52 Pa. Code § 1029.12 - Broker duties
The following duties are owed by a broker to a client in the sale of rights subject to the act and may not be waived:
(1) Exercising reasonable professional skill
and care.
(2) Dealing honestly and
in good faith and maintain confidentiality.
(3) Presenting, in a reasonably practicable
period of time, all offers, counteroffers, notices and communications to and
from the parties in writing, unless the rights at issue are subject to an
existing SA-1 and the seller has agreed in a written waiver.
(4) Providing advanced written disclosure in
a reasonably practicable period of time of all conflicts of interest and
financial interests required by this chapter.
(5) Advising the client to seek expert advice
on matters about the sale that are beyond the broker's expertise.
(6) Ensuring that all services are provided
in a reasonable, professional and competent manner.
(7) Keeping the client informed about offers
to purchase rights, the sale and tasks to be completed.
(8) Providing assistance with document
preparation.
(9) Advising the
client about compliance with laws and regulations pertaining to the rights at
issue without rendering legal advice.
(10) Providing a copy of all documents
prepared or maintained by the broker on behalf of the client to the client at
or before the date the sale closes or otherwise immediately upon
request.
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