Chapter 6: Agency Flashcards

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What is the principal or client?

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Someone who authorizes another person or entity to act on their behalf

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What is the definition of an agent?

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the person engaged to act on the behalf of another

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3
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What is the third party or customer?

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the person the agent interacts with

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4
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What is a fiduciary relationship?

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one that implies trust and confidence

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5
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What are the 2 factors affecting liability that are inherent in agency?

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Principal is accountable for agents words & agent owes loyalty to client

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6
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What is a universal agent?

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authorized to perform any act the principal could perform (not in RE)

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What is a general agent?

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Has the authority to bind principal in ongoing conduct of a business

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8
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What are the 3 types of agents?

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universal, general, special/limited agent

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9
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What is a special/limited agent?

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appointed for a particular purpose or act

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10
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What are the 3 types of agency?

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actual agency, ostensible agency, implied agency

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What is actual agency?

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arises when parties agree to relationship intentionally . verbal or written

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What is ostensible agency?

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when 3rd party (client) relies on a principal ‘s implied or expressed representation that a person is their agent

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what is implied agency?

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(from broker or buyer) occurs when an agent by their words and actions leads a buyer to feel the broker is acting on their behalf

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What is a power of attonrey?

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a document authorizing one person to act on behalf of another

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15
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What is an an attorney in fact?

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the actual person chosen to be a power of attorney

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16
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What is implied authority?

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an agent’s implied authority can arise out of custom and common usage (everyone puts signs in their yards)

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17
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What are the 6 obligations an agent is owed to the principal? (POLAND)

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personal performance, obedience, loyalty, accountability, notice and due care

18
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What are 4 duties the principal owes to the agent?

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indemnification, performance, reimbursement, compensation

19
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What are 10 ways to agency agreement can be terminated?

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performance, expiration, revocation, renunciation, abandonment, agreement, death, incapacity, supervening legality, extinction

20
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What are latent defects?

A

defects that are hidden and not readily apparent

21
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What are patent defects?

A

defects that are visible and easily discovered

22
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What does a Sole proprietorship consist of?

A

owner runs the business and can pocket profits. personal liability for business possess

23
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What do partnerships consist of?

A

partners are personally liable for business loses

24
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What does a corporation consist of?

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mostly eliminates personal liability. profits are taxed at corporate and personal levels

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What does s corporation consist of?
popular for small business. provides liability protection but profits and losses flow through
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What does limited liability company consist of?
personal liability is limited, profits aren't taxed at corporate level
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What is involved in an open listing?
owner promises a commission to a broker who produces buyer at named price(express, unilateral contract)
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What is involved in an exclusive agency?
only one broker can market property but owner can sell themselves. (express, bilateral, executory contract)
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What is involved in an exclusive right to sell listing?
the broker has the right to market exclusively and commission is assured (express, bilateral, executory contract)
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What is involved in net listing?
when seller has amount in mind and authorizes broker to market property at any price and pocket difference
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what are the 4 types of listing?
open listing, exclusive agency listing, exclusive right to sell listing, net listing
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What is a procuring cause?
the broker who began an uninterrupted chin of events that result in sale
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What is a selling agent?
the broker working with the buyer
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What does subagency consist of?
involves two different brokers that represent the seller
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What are ministerial acts?
act that dont require judgment and dont amount to advising or counseling
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What does the brokerage relationship in real estate transaction act involve? (BRRETA)
governs relationships between licensees and their clients or customers
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What is a brokerage engagment?
a written agency relationship between broker and client
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What are material facts?
facts a party does not know, could not discover and would want to know
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What is a buyer brokerage argreement?
contract of employment, similar to listing, buyer is client
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What is a designated agency?
both parties are represented by the same broker but different agent in it