Realtor duties and responsibilities
Here is a quick summary of what a Realtors ® duties and responsibilities may be in a dedicated “Client relationship vs. a “Customer” or “Non-Client” transactional relationship.
In a dedicated “Client Relationship”, the Realtor®
- Works “for” the client.
- Performs ministerial administrative functions.
- Demonstrates fairness, honesty, loyalty (good faith) and confidentiality.
- Discloses material facts
- Obeys the client
- Delivers accountability and advocacy
- Shows care, skill and diligence.
- Provides advice and investigation
- Discloses all agency relationships
In a “Customer” or “Non-Client” relationship, the Realtor®
- Works “with” the customer.
- Performs ministerial administrative functions
- Demonstrates fairness and honesty
- Discloses material facts
- Provides good service throughout the transaction
- Provides information on other professional services
- Delivers a review of the real estate process
- Discloses all agency relationships
- Does not advocate.
As you can see from this summary, there are some duties performed that benefit a buyer or seller when your Realtor® is in a “Client Relationship”.
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Posted at 08/30/2011 11:50 AM by
David Sampson
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