Unit 4-6 Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the principal?

A

The individual who hires and delegates to the agent the responsibility of representing the individuals interest
=or=
The client

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2
Q

Agent duties

A
Care 
Obedience 
Accounting
Loyalty 
Disclosure 
Confidentiality
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3
Q

Cold a/c

A

Common law of agency

Care
Obedience 
Loyalty 
Disclosure
Accounting 
Confidentiality
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4
Q

Conversion or commingling

A

Using a clients monies or combining them with the firms business or personal funds

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5
Q

What makes a ‘Qualified real estate agent’ (in IRS code)?

A

Three things:

  • current license
  • written contract with broker stating licensee will not be treated as an employee for tax purposes
  • 90% of income must be based on sales production and not hours worked
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6
Q

Unbundling of services

Consultant vs agent

A
  • prep property for sale
  • competitive market analysis
  • marketing (mls/other websites)
  • locating/screening a buyer
  • drafting a purchase sales agreement
  • negotiate
  • closing
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7
Q

Graduated commission splits

A

For example:
50/50 up to $35,000
60/40 up to $50,000

High producers can bring in. 70/30-90/10.

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8
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Caveat emptor

A

Buyer beware

Idea pre-agent/mls/license laws

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9
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Other terms for NONAGENT

A

Facilitator, intermediary, transactional broker, transactional coordinator, contract broker

Assists without representing either side

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10
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Express agency

A

Actual FORMAL agreement between parties

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11
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Universal agent

A

Unlimited power
Can do anything the principal would be able to do
Not usual

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12
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General agent

A

Broad range of matters are handled

Typical of real estate licensees

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13
Q

Special agent

A

Limited authorization
For a specific task or transaction
Usually the broker

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14
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Designated agency

A

Only time you have a designated agent is when you have a dual agency
He or she is the designated representative to act for the specific principal

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15
Q

Internet listing display policy

A

NAR policy which allows all members equal right to display mls data

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16
Q

How long after a sale can a licensee call a consumer?

A

18 months

3 months after an inquiry

17
Q

UETA

A

Uniform electronic transactions act

Purpose is to remove barriers in e-commerce

18
Q

Antitrust violations

A

Price fixing
Group boycotting
Allocations
Tie-ins

19
Q

Antitrust violation penalties

A

Under Sherman antitrust Act:

Up to 1 million fine and 10 years in prison
(Corporations - up to 100 million)

Civil case - triple the damages plus attorney fees

20
Q

The seller’s agent is aware of, but does not disclose to a buyer that a new landfill has been approved for development on the adjacent property.
Is this:
negligent misrepresentation or fraudulent misrepresentation

A

Fraudulent misrepresentation

Fraud is misleading and silence can be misleading

21
Q

Hold harmless wording has to do with what?

A

Broker and seller agree in the listing agreement to not sue each other for any incorrect info supplied by either party

22
Q

Broker protection clause

A

Protection as procuring clause after expired listing

23
Q

When is broker’s commission payable?

A

Day the deed is delivered