HomeGuru said:**A: that is not all the information you have.
Let's start from the begining.
Look at your listing contract and see if the brokerage side signed it. Then state exactly word for word, what the contract heading reads ie. EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO SELL, EXCLUSIVE AGENCY or..........
Next, confirm if the property was or was not in MLS. If not in MLS, why?
I will ask for more information later.
The top of the contract states:
Mutliple Listing Service, Exclusive Authorization and Right to Sell, Exchange or Lease, Brokerage Listing Agreement.
At the end there is a signature for Broker's Signature - that is empty
There is a line for Desinated Licensee - that is signed by our agent Mr. Smith.
Is that what you are asking for?
As I was going through the paperwork, I did notice we did sign a Consent to Act - gives Mr. Smith the right to represent more than one party. It does say "may, in the future elect to act for" ..... However, the interesting part is we signed it the same day we signed our contract. This would tell me that Mr. Smith knew that he was going to sell it to his investor friend, Mr. Jones. Since it says "may" does he have to have a us sign another Consent to Act that says he "will" be representing ...?