Common use of Agency and Brokerage Clause in Contracts

Agency and Brokerage. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker:  seller agency  buyer agency  designated agency  dual agency  sub-agency  tenant agency  landlord agency

Agency and Brokerage. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker:   seller agency   buyer agency   designated agency   dual agency   sub-agency   tenant agency   landlord agencyagency O

Agency and Brokerage. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker:  🞎 seller agency  🞎 buyer agency  🞎 designated agency  🞎 dual agency  🞎 sub-agency  🞎 tenant agency  🞎 landlord agency

Agency and Brokerage. a. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker:   seller agency   buyer agency   designated agency   dual agency   sub-agency   tenant agency  landlord agency b. If Broker offers dual agency as one of its agency relationships above, Seller  landlord agencydoes or  does not consent to Broker acting in a dual agency capacity, as that agency relationship is explained in Section B.6(b) below and in the CB01 ABCs of Agency. Seller expressly consents to Broker acting in any other agency relationship offered by Broker.

Agency and Brokerage. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker:   seller agency   buyer agency   designated agency   dual agency   sub-agency   tenant agency   landlord agency

Agency and Brokerage. The following are types of agency relationship(s) NOT offered by Broker: Broker  seller agency  buyer agency  designated agency  dual agency  sub-agency  tenant agency  landlord agency