Real Estate Brokerage: In a Nutshell

Haggins, Edward T.

Journal: Cleveland State Law Review

Volume: 19

First Page: 126

Year: 1970

Bluebook Citation: 19 CLEV. ST. L. REV. 126 (1970)

Author: Edward T. Haggins: all 3 publications


Abstract

There are usually three parties to a real estate transaction; a seller, a buyer, and a real estate broker. The real estate broker is the middleman whose duty is to bring the buyer and the seller together. Ordinarily the real estate broker represents the vendor in that he has usually signed a listing contract to sell the vendor's home. The broker plays a significant role in the sale of property.

It is he who guides the sale from beginning to end. Without the services of a real estate broker, most sales would never materialize. In order to understand the importance of a real estate broker, we must first examine a typical real estate transaction.

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