Common use of Seller Representation Clause in Contracts

Seller Representation. When a real estate brokerage represents a seller, it must do what is best for the seller of a property. • A written contract, called a listing agreement, creates an agency relationship between the seller and the brokerage and establishes seller representation. It also explains services the brokerage will provide, establishes a fee arrangement for the Commercial REALTORS® services and specifies what obligations a seller may have. • A seller's agent must tell the seller anything known about a buyer. For instance, if a seller's agent knows a buyer is willing to offer more for a property, that information must be shared with the seller. • Confidences a seller shares with a seller's agent must be kept confidential from potential buyers and others. • Although confidential information about the seller cannot be discussed, a buyer working with a seller's agent can expect fair and honest service from the seller's agent and disclosure of pertinent information about the property.

Seller Representation. When a real estate brokerage represents a seller, it must do what is best for the seller of a property. • A written contract, called a listing agreement, creates an agency relationship between the seller and the brokerage and establishes seller representation. It also explains services the brokerage will provide, establishes a fee arrangement for the Commercial REALTORS® services and specifies what obligations a seller may have. • A seller's ’s agent must tell the seller anything known about a buyer. For instance, if a seller's ’s agent knows a buyer is willing to offer more for a property, that information must be shared with the seller. • Confidences a seller shares with a seller's ’s agent must be kept confidential from potential buyers and others. • Although confidential information about the seller cannot be discussed, a buyer working with a seller's ’s agent can expect fair and honest service from the seller's ’s agent and disclosure of pertinent information about the property.

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Seller Representation. When a real estate brokerage represents a seller, it must do what is best for the seller of a property. • A written contract, called a listing agreement, creates an agency relationship between the seller and the brokerage and establishes seller representation. It also explains services the brokerage will provide, establishes a fee arrangement for the Commercial REALTORS® REALTOR®’s services and specifies what obligations a seller may have. • A seller's ’s agent must tell the seller anything known about a buyer. For instance, if a seller's ’s agent knows a buyer is willing to offer more for a property, that information must be shared with the seller. • Confidences a seller shares with a seller's ’s agent must be kept confidential from potential buyers and others. • Although confidential information about the seller cannot be discussed, a buyer working with a seller's ’s agent can expect fair and honest service from the seller's ’s agent and disclosure of pertinent information about the property.

Seller Representation. When a real estate brokerage represents a seller, it must do what is best for the seller of a property. • A written contract, called a listing agreement, creates an agency relationship between the seller and the brokerage and establishes seller representation. It also explains services the brokerage will provide, establishes a fee arrangement for the Commercial REALTORS® services and specifies what obligations a seller may have. • A seller's agent must tell the seller anything known about a buyer. For instance, if a seller's agent knows a buyer is willing to offer more for a property, that information must be shared with the sellertheseller. • Confidences a seller shares with a seller's agent must be kept confidential from potential buyers and others. • Although confidential information about the seller cannot be discussed, a buyer working with a seller's agent can expect fair and honest service from the seller's agent and disclosure of pertinent information about the property.