http://tampafloridarealestatefinder.com/255/why-would-someone-sign-a-no-brokerage-relationship/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:45:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://tampafloridarealestatefinder.com/255/why-would-someone-sign-a-no-brokerage-relationship/#comment-13757 Tampa Florida Real Estate Blog » Blog Archive » Hillsborough Property Taxes–Paid In The Rears? Tue, 11 Sep 2007 14:19:41 +0000 http://tampafloridarealestatefinder.com/255/why-would-someone-sign-a-no-brokerage-relationship/#comment-13757 [...] Florida does allow this type of representation. Many states allow “dual-agency”, in which a single agent can represent both parties in a real estate transaction. However Florida allows a “transaction brokerage” in which a single agent or single brokerage firm can work with both seller and buyer to facilitate the transaction. But neither party gets full representation. Can you see the conflict here? Many do not. The agent has to stay in the middle and provide a limited form of representation. Both parties must give up their right to single agency representation. Related Info [...] [...] Florida does allow this type of representation. Many states allow “dual-agency”, in which a single agent can represent both parties in a real estate transaction. However Florida allows a “transaction brokerage” in which a single agent or single brokerage firm can work with both seller and buyer to facilitate the transaction. But neither party gets full representation. Can you see the conflict here? Many do not. The agent has to stay in the middle and provide a limited form of representation. Both parties must give up their right to single agency representation. Related Info [...]

]]> http://tampafloridarealestatefinder.com/255/why-would-someone-sign-a-no-brokerage-relationship/#comment-351 Jonathan Greene Mon, 19 Feb 2007 19:20:22 +0000 http://tampafloridarealestatefinder.com/255/why-would-someone-sign-a-no-brokerage-relationship/#comment-351 Not to mention that single agent representation for buyers is usually free. Not to mention that single agent representation for buyers is usually free.

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