Common use of Customer Status Clause in Contracts

Customer Status. As a customer, you do not sign an agreement with a licensee (although the licensee is still required to obtain this Agency Disclosure form executed by you). You are then the licensee's customer. The licensee may represent the other party in the transaction, who will be the licensee's client. You are not legally required to work through a licensee, and the licensee will only be entitled to a commission if you buy, sell or lease (as applicable) property through the licensee. A licensee can give you general advice and is required to treat you honestly and disclose material adverse facts known to the licensee regarding the physical condition of the property, but the licensee generally cannot give advice regarding price or assistance in negotiating favorable terms. The licensee is required to disclose to its client any information which it knows about you which might be helpful to the client. If you will be a customer, you should be aware that there may be other relevant information concerning the transaction which may be obtained from other sources.

Appears in 15 contracts

Samples: Confidentiality Agreement, Confidentiality Agreement, Confidentiality Agreement

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