Licensing Flashcards
Individual Licensee affiliated with a managing broker
Affiliated Licensee
1.) A person who grants another person (an agent) authority to represent him or her in dealings with third parties 2.) One of the parties to a transaction (such as a buyer or seller), in contrast to those who are involved as agents or employees (such as a broker) Also called a client 3.) With regard to a loan the amount originally borrowed as opposed to the interest.
Principle
A federal law passed in 1990 in response to the crisis in the savings and loans industry. it revised the regulations of Thrifts (S&Ls) and created several new agencies, such as Office of Thrift Supervision ( OTS) and Resolution trust Corporation (RTC)
Financial Institutions, Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA)
A broker who specifically represents the buyer or tenant ( This term is often confused as is it not as commonly used as selling agent).
Selling Broker
Any licensee who has an agency relationship with a principle.
Agent
One who has a brokers license
Broker
Anything of value, such as money, services, goods, or promises, given to induce another to enter into a contract. Sometimes called valuable consideration.
Consideration
An estimate of the value of property determined by an associate broker or designated broker, by compiling area, market information, neighborhood, analysis, and property comps. Note; BPOR stands for broker, price opinion resources.
Broker price opinion
A broker who specifically represents the seller or landlord
Listing broker
One who practices individually and backslash, or holds another license and becomes responsible for all act performed under their license. A managing broker is the only party who can be paid directly by the public or other cooperating brokers.
Managing broker
The managing broker who is primarily responsible to the commission in a brokerage that operates under a corporate, partnership, or LLC license.
Responsible party
Professional appraisal, standards developed by the appraisal foundation and recognized throughout the United States accepted standards of appraisal practice.
USPAP (uniform standards of professional appraisal practice)
Anyone who has a real estate license, regardless of type or status.
Licensee
A licensee who works with both parties to a transaction (i.e., buyer and seller) and legally can do this only with written informed consent of all parties.
Limited Agent