A person licensed to negotiate and transact the sale of real estate.

Any person, partnership, association or corporation that, for a compensation or valuable consideration, sells or offers for sale, buys or offers to buy, or negotiates the purchase, sale or exchange of real estate, or who leases or offers to lease, or rents or offers for rent any real estate or the improvement thereon for others. Such a broker must secure a state license. For a license to be issued to a firm, it is usually required that all active partners or officers be licensed real estate brokers.

A person who represents a principal or owner in a real estate trade.

Someone holding a broker license and permitted by law to employ those holding a salesperson license, who may negotiate sales for other people.

someone who is licensed to negotiate and transact the sale or purchase of a property on behalf of another. To become licensed as a broker, the individual is required to meet extra real estate education requirements and has additional responsibilities to an real estate agent. A real estate broker is able to run a real estate brokerage as an owner, manager or principal broker.

a person who is authorized to act as an agent for the sale of land; "in England they call a realtor a land agent"

a business person who contracts and negotiates for two parties in the sale of real estate, and does so for a fee or commission

a licensed person or entity who holds himself out to the public as having particular skills and knowledge in the real estate field

a licensed professional who is the owner / operator of one or several real estate offices

an individual licensed by the state of California to arrange the sale or transfer of interests in real property for compensation

a person licensed to carry out real estate transactions and receive a fee for these activities

a properly licensed person who, for a valuable consideration, serves as an agent to others to facilitate the sale or lease of real property

a type of real estate agent

Real Estate Settlement Procedure Act (RESPA) Redlining

A person who buys and sells real estate for a company, firm, or individual on a commission basis. Brokers do not have title to the property, but generally represent the owner.

A licensed real estate agent who negotiates for a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction.

A Realtor who has earned a brokers license can employ real estate agents, as well as represent buyers and sellers.

Person licensed to engage in helping buyer or seller buy or sell

A licensed person who is hired to market a seller's home to potential buyers and who helps negotiate the contract between the seller and the buyer. The broker can also identify available prop­erties for buyers and show them homes that meet their criteria.

A person licensed to act as an agent for another person or business to negotiate a lease or purchase of a leasehold or property, respectively, for a fee.

An individual employed on a fee or commission basis as agent to bring buyers and sellers together and assist in negotiating real estate contracts between them.

A middle man or agent who buys and sells real estate for a company. The broker does not have title to the property, but generally represents the owner.

An intermediary who receives a commission for arranging and facilitating the sale of a property for a buyer or a seller.

The seller of a house pays a real estate broker to attract potential buyers and help negotiate the contract between the seller and the buyers. The broker identifies available properties for buyers and shows them properties that meet their personal criteria.)

The seller of the house pays the real estate broker to attract potential buyers and help negotiate the contract between the seller and the buyer; the broker identifies available properties for buyers and shows them homes that meet their criteria

real estate agent who is licensed by the state to represent a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction in exchange for a commission and who may be responsible for supervising real estate agents in their employ.

A brokerage who represents a principal in a real estate trade. (See more formal definition in the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act.)

A middleman or agent who buys and sells real estate for a company or individual on a commission basis.

someone certified or licensed by an authority to operate an agency and having primary responsibility for transactions. definition of real estate broker defined definition of real estate brokerage defined

A person certified or licensed by an authority to operate an agency and has the primary responsibility for transactions.

Any person, partnership, association, or corporation who sells (or offers to sell), buys (or offers to buy), or negotiates the purchase, sale, or exchange of real estate or who leases (or offer to lease) or rents (or offers to rent) any real estate or the improvements thereon for others for a compensation or valuable consideration. A real estate broker may not conduct business without a real estate broker's license.

A licensed middle man or agent who represents buyers and/or sellers in real estate transactions. Brokers' fees for their services are usually charged on a commission basis.

An individual licensed by the state to conduct the business of buying, selling and managing real estate properties and land. He/She normally receives a commission for their services of bringing together buyers and sellers, owners and tenants, in exchange agreements. Each Real Estate business must be headed by a Real Estate Broker. Real Estate Agents must "hang their license" with a Broker in order to conduct business.

A real estate professional who is licensed to run a real estate firm, to hold trust funds, etc.

A broker can refer to a person or corporation licensed by a state to represent buyers or sellers in real estate transactions. Paid on commission, in addition to selling or gaining listings, brokers supervise licensed sales agents.

A broker is a special class of agent who may negotiate contracts for the principal, although not entrusted with the possession of the title documents or the property. The broker is the agent in real estate transactions.

A person who is licensed to represent a buyer or seller of land and the buildings and other improvements on it and collect commissions for the work. Most brokers have agents working for them and collect a portion of their commissions in exchange for providing office space, marketing and other overhead.

A real estate broker basically supervises a team of real estate agents.

A real estate agent who is licensed by the state to represent a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction in exchange for a commission. Most brokers also have agents working for them, and are entitled to a portion of their commissions.

A professional licensed by the State to sell properties and to hire others whom he would supervise and for whose actions he would be responsible

A person licensed by his/her particular state to charge a fee for bringing a buyer and a seller together to purchase real estate.

A licensed person who negotiates and transacts the sale of real estate on behalf of the property owner.

An agent who buys and sells real estate for a company, firm, or individual on a commission basis. The broker does not have title to the property, but generally represents the owner.

An individual who often owns a real estate company or is in a management position, and who is licensed to represent a buyer or a seller in a real estate transaction.

Is licensed by the State at a higher level of expertise than an agent and is able to have his/her own Real Estate Brokerage Firm. Brokers may supervise agents that work under them and can perform all the functions of a real estate agent.

A real estate professional one step up from a real estate agent. A broker has more training and can supervise agents, but its still worth examining his or her loyalties.

A person, corporation or partnership which sells, buys or negotiates the purchase, sale or exchange of real estate for others. A real estate broker must have a broker’s license.

An agent who represents a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction.

An individual who is licensed to represent a buyer or a seller of real estate and collects commissions for the work. Most brokers have agents working for them and they collect a portion of those commissions in exchange for providing office space, marketing, and other overhead.

An individual, usually owning a company, who is licensed to act for a property seller or buyer.

A broker who deals in real property.

Buyers and sellers are commonly dependent on real estate brokers to locate real estate financing and to advise them on current rates, points, and loan formats. They commonly represent the seller of a property. Commercial real estate brokers often perform the services of mortgage brokers.

A person, corporation, or partnership licensed by a state to represent a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction in exchange for a commission. Brokers supervise licensed sales agents, who then act for the broker (who is legally the principal agent in any transaction).

A real estate broker is a party who acts as an intermediary between sellers and buyers of real estate and attempts to find sellers who wish to sell and buyers who wish to buy. In the United States, the relationship was originally established by reference to the English common law of agency with the broker having a fiduciary relationship with his clients. Estate agent is the term used in the United Kingdom to describe a person or organization whose business is to market real estate on behalf of clients.