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Zepler [3.9K]
3 years ago
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Broker Nina and Broker Vesta work for Principal Broker Griffin. Vesta is working with Marlin, who is interested in purchasing a

property in McMinnville. Nina's client, Cody, is also looking to purchase a property in McMinnville. A very well priced property has recently been listed by a competing brokerage. Nina and Vesta present the property to their buyers and both Cody and Marlin are interested in making an offer on the property. Broker Vesta is in a ____________ relationship with Buyer Marlin.A. Disclosed limited agency.B. Single agency.
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1 answer:
Kay [80]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B) Single agency.

Explanation:

In real estate, a single agency relationship means that the broker can only represent one of the parties involved in the transaction, either the buyer or the seller, but he/she cannot represent both parties. Most broker-client relationships are single agencies, since that way the broker should pursuit his/her client's best interest.

In a dual agency relationship, the broker represents both he seller and the buyer.

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<em>Step 3: Determine the present value of the net revenue per year for Leasing</em>

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 1            76,000,000               76,000,000/{(1+0.15)^1}         66,086,956.52

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 2           76,000,000               76,000,000/{(1+0.15)^2}         57,466,918.71

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