TX-AGENT-16 09
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This document discusses employment issues in real estate, including agency relationships between brokers and sales agents, licensing requirements for brokerage activities, and various employment laws and agreements. It addresses the legal status of licensed salespeople, IRS classifications, and sponsorship agreements. It also covers subagency relationships, unlicensed assistants, determining when a real estate license is required, and examples. Commission issues are discussed such as splits between brokers and agents, paying out of state brokers, and disputes.
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