Chapter 7 – Representing the Buyer Flashcards
In the context of buying a property, ______ are those essential features in a property which a buyer must have. ______ refer to optional items that a buyer would like to have, if available and affordable.
needs; Wants
What is a buyer’s kit?
A package of information that is assembled in preparation for meeting with a prospective buyer
The presentation of the offer to the seller is, in most instances, done by the ________ in Saskatchewan.
listing salesperson
A real estate transaction is not complete until:
the buyers have fully paid the purchase price and have legal possession of the property.
In ________, the real estate brokerage is representing both the buyer and the seller, which requires the informed consent of both parties.
limited dual agency
To comply with the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada’s (FINTRAC) Identification Verification Requirements, copies of ________ and _________ must be included with every real estate transaction.
the Individual Identification Information Record; Receipt of Funds Record
The offer of purchase is not binding until its _______ has been communicated to the buyers.
acceptance
A valid exclusive buyer’s brokerage contract, including extensions, cannot exceed _______ months.
twelve
_______ refers to the task of finding the right buyer for the right property by matching the buyer’s wants and needs to the features of the property.
Qualifying the buyer
Once a buyer agency relationship has been established, the registrant owes _______, ________, and ________ obligations to the buyer.
fiduciary; contractual; tort