law-of-agency
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  • 1. Leases
  • 1.1. INTRODUCTION
  • 1.2. Drag and Drop
  • 1.3. What is Agency?
  • 1.4. Types of Agency
  • 1.5. Universal Agency
  • 1.6. General Agency
  • 1.7. Special Agency
  • 1.8. Agency Relationships
  • 1.9. Customer Relationships
  • 1.10. Agency
  • 1.11. Broker - Agent
  • 1.12. Broker - Agent
  • 1.13. Establishing Relationship
  • 1.14. Types of Transactions
  • 1.15. Cooperative Sale
  • 1.16. Compensation
  • 1.17. Representation
  • 1.18. Representation
  • 1.19. In-house Transactions
  • 1.20. In-house Transactions
  • 1.21. Intermediary
  • 1.22. Intermediary
  • 1.23. In House Sales
  • 1.24. According to the video, in-house sales are more commonly used than cooperative sales.
  • 1.25. Intermediary
  • 1.26. Variations
  • 1.27. Customer Buyers
  • 1.28. Intermediary
  • 1.29. According to the video, the intermediary should ALWAYS be a broker.
  • 1.30. Disclosure
  • 1.31. Disclosure
  • 1.32. IABS
  • 1.33. Disclosure
  • 1.34. According to the link, Texas Senate Bill 489 requires license holders to provide written agency information to prospects at the time of the first substantive discussion.
  • 1.35. Brokerage Business
  • 1.36. On the TREC website, the Key to Symbols section is located on the right hand side of the page.
  • 1.37. Agent Compensation
  • 1.38. DTPA
  • 1.39. According to the video, DTPA allows the consumer to file suit if they feel misrepresentation has taken place in regard to a real estate transaction.
  • 1.40. Roles
  • 1.41. Roles
  • 2. Assessment Real Estate Brokerage and Law of Agency
  • 2.1. END OF MODULE QUIZ
  • 2.2. QUIZ BANK
  • 2.3. Scenario 1
  • 2.4. Draw from Module 1 Scenario 1 Question Bank
  • 2.5. END OF MODULE QUIZ
  • 2.6. Draw from Module 1 Scenario 2 Question Bank

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