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Unit 9 Flashcards

1
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What does agency mean in real estate

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representation

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What is agency governed by

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common, statutory, and administrative law

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what does statutory mean

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state law

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what does caveat emptor mean?

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let the buyer beware; the seller is always the one paying the agent; now seller and buyer representation

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Agent

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the individual who is authorized and consents to represent the interests of another person in dealings with a third person; person giving representation to the consumer is the BROKER; affiliate broker represents the broker

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principal

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person who hires the agent and delegates to the agent the responsibility of representing the principal’s interests

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agency

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a fiduciary relationship between the principal and the agent where the agent is authorized to represent the principal

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fiduciary

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one where the agent is held in a position of special trust and confidence by the principal

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client

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the principal in a real estate transaction for whom the real estate broker acts as an agent (more commonly used in TN)

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customer

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a third party or nonrepresented consumer who is not a principal but for whom some level of service may be provided and who is entited to fairness and honesty; just needs professional assistance not contractual representation

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Facilitator

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person who has the real estate license but they are working in a nonrepresentational capacity; one who is assisting a customer

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what are some other terms for a facilitator?

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nonagent, intermediary, transactional broker, trasnaction coordinator, contract broker

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common law

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the rules established by trandition and court decisions

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statutory law

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laws enacted by the legislature

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administrative law

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rules and regulations created by real estate commissions and departments, as authorized by the legislature

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what is the difference between a client relationship and a customer relationship?

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client is the principal whom the agent must under law advise and sometimes the client will entrust the agent with confidential information which must be confidential forever; customer is the person who we are assisting professionally and they are entitled to fair and honest dealings but they do not receive advice and cannot expect to be given information that would weaken the client’s side of the transaction

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17
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Two ways agencies can be created

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  1. express agency

2. implied agency

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Express agency

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we are creating an agnecy with our words that are either oral or written

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Implied agency

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agency is created by actions and conduct

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In TN how can you express agency?

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written, not orally

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21
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Does TN recognize implied agency?

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No

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Listing Agreement

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written employment contract authorizing the broker to find a buyer or a tenant for the owner’s property

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Buyer Representation Agreement

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an express agency relationship between and buyer and a broker

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24
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does the source of compensation determine agency?

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no

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Who is a real estate associate paid by?

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real estate associate can only be paid by their broker

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Gratuitous Agency

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no fee involved in agency

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Fiduciary duties of an agent

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Care
obediance
loyalty
disclosure
accounting
confidentiality
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Care

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we have to exercise a reasonable degree of care while transacting the business entrusted to us by the client

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What does care look like towards the seller?

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helping the seller come up with an appropriate and realistic listing price, doscover and disclose facts that affect them, propertly present the contracts

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What does care look like toward the buyer

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locate suitable properties and evaluate them, present their offers and counteroffers, negotiate in the buyer’s interest of the transaction

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Obedience

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obey clients instructions at all times according to the contract and acting in good faith at all times, unless the instruction is illegal or discriminatory

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Loyalty

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the client’s interest is the most important interest in the entire transaction

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Disclosure

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agent must inform the client of all facts or information that might affect a transaction

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Accounting

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agent must be able to report the status of all funds received from or on behalf of the principal

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Confidentiality

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an agent may not disclose the principal’s personal information

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36
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what does duty of disclosure influce?

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relevant information or material facts that the agent knows or should have known

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what does duty of disclosure influce?

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relevant information or material facts that the agent knows or should have known

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Earnest Money

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attach money to the offer to let them know they are sincere in making the offer

39
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Conversion

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spending money that does not belong to you

40
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Conversion

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spending money that does not belong to you

41
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Comingling

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mixing money that does not belong to you with your own

42
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Escrow (trust) accounts

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money that comes in that does not belong to the company

43
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Dual agency

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when a seller’s agent also represents the buyer

44
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3 Types of Agency Relationships

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  1. Universal Agent
  2. General Agent
  3. Special Agent
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Durable Power of Attorney

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can make all the decisions for someone else they can normally make on their own

46
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Universal Agent

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person empowered to do anything the principal could do personally

47
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General Agent

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may represent the principal in a broad range of amtters that are related to a particular business or activity (ex: property manager)

48
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Special (limited) Agent

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authorized to represent the principal in one specific act or business transaction only

49
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What type of agent are most people in real estate?

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special agent

50
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Disclosure of agency

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real estate professionals must disclose to everyone what their agency position is in a transaction

51
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Confirmation of agency form

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disclose what your agency position is

52
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Single Agency

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agent represents only one party to a transaction; decision made by broker; in any one real estate transaction, only one party (buyer or seller) will be represented

53
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Seller Representation

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if a seller enters a listing agreement with a broker to market the seller’s real estate, the broker becomes the agent of the seller; the seller is the principal, the broker’s client

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Buyer Representation

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a buyer who contracts with a broker to located property and represent the buyer’s interests in a transaction is the principal with teh broekr as the agent

55
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Property Management

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a broker employed by an owner to market, lease, maintain or manage the owner’s property; form of single agency

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Dual Agency

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the agents represnts two principals in the same transaction

57
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Disclosed dual agency

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must disclose dual agency to both principal’s; intended to minimize the risk of the broker

58
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What type of agency is property management?

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single agency

59
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Can you have undisclosed dual agency in TN?

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no

60
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Undisclosed dual agency

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broker creates a dual agency unintentionally or inadvertently

61
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Designated Agency

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accomodates an in-house sale in which two sales associates of the same broker are involved

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Designated agent/representative

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the only sales associate in the company who has a fiduciary responsibility toward the principal

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Nonagent

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not an agnet of either party in a transaction

64
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What are some other terms for a nonagent?

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transaction broker, facilitator, transaction coordinator, contract broker

65
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What are other tmers for designated agency

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assigned agency, appointed agency

66
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How does an affiliate broker become a designated broker?

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Appointed by their broker

67
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nonagency

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do not have a contractual representation for buyer and seller

68
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ministerial acts

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assisting someone wiht paperwork and formalities but not giving representation

69
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How to terminate agency

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  1. Competition, performance or fulfillment of the purpose for which the agency was created
  2. Death or incapacity of either party (agent or client)
  3. Destruction or condemnation of the property
  4. Expiration of the terms of the agency
  5. Mutual agreement by all the parties to cancel the contract
  6. Breach by one of the parties (agent or client)
  7. Operation of Law, such as bankruptcy of principal
70
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Best way to terminate agency

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completion, performance or fulfillment

71
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Do all contracts have defined beginning and ending dates?

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yes

72
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Agency coupled with an interest

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cannot revoke by the principal acting alone and is not terminated upon the principal’s death

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Customer Level Duties

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  1. reasonale care and skill in performance
  2. honest and fair dealing
  3. disclosure of all facts that the real estate professional should know or should reasonably by expected to know that materially affect the value or desirability of the property
74
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Opinion vs. fact

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must make sure the consumer understands the difference between opinion vs. fact

75
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customer

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third party a real estate professional might work with

76
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Puff

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expressing an exaggerated personal opinion

77
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Fraud

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intentional misrepresentation fo a material fact in such a way as to harm or take advantage of another person

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2 ways to behave in fraud

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  1. lying

2. withholding information that should have been disclosed

79
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Negligent misrepresentation

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when a real estate professional should have kown that a statement about a material fact was false

80
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3 things that have to be disclosed in every listing

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  1. Property condition (seller discloses)
  2. Enviornmental condition (seller discloses)
  3. Agency
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Environmental hazards

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health hazards that can render properties unusuable for the buyer’s intended purpose

82
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Property conditions

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must disclose any known defects that threaten structural soundness or personal safety

83
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Latent defect

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hidden structural defect that would not be discovered by ordinary inspection

84
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Whose responsibility is it to discover any material problems with the property?

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Buyer

85
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Stigmatized properties

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those that society has found undesirable because of events that occured there or because of proximity of the property to a known nuisance

86
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Who is the agent on duty?

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rookie agent

87
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Megan’s Law

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federal legislation that promote the establishment of state registration systems to maintain residential information on every person who kidnaps children, commits sexual crimes against children, or committs excually violent crimes

88
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What is TN’s laws on disclosure on stigmatized properties?

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  1. not required to disclose it
  2. if you feel you should disclose it you may
  3. if you are asked directly about the sigma by someone, then you have to state what you know
89
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What are TN’s laws on disclosure on Megan’s Law?

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  1. not required to disclose it
  2. if you feel you should disclose it you may
  3. if you are asked directly about the sigma by someone, then you have to state what you know
90
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In real estate, who is the agent?

A

the broker

91
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What is the only way you can become a designated agent?

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appointed by their broker

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