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A real estate broker or agent owes his or her clients full disclosure – one of the six fiduciary responsibilities. What does this mean? It simply means that a real estate broker or agent is obligated to tell you any relevant information pertaining to his or her business operation.

This duty obligates a real estate broker who is representing a BUYER to reveal the following:

  • If the seller is prepared to accept a lower offer.
  • Information regarding the urgency of a seller’s need to sell.
  • If the real estate broker has any interest in, or any relationship to, the property sale or the seller.
  • The length of time a property has been on the market and any known information relating to offers and counteroffers made on it.
  • Information relating to the value of a property.
  • Any information that could affect a prospective buyer’s ability to purchase the property at the lowest price at the buyer’s most favorable terms.

This duty obligates a real estate broker who is representing a SELLER to reveal the following:

  • Any information regarding the urgency of a buyer to purchase a property.
  • If a buyer is prepared to pay more for a property than being currently offered.
  • If the real estate broker has any interest in, or relationship to, the buyer.
  • Information relating to a buyer’s financial ability to purchase a property.
  • Any information that could affect the seller’s ability to sell a property at the highest price at the seller’s most favorable terms.

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