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Express
Created when a principal employs an agent to act for him
Gratuitous
Brokerage service provided without charging a fee
Ostensibe
Based of a third party being led to believe that a licensee was acting on behalf of another party
By ratification
Occurs when a principal benefits from a previously unauthorized act of an agent and accepts those benefits.
Implied
Occurs when there is no express agreement that the broker will act for a party
Accomplishment
A property sold a week after it was put on the market
Breach of agents duty
A broker does not act within his clients best interest throughout the course of a listing agreement
Renunciation
A broker decides to no longer represent a seller
Abandonment
During the term of the listing agreement, the broker was never available to show the property to perspective buyers
Expiration
A listing agreement was arranged for six months- during that time, the property didn’t sell
Revocation
A seller instructed her broker not to act on her behalf anymore stop showing the house