Real Estate Relationships

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Written By Jenny Hershberger

In a nutshell . . . There are different types of relationships between real estate brokers and clients. There are buyers’ agents, sellers’ agents, dual agents and statutory agents. Depending on the mutually agreed upon contractual relationship an agent may be acting as a fiduciary agent for a buyer or a seller. A fiduciary agent has the duty to act in the best interest of his or her client. In the case of dual agency, an agent is equally responsible to the seller and the buyer, simultaneously.

It’s important that you understand how an agent would be representing you. Be sure to read through forms / contracts and satisfy answers to your questions before signing documents. Check out this resource from National Association of REALTORS® https://www.nar.realtor/agency.

Jenny Hershberger

I am a published author, free lance photographer and communication designer. I deeply enjoy learning from new people. Exploring cultures, including various colors, aromas, cuisines, traditions . . . have always intrigued me. My love for traveling and enjoying God's creation is a huge part of my existence. My background in marketing and passion for people have led me onto a path as a real estate agent. My knowledge of the marketing business allows me to give clientele a custom package, giving one's property an edge above the competition.

Read about some of my travels at www.BeyondRoadSigns.com. Purchase my book at www.SingleAndContent.com.

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