(For example, how
do subagents and buyer's agents differ in practice?)
Not exact matches
A
subagent owes the same fiduciary duties to the agent's customer as the agent
does.
Since the investor didn't want me to represent him, I explained that I would be acting as a
subagent of the seller's agent.
The court first considered the Buyer's Representative argument that it
did not need a contract directly with the Seller in order to earn a commission, as the listing broker's agreement with the Seller allowed the listing broker to use
subagents.
A
subagent generally may provide the buyer with certain types of services, often called ministerial services, which are factually based and
do not require the licensee's judgment.
Is there a problem with people who worked as
subagents and don't feel comfortable as buyer's representatives?