unit 4 agency/brokerage Flashcards
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TREC-approved form information about brokerage services is a voluntary form containing language mandated by TRELA.
false
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all disclosures of representation must be written disclosures
false
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third parties are owned fiduciary duties
false
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when practicing intermediary brokerage, the sales agent may disclose information about one party to the other party if appointments are made.
false
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the broker must always make appointments if there are two are more associates in the brokerage
false
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confidentiality is the one fiduciary duty that remains forever, even after the representation has ended
true
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when representing both parties in the same transaction, the broker can choose between dual agency and intermediary
false
while working with a buyer, an associate of the listing broker gives advice and opinions to the buyer. must likely, the broker would be considered a single agent of the seller
false
intermediary brokers may appoint themselves to one of the parties if there is only one other associate in the brokerage
false
in a real estate transaction involving intermediary brokerage, if one of the parties is related to a license holder, full disclosure must be given to all parties in the transaction
true
the initial disclosure of an agency relationship may be
oral or written
to act as an intermediary, a broker must have written consent from
each party being represented on the transaction
a broker is required by TRELA to offer certain minimum services to her seller-client. minimum service does not include
telling other brokers to negotiate directly with the client
fiduciary duties demand that an agent be
scrupulous and meticulous in performing the agent’s functions
it may be most reasonably inferred that fiduciary duties demand that a real estate broker, acting as an agent for the buyer in a real estate transaction, please
no personal interest above that of the buyer
agents appointed to each of the parties by an intermediary broker may give
advice and opinions to the party to whom they are appointed