Transaction Broker Agreement (Non-agency Agreeement) is a legal document that was released by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation - a government authority operating within South Carolina.
Q: What is a Transaction Broker Agreement?
A: A Transaction Broker Agreement is a type of non-agency agreement that is used in real estate transactions.
Q: What is a non-agency agreement?
A: A non-agency agreement is a legal agreement in which a real estate agent does not act as an agent for either the buyer or the seller, but instead acts as a neutral facilitator of the transaction.
Q: What is the purpose of a Transaction Broker Agreement?
A: The purpose of a Transaction Broker Agreement is to establish the role of the real estate agent as a neutral facilitator who does not represent either party in the transaction.
Q: Is a Transaction Broker Agreement binding?
A: Yes, a Transaction Broker Agreement is a legally binding agreement between the real estate agent and the buyer or seller.
Q: What are the responsibilities of a transaction broker?
A: A transaction broker is responsible for assisting the buyer and seller in the transaction, but does not owe fiduciary duties to either party.
Q: Does a transaction broker provide advice or advocacy?
A: No, a transaction broker does not provide advice or advocacy to either the buyer or the seller. They remain neutral throughout the transaction.
Q: Can a transaction broker disclose confidential information?
A: No, a transaction broker cannot disclose confidential information shared by either party without their permission.
Q: Are there any limitations to a transaction broker's services?
A: Yes, a transaction broker's services are limited to facilitating the transaction and cannot include providing legal or financial advice.
Q: Is a Transaction Broker Agreement required in South Carolina?
A: Yes, a Transaction Broker Agreement is required by law in South Carolina for non-agency relationships in real estate transactions.
Form Details:
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