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2 years ago

Is it ethical for a Realtor to represent buyer and seller?

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Korolek [52]2 years ago

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<u>Yes, that's allowed</u> to ethical for a Realtor to represent buyer and seller.

<h3>Briefing:</h3>

Transaction brokerage describes the circumstance to which you're referring. When your real estate professional represents a buyer client who is interested in buying the property in which you are the seller client, this service option is known as transaction brokerage.

<h3>Who is a called buyer?</h3>

In a buyer's call, a buyer and seller agree to purchase a commodity at a set price that is higher than the price of a futures contract for the same grade and quantity.

<h3>Who is called a seller?</h3>

Any person or organization that makes any kind of good, service, or financial asset available for purchase is a seller. Short selling is obtaining securities that are not one's own to sell in order to purchase them back at a cheaper cost. The term "writer" refers to a person who sells options and receives the premium from the buyer.

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Cr No entry

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Preparation of the debit-credit analysis for each transaction.

Oct. 1

Debits Increases assets

Debit Cash 31,580

Credits Increases stockholders' equity

Credit Common stock 31,580

Oct. 2

Debits No effect

Debit No effect

Credits No effect

Credit No effect

Oct. 3

Debits Increases assets

Debit Office furniture 3,650

Credits Increases liabilities

Credit Accounts payable 3,650

Oct. 6

Debits Increases assets

Debit Accounts receivable 11,680

Credits Increases retained earnings

Credit Service revenue 11,680

Oct. 10

Debits Increases assets

Debit Cash 135

Credits Increases retained earnings

Credit Service revenue 135

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Debits Decreases liabilities

Debit Accounts payable 610

Credits Decreases assets

Credit Cash 610

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Debits Decreases retained earnings

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