2. If the office policy allows a broker to act as an intermediary (the broker has a broker-client relationship with both the seller and the buyer in the same transaction), the broker must obtain the written consent of each party and indicate who will pay the broker. Texas REALTORS® representation agreements and buyer list agreements include required written consents and other legal requirements for a broker to act as an intermediary. I was the listing agent for a property that was not sold but was listed by another broker at the expiry of my agreement. I now have a client who wants to see the same property. Should the new broker or real estate agent designate me as a named licensee, or how else can I do anything else? 3. DEFINITIONS This paragraph defines the following terms used throughout the buyer`s representation agreement: acquisition, closure, market area and real estate. 11. BROKER`S FEES This section describes the different aspects of your work agent`s commission to buy or rent a house. It includes the actual commission, the source of the commission, how it is earned and when it is payable, additional compensation, how agents are paid if you buy one of the broker`s (re) intermediate offers, the period of protection and the authorization to open the trust. Because it is money, this section is quite long and detailed, as money disputes are the most common point of contention between buyers and agents.

1. It is recommended that your buyer sign a buyer`s replacement agreement. If she signs the purchase/lease agreement (TAR 1501), you can remind her that under paragraph 11B, she may be required to pay you if the seller refuses or does not pay your fees. 8. INTERMEDIARY specifies (via control boxes) if the client wants to see the broker`s offers. If the client wants to see the broker`s offers, the agreement goes into the details of the intermediary who deserves his own contribution. 3. Written agreements between a broker and his client contribute to all parties agreeing on the terms of the representation.

5. BROKER`S OBLIGATIONS Defines the three basic brokerage obligations to the client: helping the client acquire real estate, helping the client to enter into a contract to buy a property and complying with other parts of the representation agreement.