The answer depends on the state within which the property is located.
Letter to the editor: When may a broker receive a fee for assisting a client in an out-of-state real estate transaction?
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Implicit Bias, Office Management & Supervision, Agency, Fair Housing, Trust Funds, Ethics and Risk Management
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