Commission Agreement Agent With Buyer
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These agreements must include an expiration date, a fair housing declaration, a blocking declaration and a signature line for the broker and seller. Although these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same.
Which of the following statements best defines an open buyer agency agreement? This is a nonexclusive agency contract between a buyer and a broker and only the broker who actually locates the property that the buyer eventually purchases is entitled to the commission.
An open buyer agency agreement gives no exclusivity to any agent and allows the buyer to have any number of agents representing her, and she may find the property on her own. Only the agent that finds the property that the buyer purchases is entitled to payment.
The central advantage is that the buyer's agent owes the same duties to the buyer that a seller's agent owes to the seller, including loyalty and confidentiality. Because of the duty of loyalty, a buyer's agent is required to put the buyer's interests above the seller's, and also above the agent's own.
These agreements must include an expiration date, a fair housing declaration, a blocking declaration and a signature line for the broker and seller. Although these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same.
