Unit 4 Brokerage Relationships | Transaction Broker vs Single Agent + Disclosures скачать в хорошем качестве

Unit 4 Brokerage Relationships | Transaction Broker vs Single Agent + Disclosures

Welcome to Unit 4 of Florida Real Estate Principles, Practices & Law. This unit is where Florida real estate gets “relationship-defined” — because on the state exam, the fastest way to miss questions is mixing up transaction broker, single agent, and no brokerage relationship. In this video, you’ll learn (exam-focused): • Florida’s default: why transaction broker is presumed unless a single agent OR no brokerage relationship is established in writing • Why dual agency is not allowed in Florida (and how exam questions try to sneak it in) • Transaction broker duties (the “limited representation” checklist) • Single agent duties (the “fiduciary add-ons” like loyalty, obedience, and full disclosure) • Limited confidentiality: what it protects, and what you can still disclose by law • Disclosure timing rules (the “before signing OR before showing — whichever happens first” trap) • No brokerage relationship notice: what duties you still owe and when the notice must be delivered • What counts as a “residential sale” for these disclosure rules (units and acreage) • Bonus: designated sales associate—when it’s allowed and the asset threshold (nonresidential only) How to study this lesson: 1) Watch once straight through 2) Rewatch and pause at the “answer out loud” moments 3) Say your answer BEFORE the answer is revealed 4) Write down the disclosure timing rules — those are easy points on test day Sponsor (supports this channel): License Closet — Hang your license for 149.99 per year, with no multiple listing service required. https://jointheagency.license2close.c... Want to enroll in online classes? My CE Shop link is below. The CE Shop also offers education for real estate, mortgage, home inspection, and appraisal. Using my link supports the channel. https://nexahavenre.theceshop.com/ Comment prompt: Comment “UNIT 4” and tell me what you want drilled next: Transaction broker duties, single agent duties, disclosure timing, or no brokerage relationship notice. About License 2 Learn / License 2 Close: license2close.com | info@license2close.com | 407-807-8007 Florida Real Estate Broker: BK3335939, BK3595683 | Real Estate School: ZH1003036 | Instructor: ZH1004099 Florida laws and rules can change. Verify the most current requirements through the Florida Statutes, Florida Administrative Code, DBPR, and the Florida Real Estate Commission.