/14 10:54 AM
Transaction broker relationship
The broker may work as a transaction broker for the buyer and/or the seller (presumed relationship) Transaction brokers provide limited representation The buyer or seller is not responsible for the acts of the licensee Parties give up their right to undivided loyalty Allows licensee to facilitate the transaction by assisting both buyer and seller A written disclosure notice is not required for residential real estate transactions when a transaction broker relationship is established
Duties of a transaction broker Deal honestly and fairly Account for all funds Use skill, care, and diligence in the transaction Disclose all known facts that … (1 comments)
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relationship: Brokerage Relationship Limitations
- 05/24/14 01:14 PM
BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIP LIMITATIONS
If the brokerage firm has a transaction broker relationship with the seller, the brokerage firm can also work with the buyer, in the same transaction, as a transaction broker or in no brokerage relationship.
The brokerage firm cannot represent the buyer as a single agent if the firm has a transaction broker relationship with the seller.
If the brokerage firm is representing the seller as a single agent, the brokerage firm can work with the buyer, in the same transaction, in no brokerage relationship.
The brokerage firm cannot represent the buyer … (0 comments)
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relationship: The Transaction Broker
- 04/06/12 11:38 PM
Under Florida law, it is presumed that all licensees are operating as transaction brokers unless a single agent or no brokerage relationship is established, in writing, with the customer.
A transaction broker is a broker who provides limited representation to a buyer, a seller or both in a real estate transaction, but who does not represent either party in a fiduciary capacity or as a single agent. In a transaction broker relationship, the seller or the buyer is called a customer, not a principal. The (customer) is not responsible for the acts of a licensee. Transaction brokers may represent … (4 comments)
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relationship: Past Customers and Clients
- 07/11/11 03:29 PM
One of the best sources of buyers is past customers and clients because they already have enjoyed the benefits of the sales associates service. Agency representation may be a problem, however. If the sales associate listed a client's property in a prior relationship, the person may feel that the same agency relationship exists in the purchase of a new home. The sales associate must give the buyer the appropriate brokerage relationship disclosure.
This information is courtesy of Captain Wayne Rowlett and Rowlett Real Estate School www.rowlettrealestateschool.com
Rowlett Real Estate provides traditional classroom training in Panama City, Florida and in Destin Florida.
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relationship: Called the Customer not Principal
- 05/28/11 02:33 AM
In a transaction broker relationship, the seller or the buyer is called a customer, not a principal.
In a transaction broker relationship the (customer) is not responsible for the acts of a licensee. Transaction brokers may represent both buyer and seller in a real estate transaction.Chapter 475 defines customer to mean a member of the public who is or may be a buyer or a seller of real property and may or may not be represented by a real estate licensee.
Information is courtesy of Rowlett Real Estate School LLC and Captain Wayne Rowlett.
For information on our classroom courses and … (3 comments)
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relationship: Fiduciary Relationship in Real Estate
- 04/17/11 06:14 AM
Fiduciary is a person in a position of trust and confidence with respect to another person. A Fiduciary relationship is an alliance of trust and confidence that creates a moral and legal obligation when extended by one person and accepted by another.The agency relationship creates a fiduciary relationship with the principal. a fiduciary acts in a postilion of trust or confidence for another. A fiduciary owes complete allegiance to the principal. A fiduciary relationship contrasts with the common pubic relationship that exists in normal trading transactions where people with adverse interests deal at arms length with one another.
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