I have lost
faith in my broker and am wondering if can contact the seller's realtor directly and get this resolved or if, since I am under contract, I have to go through my broker?
Insurance agencies place a great deal of
faith in their brokers to help serve as the public faces of their firms to clients.
Not exact matches
Triangle MLS President and CEO Tessa Hultz declined to comment while the MLS was still
in good -
faith negotiations with Zillow, but said the MLS is providing
brokers with the information they need to set up direct feeds of their own listings while negotiations are ongoing.
It's obvious who the «power
brokers» are here
in my local
faith community and obvious they have no intention of relinquishing any hold.
Richard recently
in Christianity Today: «Only a thinker so well grounded
in the Reformation traditions could be an honest
broker in bringing faithful evangelicals and believing Catholics to recognize the common source of their life together
in Jesus Christ, the Holy Scriptures, and the great tradition of living
faith through the centuries.»
The margin money you put up to fund a short position ($ 6000
in the example given) is simply a «good
faith» deposit that is required by the
broker in order to show that you are acting
in good
faith and fully intend to meet any potential losses that may occur.
The information above on bank lenders and mortgage
brokers was written
in good
faith but we can not guarantee accuracy.
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Generally, the creditor or mortgage
broker will give you a written Good
Faith Estimate that lists charges and fees you must pay at closing, and the creditor will give you a Truth
in Lending Disclosure that lists the monthly payment, the APR, and other loan terms.
It's the true story of what happened to one of my clients when he put his
faith in a supposedly reputable
broker.
What is a Good
Faith Estimate
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In the loan application process, the loan originator (your lender or
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in Downey will need a few items from you.
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Program participants must operate
in good
faith, and participants must have the intention of maintaining a brokerage relationship with Virtual
Brokers.
Brokers or dealers executing a portfolio transaction on behalf of the Funds may receive a commission
in excess of the amount of commission another
broker or dealer would have charged for executing the transaction if the Adviser determines
in good
faith that such commission is reasonable
in relation to the value of brokerage and research services provided to the Funds.
Additionally, Jansen advises social service providers and nonprofits that include child care providers and churches, and represents insurance agents,
brokers and carriers involved
in lawsuits related to negligent failure to procure insurance, bad
faith and coverage issues.
His practice includes general civil litigation, but he has extensive experience
in insurance law, including insurance bad
faith litigation, coverage litigation, and agent and
broker liability.
Focusing on civil litigation, Mr. Jacobs has extensive experience
in litigating cases involving complex business disputes, professional liability, product liability, insurance agents and
brokers» liability, premises liability, construction defects, personal injury, medical malpractice, insurance bad
faith, insurance coverage, white collar crime and employment law.
In New Jersey, the legal standard is that an insurance broker has to exercise good faith and reasonable skill in dealing with the insure
In New Jersey, the legal standard is that an insurance
broker has to exercise good
faith and reasonable skill
in dealing with the insure
in dealing with the insured.
It takes
faith to combine multiple careers into one life, says Kelly Hite,
broker - associate at McColly Real Estate
in Valparaiso, Ind..
The bad
faith comes into play because, according to the judge, the
broker was trying to capitalize on confusion people might have that would make them assume the site had a relationship with REALTOR.com, therefore allowing the
broker to benefit from the goodwill
in the trademarked term.
An administrative law judge ruled that a
broker acted
in bad
faith by registering two domain names, listonrealtor.com and listitonrealtor.com, and ordered the names transferred to NAR.
The court also noted that if the listing agreement is limited by time and there is no extension clause, the
broker is not entitled to a commission if he does not provide a ready, willing, and able buyer within the stated time and the vendor has acted
in good
faith.
to me the mortgage
broker is critical
in the transaction and they can use my preferred as I know it will go through but I don't demand it but if its someone I don't know or company I have no
faith in or a company that I tried once before (Rocket) and they were flat butt ridiculous as a builder / seller to deal with..
After having been
in this industry for over 25 years, I do not have
faith that seperate
Brokers can acheive the above.
The court added that Spec, acting
in good
faith, was justified
in relying upon the Gurtins» representations that they were no longer working with a
broker.
An Iowa appellate court ruled
in the case Stewart v. All States Quality Foods, L.P. that a
broker is entitled to his commission
in a failed short sale of a warehouse because the lender acted
in bad
faith by waiting until closing to demand a larger share of the proceeds.
A 1998 case from the Court of Appeals of Arkansas, Cantrell - Waind & Associates, Inc. v. Guillaume Mortorsports, Inc., addressed a real estate
broker's right to a commission
in the context of an option to purchase and the property owner's duty of good
faith and fair dealing.
Owner may not terminate activities of
broker in bad
faith and as a mere device to escape payment of commission.
Moore & Moore Real Estate v. Aloi (234 A.D. 2d 683)- non-jury trial judgment dismissing
broker's complaint affirmed;
broker not entitled to selling
broker's commission pursuant to multiple listing agreement offering commission to
broker who is the procuring cause where there was no meeting of the minds between buyer and seller as to material issue (closing date); no credible evidence that sellers acted
in bad
faith; no evidence that purchaser had financial availability to complete the transaction.
DiStefano v. Rosetti - Falvey Real Estate, Inc. (270 A.D. 2d 631)-
broker's cause of action survives motion to dismiss where
broker alleges that principal engaged
in dealings directly with tenant's agent and that his principal waited until the exclusive listing agreement expired before leasing the property to the tenant
in order to avoid paying the
broker's commission; bad
faith exception
Julien J. Studley, Inc. v. Coach, Inc. (3 A.D. 3d 358)-
broker's cause of action alleging commission is owed due to bad
faith termination of brokerage agreement is reinstated;
broker adequately alleged that landlords of the property
in question circumvented the brokerage agreement by contacting the company directly and negotiating lease;
broker's causes of action seeking to hold tenant liability for breach of brokerage agreement's exclusivity provision reinstated; record supports the allegation that tenant breached the exclusivity provision of the brokerage agreement prior to its termination
Werner v. Katal Country Club (234 A.D. 2d 659)-
broker may recover a commission
in the absence of being the procuring cause
in a transaction where the seller terminates the
broker's activities
in bad
faith and as a mere device to escape the payment of the commission; triable issue of fact exists as to seller's bad
faith where seller engaged
in direct negotiations with buyer and withdrew proposed contract indicating
broker was the procuring cause and inserting himself as procuring cause after
broker refused to reduce his commission; cause of action against attorney under Judiciary Law § 487 (1).
Helmsley - Spear, Inc. v. Kupferschmid (301 A.D. 2d 442)-- no commission was due where sale of the subject property and
broker's commission were contingent upon the satisfaction of the condition which went unsatisfied through no fault of the seller;
broker failed to produce a buyer ready, willing and able to purchase the property on terms acceptable to the seller where the «marked - up» contract returned to seller by the buyer's lawyer constituted a counteroffer which seller did not, and was not
in good
faith obligated to, accept.
1 DOS 98 Matter of DOS v. Fiumera - proper business practices;
broker licensed
in her individual name violates RPL § 440 - a when not also licensed as an associate
broker while working under the name and auspices of another
broker;
broker not required to disgorge commission where individually licensed and additional associate
broker's license would be issued pro forma upon payment of licensing fee;
broker did not engage
in fraudulent practice when advised homeowner that radon report was acceptable when reasonably acted upon advice given to her by the party taking the test;
broker's offer to pay for remedial work indicates a good
faith offer of settlement; $ 250 fine
(b) A
broker, who has a good
faith doubt as to whom is entitled to any trust funds held
in the
broker's escrow account, must provide written notification to the Commission within 15 business days after having such doubt and must institute one of the settlement procedures as set forth
in Section 475.25 (1)(d) 1.
When selling
broker - owner Hal Bates founded
Faith Realty
in Colorado Springs, Colo., six years ago, he fully intended to attract Christian salespeople and clients.
The owners of a sprawling Wyoming cattle ranch acted
in bad
faith by replacing their longstanding
broker after he assembled a promising deal, and were wrong to deny him commission when the deal closed, the Supreme Court of Wyoming ruled
in December.
The mortgage
broker's fee must be reflected
in the Good
Faith Estimate and on the HUD - 1 Settlement Statement.
the definition of MLS and the offers of compensation made through the MLS provide that a listing
broker's obligation to compensate a cooperating
broker who was the procuring cause of sale (or lease) may be excused if it is determined through arbitration that, through no fault of the listing
broker and
in the exercise of good
faith and reasonable care, it was impossible or financially unfeasible for the listing
broker to collect a commission pursuant to the listing agreement.
Under TILA and RESPA, a creditor or mortgage
broker is not required to provide the good
faith estimates of loan terms and settlement costs
in the early TILA disclosure and RESPA GFE until it has received an «application.»