As a realtor,Finley never acts on behalf of a potential client until both parties have signed an agreement.This is called implied authority rule.

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The practice of waiting for a signed agreement before taking action on behalf of a client is called the "express authority rule." The implied authority rule refers to actions that are reasonably necessary or expected in carrying out the stated responsibilities of a realtor-client relationship, even if not explicitly stated in the agreement.

As a Realtor,Finley Never Acts on Behalf of a Potential