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DEFINING ESTATE AGENTS AND NEGOTIATORS

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1 DEFINING ESTATE AGENTS AND NEGOTIATORS
ddv3332 DEFINING ESTATE AGENTS AND NEGOTIATORS Persons acting on behalf of the owner/seller/lessor and/or buyer/lessee in dealing with the business of selling/buying or renting property for a fee Sometimes also known as “broker” or “middle man” S 2 VAE 81 – means acting or holding out to the public as ready to act, for a commission, fee. Reward or other consideration, as an agent in respect of the sale or other disposal of land and buildings and of any interest therein or the purchase or other acquisition of land and buildings and of any interest therein or in respect of the leasing or letting of land and buildings and of any interest therein In Malaysia the estate agents can be categorised into 3 : Registered Estate Agent Negotiator Bogus agent 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

2 ddv3332 Registered Agents - are persons who have completed the necessary study, passed the boards exams, gone through 2 years practical training, has passed the TPC and has a license registered with the Board of VAE. - The license allows the agents to collect commissions legally - are regulated and governed by the board subject to rules and guidelines set by the Board. - required to renew their license yearly - insured with Professional Indemnity Insurance ( required by the Board) The status of an agent can be checked with the Board or at the Website. A registered agent will have prefix E There are about 2,400 registered agents 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

3 ddv3332 Negotiators - are not given explicit recognition in the act or rules but are informally recognised by the board as assistants engaged by the registered agent - a salesperson paid a fee or commission upon completion of a sale or rental - is trained, managed and supervised at all times by the registered agent - work under the jurisdiction of a registered agent - the registered agent is accountable and responsible for the negotiator - can collect about 40% to 60% of the commission as their fee - not registered with the board 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

4 - not registered with the board - not governed and regulated
ddv3332 Bogus Agents - acts like an agent - not registered with the board - not governed and regulated - normally do not have a permanent office - can be fraudulent - if caught, can be punished (S30) - fine not exceeding RM 25,000 - or imprisonment not exceeding 3 years - or both - RM500 a day for continuance 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

5 DEFINING THE TYPES OF ESTATE AGENCY
ddv3332 DEFINING THE TYPES OF ESTATE AGENCY Exclusive Agency Instruction from principal to only one estate agent to act on his behalf Principal may make introductions but will leave the closing of transaction to the agent Principal must pay the agent the agreed fee even if the agent was not the effective cause of the transaction This type of agency is encouraged by the Board Sole Agency Similar to exclusive agency, where a single agent is engaged However the principal may close deals personally and not obligated to pay the agent An arrangement can be made to discount fees where the agent played an active role 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

6 Sole Joint Agency Joint Agency This is a variation of the Sole Agency
ddv3332 Sole Joint Agency This is a variation of the Sole Agency Here the principal and agent work together as a team The fee is shared on a pre-agreed formula Joint Agency Here more than estate agency is appointed Only the estate agent that closes the deal is paid The number of agents appointed is limited Each appointed agent is aware of the other 26-Apr-18 DDV3332

7 Ad Hoc Basis/Open listing
ddv3332 Ad Hoc Basis/Open listing - The principal can engage an unlimited number of agents on an ad hoc basis Fees are only paid on the successful conclusion of the deal Co-broking Otherwise known as co-agency Agents enlist the assistance from another agent Upon closing of the transaction they will share the fees In this instance the principal is not party to the arrangement A more organised form of co-agency is multiple listing The board is aware of this mode of agency For both internal ie within the agency or external with another agency Termination On agreement by both parties Due to wrong doing by either party 26-Apr-18 DDV3332


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