MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION. The Buyer hereby acknowledges that the Brokerage may be entering into listing agreements with sellers of properties the Buyer may be interested in buying or leasing. In the event that the Brokerage has entered into or enters into a listing agreement with the seller of a property the Buyer may be interested in buying or leasing, the Brokerage will obtain the Buyer’s written consent to represent both the Buyer and the seller for the transaction at the earliest practicable opportunity and in all cases prior to any offer to purchase or lease being submitted or presented. The Buyer understands and acknowledges that the Brokerage must be impartial when representing both the Buyer and the seller and equally protect the interests of the Buyer and the seller in the transaction. The Buyer understands and acknowledges that when representing both the Buyer and the seller, the Brokerage shall have a duty of full disclosure to both the Buyer and the seller, including a requirement to disclose all factual information about the property known to the Brokerage. However, The Buyer further understands and acknowledges that the Brokerage shall not disclose: • that the seller may or will accept less than the listed price, unless otherwise instructed in writing by the seller; • that the Buyer may or will pay more than the offered price, unless otherwise instructed in writing by the Buyer; • the motivation of or personal information about the Buyer or seller, unless otherwise instructed in writing by the party to which the information applies or unless failure to disclose would constitute fraudulent, unlawful or unethical practice; • the price the Buyer should offer or the price the seller should accept; and • the Brokerage shall not disclose to the Buyer the terms of any other offer. However, it is understood that factual market information about comparable properties and information known to the Brokerage concerning potential uses for the property will be disclosed to both Buyer and seller to assist them to come to their own conclusions. Where a Brokerage represents both the Seller and the Buyer (multiple representation), the Brokerage shall not be entitled or authorized to be agent for either the Buyer or the Seller for the purpose of giving and receiving notices.
MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION. Occasionally a real estate brokerage will represent both the buyer and the seller. The buyer and seller must consent to this arrangement in writing. Under this multiple representation arrangement, the brokerage must do what is best for both the buyer and the seller. • Since the brokerage's loyalty is divided between the buyer and the seller who have conflicting interests, it is absolutely essential that a multiple representation relationship be properly documented. Representation agreements specifically describe the rights and duties of everyone involved and any limitations to those rights and duties.
MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION. The Buyer hereby acknowledges and agrees that the Brokerage may enter into buyer representation agreements with other buyers who may be interested in the Property, without any claim by the Buyer of conflict of interest.
MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION. Occasionally a real estate brokerage will represent both the buyer and the seller. The buyer and seller must consent to this arrangement in writing. Under this multiple representation arrangement, the brokerage must do what is best for both the buyer and the seller. Since the brokerage’s loyalty is divided between the buyer and the seller must do what is best for the seller even though the sub-agent may provide many valuable customer services to the buyer. If the brokerage represents both the seller and the buyer, this is multiple representation. Code of Ethics REALTORS® believe it is important that the people they work with understand their agency relationship. That’s why requirements and obligations for representation and customer service are included in a Code of Ethics which is administered by the Real Estate Council of Ontario. The Code requires REALTORS® to disclose in writing the nature of the services they are providing, and encourages REALTORS® to obtain written acknowledgement of that disclosure. The Code also requires REALTORS® to submit written representation and customer service agreements to buyers and sellers. Acknowledgement by (Names) I/we have read and understand the Working with a REALTOR - The Agency Relationship brochure: Buyers As buyer(s), I/we understand that (Name of Brokerage) Is (initial one) Representing my interests, to be documented in a separate written agency representation agreement, and I understand the brokerage may represent and/or provide customer service to other buyers and sellers. Not representing my interests, to be documented in a separate written who have conflicting interests, it is absolutely essential that a multiple customer service agreement, but will act in a fair, ethical and representation relationship be properly documented. Representation agreements specifically describe the rights and duties of everyone involved and any limitations to those rights and duties.
