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This document acknowledges the disclosure that a brokerage firm represents more than one party in a real estate transaction, detailing the obligations of the dual agent and the consent of the parties

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How to fill out Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives

1. Obtain the Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives form from the appropriate regulatory body.
2. Read the instructions on the form carefully.
3. Fill out the personal information section, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Specify the designation of the agent or representative, including their name and contact details.
5. Include the purpose of the designation and any relevant timelines.
6. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
7. Sign and date the form to validate your disclosure.
8. Submit the form to the designated authority as instructed.

Who needs Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

1. Individuals or organizations appointing an agent or representative to act on their behalf in legal or official matters.
2. Clients requiring assistance in handling their applications or claims.
3. Businesses designating representatives for regulatory compliance or liaison purposes.

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What is the definition of a designated agent?

Designated agents (also called appointed agents) are chosen by a managing broker to act as an exclusive agent of the seller or buyer.

Who assigns a designated agent?

A principal or supervising broker may assign different licensees affiliated with the broker as designated agent or representative to represent different clients in the same residential real estate transaction to the exclusion of all other licensees in the firm.

What is an example of a designated appointed agency?

Designated Agency occurs when the Brokerage Firm involved in a Dual Agency situation assigns one broker/salesperson to solely represent the Buyer/Tenant as a Designated Buyer's Agent, and another to solely represent the Seller/Landlord as a Designated Seller's Agent.

What is designated representation?

Designated Agent or Designated Representative means a licensee who has been assigned by a principal or supervising broker to represent a client while a different client in the same transaction is represented by another licensee affiliated with the same principal or supervising broker in a transaction.

What is designated agency representation?

Designated agency can also be called appointed agency. In a designated agency situation, each party is able to get representation from a different agent, although both agents work for the same broker. It is significantly more ethical, even though there are still risks of collusion between the agents.

What is a designated agency?

Designated agency can also be called appointed agency. In a designated agency situation, each party is able to get representation from a different agent, although both agents work for the same broker. It is significantly more ethical, even though there are still risks of collusion between the agents.

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What is Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives refers to the formal process by which individuals or entities disclose the names of agents or representatives authorized to act on their behalf in legal or regulatory matters.

Who is required to file Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

Individuals or organizations that have designated agents or representatives to handle specific legal, financial, or regulatory matters are required to file the Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives.

How to fill out Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

To fill out the Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives, you must provide the names and contact information of the designated agents or representatives, specify the scope of authority granted, and submit any required forms to the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

The purpose of Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives is to ensure transparency and accountability by formally recognizing individuals authorized to act on behalf of others in official capacities.

What information must be reported on Disclosure of Designated Agents or Representatives?

The information that must be reported includes the names and addresses of designated agents or representatives, their roles, the extent of their authority, and any relevant identification numbers or licenses.