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TRANSACTION BROKER NOTICE
FLORIDA
LAW REQUIRES THAT REAL ESTATE
LICENSEES OPERATING AS TRANSACTION
BROKERS DISCLOSE TO BUYERS AND
SELLERS THEIR ROLE AND DUTIES IN
PROVIDING A LIMITED FORM OF
REPRESENTATION.
As a
transaction broker, Prudential
Chaplin Williams Realty provides to
you a limited form of representation
that includes the following duties:
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Dealing honestly and fairly;
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Accounting for all funds;
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Using skill, care, and diligence
in the transaction;
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Disclosing all known facts that
materially affect the value of
the real property and are not
readily observable to the buyer;
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Presenting all offers and
counteroffers in a timely
manner, unless a party has
previously directed the licensee
otherwise in writing.
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Limited confidentiality, unless
waived in writing by a party.
The limited confidentiality will
prevent disclosure that the
seller will accept a price less
than the asking, or listing
price, that the buyer will pay a
greater price than the price
submitted in written offer, of
the motivation of any party for
selling or buying property, that
the seller or buyer will agree
to financing terms other than
those offered, or of any other
information requested by a party
to remain confidential; and;
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Any
additional duties that are
entered into by this or by
separate written agreement.
Limited
representation mean that a buyer or
seller is not responsible for the
facts of the licensee.
Additionally, parties are giving up
their rights to the undivided
loyalty of the licensee. This
aspect of limited representation
allows a licensee to facilitate a
real estate transaction by assisting
both the buyer and the seller, but
the licensee will not work to
represent one party to the detriment
of the other party. |