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It comes down to the contract between the Realtor and the brokerage plus any contracts that might be still in force between the clients (buyers and seller) and the brokerage. The personal relationship that exists between the Realtor and the clients is normally strong enough so that the clients follow the Realtor when they change shop. Assuming no existing contract for a current listing or buyer's broker agreement then there will be no ties back to the broker. The broker is free to market to the people and to otherwise compete for their future business. The Realtor has no direct hold on the clients. The Broker is entitled to retain any and all listings, at least until the listing expires.
can a salesperson take his listing to anther broker? will the salesperson be violating law
Real Estate broker/agent or Realtor. Also, sales associate or sales person.
A commercial broker is a person who handles transactions between corporations. Much like a real estate broker, it's just that they deal with companies instead of individuals.
In most cases, a co-broker works with the listing brokerage to help sell the property. The co-broker (or selling broker as they are commonly referred) will usually bring the buyer, and the listing broker will work the seller to help complete the transaction. The listing broker will split the commission with the co-broker for providing the buyer. This enables real estate firms to sell each other's listings, thus enabling many more transactions to take place, making it easier and faster to find buyers for properties. It also enables buyers to only be required to work with one agent at one company instead of having to find an agent at each company.
It comes down to the contract between the Realtor and the brokerage plus any contracts that might be still in force between the clients (buyers and seller) and the brokerage. The personal relationship that exists between the Realtor and the clients is normally strong enough so that the clients follow the Realtor when they change shop. Assuming no existing contract for a current listing or buyer's broker agreement then there will be no ties back to the broker. The broker is free to market to the people and to otherwise compete for their future business. The Realtor has no direct hold on the clients. The Broker is entitled to retain any and all listings, at least until the listing expires.
Transaction broker.
Ditech is a mortgage loan company. Ditech allows customers to access loans directly through the lender instead of having to go through an intermediate person such as a mortgage broker.
Uhm, I don't think so, For me I prefer talking to a mortgage broker than going to the bank directly . A mortgage broker can help you navigate through every stage of finding and applying for a mortgage – to get the best deal available based on your individual circumstances and needs. They have access to number of banks to get you the best deals. You might wanna check out Key Strategy Solutions.
The training circle is a broker and you will pay more through a broker than if you go directly to a training company.
can a salesperson take his listing to anther broker? will the salesperson be violating law
A local realtor or real estate broker can help you.
A real estate agent. a realtor
no they will be paid directly into your share dealing account. through the broker.
Realtor commission rates are not set and can always be negotiated. These rates would usually range from 5%-6% but, can be significantly lower at a discount broker.
A realtor is a broker or sales person in the real estate business and is a memberof the National Association of Real Estate Boards, or one of its constituent boards. Realtors are bound by a code of ethics.
A local realtor can answer your question.