Standard agent definition
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship in a residential real estate transaction. A standard agent shall have the obligations as provided in this article and any additional obligations agreed to by the parties in the brokerage agreement.
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A standard agent shall have the obligations as provided in Article 3 (§ 54.1-2130 et seq.) of Chapter 21 of Title 54.1 of the Code of Virginia.
More Definitions of Standard agent
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A standard agent shall have certain obligations to his client and any additional obligations agreed to by the parties in the brokerage agreement. A standard agent must disclose his client relationship whenever dealing with an un- represented party. A standard agent is also allowed to assist an unrepresented party with ministerial duties.
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A standard agent shall have the obligations as provided in this article.
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A standard agent shall have the obligations as provided in the Code of Virginia.
Standard agent means a “licensee” who acts for or represents a “client” in an agency relationship. (“Standard Agency” is presumed to be your brokerage relationship under the law. If you do not specify otherwise in a written agreement signed by your “client”, then you will be a “Standard Agent”.)
Standard agent means a licensee who acts for or represents a client in an agency relationship. A standard agent shall have the obligations as provided in §§ 54.1-2130 et seq. and any additional obligations agreed to by the parties in the brokerage agreement.