Which of the following agreements gives you the sole right to represent a buyer quizlet?

Which of the following is true regarding a Transaction Broker?

-He or she need not comply with Federal, State, and Local laws, rules, regulations and ordinances

-A client could be liable for a misrepresentation of such client's Transaction Broker arising out of the Transaction Broker Agreement even if the client has no actual knowledge of the misrepresentation

-A Licensee who is serving as a Transaction Broker shall not be liable for misrepresentation of such licensee's Client arising out of the Brokerage Agreement unless the Licensee had actual knowledge of the misrepresentation.

-Transaction Brokerage Agreements can be assigned, sold, or otherwise transferred to another broker without the express written consent of all parties to the original Transaction Brokerage Agreement.

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Lot dimensions
Waterfront footage
Zoning code and jurisdiction
Topography, such as level or pasture
View, such as golf course or mountain
Lot details, such as cul-de-sac, paved street, corner lot
Waterfront features - ocean, lake, high bank, etc.
Site features - indoor/outdoor arena, fenced, outbuildings, etc.
Pool - if so, what kind

A foreclosure or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure
A gift or other transfer to a parent, spouse, domestic partner, or child of a transferor or child of any parent, spouse, or domestic partner of a transferor
A transfer between spouses or between domestic partners in connection with a marital dissolution or dissolution of a state-registered domestic partnership
A transfer where a buyer had an ownership interest in the property within two years of the date of the transfer including, but not limited to, an ownership interest as a partner in a partnership, a limited partner in a limited partnership, a shareholder in a corporation, a leasehold interest, or transfers to and from a facilitator pursuant to a tax deferred exchange
A transfer of an interest that is less than fee simple, except for the transfer of a vendee's interest under a real estate contract
A transfer made by the personal representative of the estate of the decedent or by a trustee in bankruptcy
A transfer in which the buyer has expressly waived the receipt of the property disclosure statement

Drainage problems
Fill material
Damage to the property caused by disasters, such as fire, wind, floods, earthquakes, etc.
Existing shorelines, wetlands and floodplains
Existing environmental hazards, such as asbestos, radon gas, fuel or chemical storage tanks, etc.
Commercial or industrial use
Soil or groundwater contamination
Transmission poles, transformers, or other utility equipment on the property
Dumping site
Illegal drug manufacturing
Radio tower interference

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