Designated Agency & Conflict of Interest Flashcards

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Common Law Presumption of Attributed Knowledge

It assumes that all real estate licensees within a brokerage share knowledge and confidential information about clients with each other.

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Brokerage Responsibilities Under Common Law

They must disclose all pertinent information to clients while maintaining the confidentiality of the clients' information.

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Why Conflicts of Interest Are Problematic

Because they often involve clients with competing interests and clients typically want to keep working with their chosen real estate licensee.

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Designated Agency

A system where the agency responsibilities are assigned to individual real estate licensees instead of the entire brokerage, avoiding shared knowledge and conflicts of interest.

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RECA's Solution to Conflicts of Interest

The concept of designated agency.

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How Designated Agency Negates Common Law

It ensures that licensees do not share client information, thus rebutting the presumption of attributed knowledge.

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Adoption Date of Designated Agency

On March 1, 2008, after recommendations from the Agency Task Force (ATF).

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Brokerage's Role Under Designated Agency

The brokerage holds a neutral position, facilitating transactions and maintaining confidentiality without advocating for either client.

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Requirement for Practicing Designated Agency

A written service agreement must designate agency responsibilities to individual licensees.

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Broker's Responsibility in Designated Agency

To ensure compliance across the brokerage and maintain neutrality and confidentiality while supervising the designated licensees.