Glossary Ch. 4-7 Flashcards
When a broker or agent has a positive or negative bias toward a party in a transaction which is incompatible with the duties owed to their client.
Conflict of Interest
Refferal of a client to a financially controlled business whose earnings are shared with the broker which requires a written disclosure.
Affiliated Business Arrangement (ABA)
The agency relationship that results when a broker represents both the buyer and the seller in a real estate transaction.
Dual Agency
An individual who has been delegated agency duties by the primary agent of the client, not the client themselves.
Subagent
An association of real estate agents pooling and publishing the availability of their listing properties.
Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
A broker who represents both parties in a real estate transaction.
Dual Agent
Items which have or evidence monetary value held dby a broker for a client when acting in real estate transaction.
Trust Funds
A broker or agent’s personal or business account, not to be commingled with trust funds.
General Account
An accounting document or file identifying the owner of trust funds and the amount held for the owner.
Subaccount Ledger
The unlawful appropriation of another’s property, as in the conversion of trust funds.
Conversion
An accounting on the status, expenditure and location of negotiable trust funds provided to the owner of those funds.
Owner’s Statement
A federal law which provides broad protections to numerous classes of individuals in the United States against discriminatory activities.
Civil Rights Act
A collection of policies designed to prevent discrimination in the access to housing based on an occupant’s inclusion in a protected class.
Federal Fair Housing Act (FFHA)
A building occupied or designed to be occupied as a residence by one or more families.
Dwelling
A status which indicates a household includes individuals under the age of 18.
Familial Status