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Broker must disclose the nature of the agency relationship to the seller, landlord, buyer, or tenant. Broker must promote the interests of the seller, landlord, buyer, or tenant by seeking a price or lease rate that is satisfactory to the client. Broker must present all offers to the client immediately.
Broker must tell the client about any adverse fact or risk related to the property or real estate transaction when the broker knows about the fact or risk. Broker must advise the client to get expert advice regarding any adverse fact or risk that is outside the brokers expertise.
A Brokers Duty of Care: The Legal Foundation An Obligation to Put the Customer First. An Obligation of Suitability. An Obligation to Conduct Thorough Research. An Obligation of Full Disclosure. An Obligation to Monitor and Reassess. An Obligation to Perform Orders Promptly. An Obligation to Inform About Risks.
2) Lender Paid: The broker gets paid 2% from the lender directly and because of this, the compensation is built into the mortgage rate. In this case, itll show a charge of 1% in Section A of the LoanEstimate / Closing Disclosure.
A description of any compensation provided on a transaction basis (such as commissions, finders fees, or other similar incentive compensation based on business placed or retained) that will be paid among the covered service provider (or their affiliate or subcontractor) in connection with the services provided under
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Obligated reveals to the buyer include: Facts relating to the urgency of the sellers need to dispose of the property. Relationship to, or interest in, the seller of the property for sale. Factors affecting the value of the property. Time the property has been on the market and any other offers/ counteroffers.
Real estate brokers have a fiduciary duty to disclose other pertinent information to both the seller and buyer. This includes factors that may affect the negotiations, sale value, and moving forward. Other aspects that warrant full disclosure include: Offers from potential buyers.
The disclosure must include direct and indirect compensation, including a commission schedule. If there is no commission schedule, an explanation of the commission (especially bonuses) must be provided.

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