Brokerage Relationships Policy
Delivered in MS Word (.doc) format via email as soon as practicable following your purchase, typically within one business day.
The Colorado Real Estate Commission’s Rules require that Real Estate Brokerage Firms adopt the following written policies:
Independent Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy. (Rule 6.4.A.)
Employing Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual. (Rule 6.4.A. and B.)
Employing Brokers engaged in property Management: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual AND certain written policies pertaining to accounting controls (Rule 5.1), which are included in the Property Management Policy.
Rule 6.4 of the Colorado Real Estate Commission require every Employing Broker and every Independent Broker to adopt a written office policy which identifies and describes the relationships in which such Employing Broker, Independent Broker, and any Associate Brokers may engage with any Consumers prior to providing any Real Estate Brokerage Services. Zumbrennen Law’s Brokerage Relationship Policy provides compliance with this Rule, along with a host of condensed advice and “best practices” on a wide range of topics, including:
• Important Definitions
• Execution of Listing Contracts
• Establishing a Brokerage Relationship
• Working with a Seller and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working with a Buyer and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working as a Transaction Broker
• Working with a Customer
• Working with both a Seller and a Buyer
• Working with a Client who is both a Buyer and a Seller
• Working as a Team
• Buying and Selling Licensee Property
• Unavailability of the Designated Broker
• Termination of Listing Contracts
and more!
Zumbrennen Law may be engaged separately to provide customized revisions to suit your needs.
The Brokerage Relationship Policy does not include periodic updates.
Delivered in MS Word (.doc) format via email as soon as practicable following your purchase, typically within one business day.
The Colorado Real Estate Commission’s Rules require that Real Estate Brokerage Firms adopt the following written policies:
Independent Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy. (Rule 6.4.A.)
Employing Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual. (Rule 6.4.A. and B.)
Employing Brokers engaged in property Management: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual AND certain written policies pertaining to accounting controls (Rule 5.1), which are included in the Property Management Policy.
Rule 6.4 of the Colorado Real Estate Commission require every Employing Broker and every Independent Broker to adopt a written office policy which identifies and describes the relationships in which such Employing Broker, Independent Broker, and any Associate Brokers may engage with any Consumers prior to providing any Real Estate Brokerage Services. Zumbrennen Law’s Brokerage Relationship Policy provides compliance with this Rule, along with a host of condensed advice and “best practices” on a wide range of topics, including:
• Important Definitions
• Execution of Listing Contracts
• Establishing a Brokerage Relationship
• Working with a Seller and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working with a Buyer and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working as a Transaction Broker
• Working with a Customer
• Working with both a Seller and a Buyer
• Working with a Client who is both a Buyer and a Seller
• Working as a Team
• Buying and Selling Licensee Property
• Unavailability of the Designated Broker
• Termination of Listing Contracts
and more!
Zumbrennen Law may be engaged separately to provide customized revisions to suit your needs.
The Brokerage Relationship Policy does not include periodic updates.
Delivered in MS Word (.doc) format via email as soon as practicable following your purchase, typically within one business day.
The Colorado Real Estate Commission’s Rules require that Real Estate Brokerage Firms adopt the following written policies:
Independent Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy. (Rule 6.4.A.)
Employing Brokers: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual. (Rule 6.4.A. and B.)
Employing Brokers engaged in property Management: adoption of a Brokerage Relationship Policy AND an Office Policy Manual AND certain written policies pertaining to accounting controls (Rule 5.1), which are included in the Property Management Policy.
Rule 6.4 of the Colorado Real Estate Commission require every Employing Broker and every Independent Broker to adopt a written office policy which identifies and describes the relationships in which such Employing Broker, Independent Broker, and any Associate Brokers may engage with any Consumers prior to providing any Real Estate Brokerage Services. Zumbrennen Law’s Brokerage Relationship Policy provides compliance with this Rule, along with a host of condensed advice and “best practices” on a wide range of topics, including:
• Important Definitions
• Execution of Listing Contracts
• Establishing a Brokerage Relationship
• Working with a Seller and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working with a Buyer and the Preparation of Listing Contracts
• Working as a Transaction Broker
• Working with a Customer
• Working with both a Seller and a Buyer
• Working with a Client who is both a Buyer and a Seller
• Working as a Team
• Buying and Selling Licensee Property
• Unavailability of the Designated Broker
• Termination of Listing Contracts
and more!
Zumbrennen Law may be engaged separately to provide customized revisions to suit your needs.
The Brokerage Relationship Policy does not include periodic updates.
Important Legal Advisement: No Attorney-Client Relationship.
By making a purchase, you are not forming an attorney-client relationship with Zumbrennen Law, LLC or any of its attorneys. The purchase of a product from the Zumbrennen Law store does not constitute a legal service or legal advice and the protections of a client-lawyer relationship do not apply. Your purchase of a product from this store does not carry with it the protections normally afforded as part of a client-lawyer relationship, such as the protection of client confidences, prohibitions against representation of persons with conflicting interests, and obligations of a lawyer to maintain professional independence. The sale of products through this store is “law-related service” as defined in Rule 5.7 of the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct. Such law-related services are separate and distinct from the legal representation and other legal services that Zumbrennen Law, LLC and its attorneys may from time to time provide to its clients. If you are interested in becoming a client of Zumbrennen Law, LLC for the purposes of obtaining legal advice or representation, please contact us to determine whether such arrangements can be made.