Single Agency. When a firm and all of its agents represent only you and advocate for only your interests during a transaction.
Single Agency. In a Single Agency relationship, the principal broker of a brokerage, and all affiliated licensees, act as an agent for a client who is a seller or buyer, or a lessor or lessee, on one side of a transaction. If a party on the other side of the transaction is represented by an agent, that agent will be affiliated with another principal broker at another brokerage.
Single Agency. MULTIPLE LOCATION OPTIONAL INVOICING Contractor must be capable of providing a single “Master Invoice” to any Authorized User which has purchased Services in multiple locations. This “Master Invoice” must include all required monthly information and Usage broken down by each location of the Authorized User.
Single Agency. Agency Fiduciary between the principal & agent Principal hires the agent Client The principal Agent Subagent Subagency Client Agent A person authorized to act for another Fiduciary Trust relationship between principal & agent Customer 3rd party who is Client Client Agent Dual Agency provided a service Subagent An Agent of an Agent Transactional Broker NON AGENT Listing Agreement A personal service contract Types of Agency
Single Agency broker represents the seller or buyer but not both
