BROKER RISK MANAGEMENT FEE
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According to the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) regulations, the broker is directly responsible for any real estate transaction broker has approved, that his/her agent completes while actively sponsored by the broker sponsor. To cover possible expenses connected with this responsibility, we collect a Risk Management fee for agent-owned properties.
IMPORTANT: any unreported sales activity by the agent to broker, makes the agent 100% liable for all legal expenses associated with these transactions.
Standard Risk Management Fee:
For real estate transactions for third-party clients up to $1.0 million, the Risk Management fee is included in broker fee collected. However, there is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. Note: Fees are an additional $150 per side when broker allows intermediary transaction.
Selling Agent Owned or Direct Relative Property:
When an agent chooses to SELL their privately-owned, direct relatives, including step relations or relation by adoption owned property, there is additional E & O insurance fee required. The Standard Risk Management fee for selling agent-owned property is $145. There is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. There is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. Note: Fees are an additional $150 per side when broker allows intermediary transaction.
IMPORTANT: Please note that E & O covers “errors and omission”, not fraud, nondisclosure, or agent’s illegal activity. Agent will be 100% liable and not covered by E & O insurance if they have conducted themselves against the sponsoring broker’s and/or TREC rules and regulations. If you are not sure how to proceed in a real estate situation, always consult with your broker for advice before performing any real estate services.
Copy of E & O Insurance Policy and E & O Insurance Declarations may be requested from our office at any time.
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According to the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) regulations, the broker is directly responsible for any real estate transaction broker has approved, that his/her agent completes while actively sponsored by the broker sponsor. To cover possible expenses connected with this responsibility, we collect a Risk Management fee for agent-owned properties.
IMPORTANT: any unreported sales activity by the agent to broker, makes the agent 100% liable for all legal expenses associated with these transactions.
Standard Risk Management Fee:
For real estate transactions for third-party clients up to $1.0 million, the Risk Management fee is included in broker fee collected. However, there is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. Note: Fees are an additional $150 per side when broker allows intermediary transaction.
Selling Agent Owned or Direct Relative Property:
When an agent chooses to SELL their privately-owned, direct relatives, including step relations or relation by adoption owned property, there is additional E & O insurance fee required. The Standard Risk Management fee for selling agent-owned property is $145. There is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. There is an additional $145 per every Hundred Thousand Dollar price increment over $1.0 million. Note: Fees are an additional $150 per side when broker allows intermediary transaction.
IMPORTANT: Please note that E & O covers “errors and omission”, not fraud, nondisclosure, or agent’s illegal activity. Agent will be 100% liable and not covered by E & O insurance if they have conducted themselves against the sponsoring broker’s and/or TREC rules and regulations. If you are not sure how to proceed in a real estate situation, always consult with your broker for advice before performing any real estate services.
Copy of E & O Insurance Policy and E & O Insurance Declarations may be requested from our office at any time.
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