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open-non exclusive listing agreement   show
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show measured by comparing the median income of an area to its median home price  
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exclusive right to rent   show
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when does disclosure form have to be signed   show
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FSBO   show
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Client refuses to sign Disclosure form   show
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Differences between Independent Contractor and Employees   show
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show Yes!  
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show Compensation has to be directly related to sales!  
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show 1. Taxes paid on commissions are paid in arrears 2. No set working hours 3. No specific job location 4. can be employed w another company 5. Agent must cover own expenses 6. Broker cannot control agents work activities 7. Either party can terminate  
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show 1. Loyalty 2. Disclose 3. Obedience 4. Diligence and Due Care  
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show Everything in your power to get advantage for specific client  
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Breach of duty loyalty   show
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Duty to Disclose   show
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Buyers Agent SHOULD disclose   show
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show -Must do what the client says -Within limits of law (must follow fair housing... etc)  
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Duty of Due Diligence and Due Care   show
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show - Be aware of buyers qualifications -pre qualification or pre approval letter from lender -building assessments -Pending or impending litigations -Do NOT place multiple contracts on multiple properties at the same time  
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What records should a BUYERS agent keep?   show
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What records should a SELLRS agent keep?   show
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Mortgage Contingency   show
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show 1. Lead paint disclosure form (ALL building built before 1978) 2. SHOULD do... Property condition: Mold, foundation, termites, etc... if not it's a $500 credit to buyer on sale 3.  
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Land lease   show
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When is agent disclosures form used?   show
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Loyalty   show
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show The salesperson must communicate with the client and present all offers. This is known as__  
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show The salesperson must safeguard any money or property held on behalf of the client. This is known as___  
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Reasonable Care   show
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Obedience   show
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Which of the following may be considered a 3rd party to a transaction...?   show
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show Listing Agreement  
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Mark, a real estate broker, teamed up with Chris, another real estate broker, in an effort to not do business with a cross-town broker. What may Mark and Chris be accused of...?   show
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show The sponsoring broker  
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show The Tenant  
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In a typical transaction, who directly pays the real estate salesperson his/her commission...?   show
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The broker's client is also referred to as the...?   show
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The principle which precludes a person from asserting something contrary to what is implied by a previous action or statement of that person, or by a previous pertinent judicial determination, is known as...?   show
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The fiduciary duty that prohibits the agent from advancing any interests adverse to the principal’s interest, or conducting the principal’s business in such a way as to benefit a customer is known as...?   show
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show Owner- tenant  
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Which of the following is NOT considered a principal in an agency relationship...?   show
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he degree of caution and concern for the safety of himself/herself and others an ordinarily prudent and rational person would use in the circumstances is known as...?   show
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A real estate salesperson is typically what type of agent...?   show
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According to an agent's fiduciary duties, the agent must not reveal information detrimental to his/her client without written permission. Which of the following fiduciary duties best reflects this...?   show
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Which section of the New York State Real Property Law states that the broker may be liable for the salesperson's actions...?   show
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Which of the following is considered a principal in an agency relationship...?   show
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show Estoppel  
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An agency relationship is created through a   show
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Principal is also know as the...   show
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show Estoppel is a legal principle that prevents someone from contradicting a statement or action from the pas  
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A dual agent owes full _____ ____ to both the buyer and seller.   show
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show Dual Agency  
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show Duty of loyalty because he's not working in best interest of client  
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show Advance consent to dual agency  
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show Disclosure form  
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show Sub-agent. The buyers broker also has an indirect, sub-agency relationship w/ the seller.  
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