Types of Agents and Agencies Flashcards
what are Rules governing the relationship between the real estate professional and the person being represented called
laws of agency
A person in whom another’s trust and confidence are placed
fiduciary
The person represented by an agent in a real estate transaction
principal
A person related to the transaction whom the agent does not represent
customer
One who purchases services or products, such as real estate services
consumer
One who acts on a principal’s behalf, but within a very limited scope
limited agent
A licensee acting as a facilitator but not in a representative capacity in a transaction
non-agent
As a non-agent or facilitator to both parties, the licensee still owes both parties the following duties:
Confidentiality
Reasonable Skill and Care
Due Diligence
Disclosure
vicarious liability
Accounting
Duties Not Owed by a Non-Agent
Obedience: A licensee need not obey the instructions of a non-client.
Loyalty: A non-agent doesn’t owe loyalty to an unrepresented person.
A person with unlimited power to act for another, such as a conservator or one who holds a broad scope power of attorney
universal agent
Because agents are in a position of trust, they owe their clients certain fiduciary duties what are they
Obedience
Loyalty
Disclosure
Confidentiality
Accounting
Reasonable skill and care
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