0
A realtor or estate agent buys and sells real estate on behalf of the principle, for a commission. They can also act as a managing company on behalf of the landlord.
Wiki User
∙ 8y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What do you call a person who deals real estate?
Real Estate broker/agent or Realtor. Also, sales associate or sales person.
What do you call a person that sells houses?
A real estate agent. a realtor
Personal property that is included with real estate is called?
A person's real property and personal propertymakes up what we call their estate.
What do you call a person working at an estate agent?
real estste agent
What has the author Fillmore W Galaty written?
Fillmore W. Galaty has written: 'Modern real estate practice in Ohio' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Real estate business, Real property, Vendors and purchasers 'Modern real estate practice in Ohio' -- subject(s): Real property, Law and legislation, Vendors and purchasers, Real estate business 'Modern real estate practice in Georgia' -- subject(s): Real property, Law and legislation, Vendors and purchasers, Real estate business 'Modern real estate practice in North Carolina' -- subject(s): Real property, Law and legislation, Vendors and purchasers, Real estate business 'Study Guide for Modern Real Estate Practice' 'Modern real estate practice in Nevada' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Real estate business 'Modern real estate practice in Illinois' -- subject(s): Licenses, Real estate agents, Conveyancing, Law and legislation, Vendors and purchasers, Real estate business
What do call a person that helps you buy a house?
Perhaps you a looking for "realtor" or "real estate agent".
What do you call a person that helps you buy a house?
Perhaps you a looking for "realtor" or "real estate agent".
What do you call someone who sells real estate?
A person who sells real estate is called a real estate agent or real estate agent. These professionals are licensed to facilitate the purchase and sale of real estate. Real estate agents play a critical role in the transaction process by helping clients navigate complex markets, negotiate deals, and ensure regulatory compliance. They often work for real estate agencies and earn commissions based on successful real estate transactions. Their expertise and knowledge of the local market make them valuable partners for individuals looking to buy or sell real estate.
Where can one find real estate practice in California?
One can find real estate practices in California from the following sources: Real Estate Express, Pro Profs, Lexis Nexis, California Real Estate, Robert Rooks, to name a few.
How is a real estate broker different from a real estate agent in California?
A real estate "agent" is licensed to practice real estate, but only under the direct supervision of a broker. Without a broker to oversee their activities and take responsibility for their actions a real estate agent is not allowed to practice. There is a trick of language here though, and it has to do with Agency Law. By law, an agent is a person who acts on behalf of someone else. A real estate broker is also called a real estate agent. This is because they are acting as an agent for the buyer or seller in a transaction. So the broker has the legal title of "broker" generally and the title of agent in relation to his or her client. A real estate agent working under a broker is an agent only to the broker, the broker is agent to the client.
Is real estate and estate the same?
No. Real estate refers to land and anything permanently attached to it. Estate refers to all the property a person owns or all the property, both real and personal, owned by a decedent at the time of death. A person's estate includes any real estate they may own.
If the attorney of an estate is also the personal representative of that estate can she sell the real estate and collect both the real estate commission and her attorney fees?
The real estate agent is the person who collects a commission on the sale of the real estate not the estate representative (executor/administrator). Generally a person who fills both roles, attorney for the estate and executor, can charge for both services.
