Who Represents Whom? Agency Uncloaked (GA)

Overview

Licensed real estate professionals know that agency is fundamental to their everyday practice. It is both a simple and a complex concept: simple because the definition of an agent is straightforward yet complex because agency involves a number of obligations, responsibilities, and legal implications. This course explores how agency relationships work in Georgia, examining who represents whom and the laws of that representation.

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Learning Objectives

  • Describe the difference between a client and a customer and why agency is important to the real estate industry 
  • Describe the duties that agents owe to clients and customers in a real estate transaction 
  • Identify how to create an agency relationship 
  • Identify the different types of listing agreements and how they are used in practice
  • Describe common elements of a buyer-broker agreement and the different types of agreements available
  • Explain how dual agency, designated agency, and nonagency relationships work 
  • Differentiate between the operating models that a brokerage can use


Designed For:

Georgia brokers and salespersons at all stages of their careers 




Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.