Statements of a real estate agent selling land on behalf of an owner to a prospective buyer may be admitted if owner of the land is a party to a subsequent lawsuit.

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Statements made by a real estate agent, who is considered an agent of the owner in the context of selling property, can be admitted under the Federal Rules of Evidence as admissions by a party-opponent if the owner is a party to a subsequent lawsuit, as these statements are made during the course and scope of the agent's employment.

Statements of a Real Estate Agent Selling Land on Behalf