🚀 go-pugleaf

ejyoung@metrolink.net wrote:
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> Tom Burns wrote:
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> > ooss@inforamp.net (Donald Lascelle) wrote:
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> > >Could someone please direct to  the official office where one could
> > >take action against a Realtor  ?
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> > >Don & Lori
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> > unless you were using a buyers agent, the realtor represents the
> > seller.  why not file suit against the realtor??
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> Tom:  The situation has change since you were last involved in real
> estate.  Under today's regulations, the client MUST have signed and
> been given a copy of the type of agency being provided by the realtor.
> The relator can act as a disclosed dual agent, OR a buyers agent.
> However, the realtor can NOT exclusively act as the agent for the
> seller while working with the buyer.What are you talking about? Of course, Realtor can and MUST work 
exclusively FOR the seller, unless he acts as a buyer's agent or dual 
agent (which fact- yes- must be disclosed in writing). It doesn't mean 
that Realtor can deliberately lie to the buyer, though. If this is the 
case, there is no difference who he works for.