Скачать или смотреть Do All Listing Realtors in California Commit a Fiduciary Breach in CA

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The Controversy: It's an open secret: nearly every real estate transaction in California involves the Seller paying the Buyer Agent Commission (BAC). But in a post-settlement world, does this common practice expose the Listing Agent—and the Seller—to an unacceptable level of liability, potentially amounting to a breach of fiduciary duty?

In this quick video, we break down why the standard CAR forms are no longer enough to protect your client when dealing with BAC payments. You'll learn:

The hidden fiduciary conflict created when the seller pays the buyer's agent.

The one type of advice that only an attorney can legally provide to mitigate this risk.

Why "doing nothing" is now the riskiest legal posture for your client.

If you are an attorney and want to learn the proven, compliant Attorney Risk Mitigation System that protects your clients and justifies your co-listing fee, book a session with me now.

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Book Your Strategy Session & Protect Your Clients: ListingAttorney.com