N.D. Admin Code 70-02-03-13 - Personal interest
1. A broker shall
not, either directly or indirectly, buy for oneself property listed with the
broker or as to which the broker has been approached by the owner to act as
broker, nor shall the broker acquire interest in any other property therein,
either directly or indirectly, without first making the broker's true position
clearly known to the owner. Satisfactory written proof of this fact must be
produced by the broker upon a request.
2. A broker shall not take an option to
oneself, either directly or indirectly, upon property for the sale of which the
broker has been approached by the owner to act as a broker, without first
making the broker's true position clearly known that the broker is now acting
as a prospective buyer and is no longer acting as a broker or agent for the
owner. Satisfactory proof of this must be produced by the broker upon
request.
3. A salesperson shall not
buy for oneself, either directly or indirectly, property listed with the
salesperson's broker, nor shall the salesperson acquire interest in any other
property, either directly or indirectly, without first making the salesperson's
true position clearly known to the owner, nor shall the salesperson take an
option unto oneself from any such owner or to anyone on the salesperson's
behalf upon any property without first making the salesperson's position known.
Satisfactory written proof of these facts must be produced by the salesperson
on request.
4. A real estate broker
or salesperson who sells property in which the broker or salesperson owns an
interest must make such interest known to the purchaser.
Notes
General Authority: NDCC 28-32-02, 43-23-08, 43-23-11.1(1)
Law Implemented: NDCC 43-23-11.1(1)
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