A Brokerage Agreement must be concluded in writing to be legally enforceable. It must clearly state the names of the contracting parties, the specific details of the Real Property, and the agreed-upon terms. Once the agreement is signed, an entry is…
A Brokerage Agreement must be concluded in writing to be legally enforceable. It must clearly state the names of the contracting parties, the specific details of the Real Property, and the agreed-upon terms. Once the agreement is signed, an entry is created on the registry folio of the property to denote that it is subject to a brokerage arrangement. This formalisation protects the broker�s right to a commission while ensuring the client is aware of their financial obligations.
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