52 Pa. Code § 1029.14 - Broker conduct and obligations
(a) A
broker may not give assurances or advice concerning an aspect of rights subject
to sale that the broker knows, or reasonably should be expected to know, is
incorrect, inaccurate or improbable.
(b) A broker is not required to independently
verify the accuracy or completeness of any representation made by the clients
to a sale which the broker reasonably believes to be accurate and
reliable.
(c) A broker is not
liable for the acts of a client unless the client is acting at the express
direction of the broker or as a result of a representation by a broker
reasonably relied on by the client.
(d) A broker shall keep and maintain records
related to its clients and each sale in which it participates in any manner as
provided in §
1011.11 (relating to record
retention), including the following records:
(1) The names and addresses of buyers,
sellers, lenders or lienholders, if any.
(2) The purchase price.
(3) The amount of deposit paid on the
contract.
(4) The amount of
commission paid to the broker.
(5)
The expenses of procuring financing, if any.
(6) Closing statements.
(e) Upon suspension or cancellation of a
broker's registration with the Authority, no other broker may use the services
of the former broker, as an employee or otherwise, to perform broker related
services.
(f) An advertisement
placed by a broker related to the sale of rights subject to the act must
indicate that the advertiser is a registered broker. A broker may not use
deceptive or misleading advertising.
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