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The agreement is called “Real Estate Agency Agreement”________________(Wherever the word seller is not required you can put the word Lesser/ Leaseholder, if required by the context )Real Estate Agency AgreementThis real estate agreement between the parties [Agent.FirstName] [Agent.LastName] (Agent) and [Seller.FirstName] [Seller.LastName] (Seller)WHEREAS the Seller is the legal owner and has all rights to sell the property located at [Property.Address],WHEREAS the Agent has experience in marketing, advertising, and selling real estate property and has expressed an interest to provide these services for the Seller,The Parties have entered into this real estate agency agreement on their own free will and agree to the following:(The template begins by listing the motivations for each party that require the creation of a real estate agency agreement between them.)GRANT OF RIGHTSThe Seller hereby grants the Agent exclusive rights to sell the property located at [Property.Address].The Seller will provide the Agent with all relevant information necessary for the property to be sold.(This template grants you (the Agent) exclusive rights to broker the sale of the listed property.)SERVICESAny and all offers and negotiations in regards to this property shall be conducted by the Agent.In the instance the Seller should receive notification or any form of offer he will provide the Agent with them.The Agent will do everything possible to entertain and vet offers made. It is the Agent’s sole purpose to sell this property and as so will be permitted to employ additional Brokers to assist in the selling and advertising process.Any offers considered valid should be reported to the Seller within 2 days and will be at the Sellers discretion to accept or decline.(This section of the template describes the nature of the services that you’ll provide to the property owner.)SERVICES PERFORMANCEThe Agent shall remain an independent contractor and as such will be responsible for managing hours worked in order to fulfill the obligations of this real estate agreement.PAYMENTThe Seller has agreed to pay the Agent a flat commission of [Commission.Percentage] percent of the final sale price.The Seller is permitted to finalize any current property offers taking place prior to this agreement date.If the Seller should sell the property as a result of such offers the Agent will not be entitled to a commission payment.Furthermore, if this real estate agency agreement shall terminate for any reason, any offers agreed on by the Seller as a result of the Agent’s services shall result in the Agent being paid said commission percentages.In the event the Seller should decide not to sell the property prior to this real estate agency agreement’s terms ending, and the Seller is offered a Bona fide price from a buyer which they decline, the Agent shall be owed the commission for said sale as though the offer was accepted.(This template provides you (the Agent) with a flat commission based on the final property sale price. It also requires the property owner to pay you the agreed commission should they refuse a reasonable offer for the property.)REIMBURSEMENTThe Agent shall be responsible for all personal and travel expenses incurred during the execution of this real estate agency agreement, including any additional broker fees incurred.RELATIONSHIPThe Agent shall for the term of this real estate agency agreement be considered an independent contractor. This real estate agency agreement does not serve as employment of the Agent by the Seller.Therefore, the Agent shall be responsible for any federal and local taxes due on any commissions paid from this agreement.Any individuals under the Agent’s employment involved in the sale of the property shall be bound by the terms and conditions of this real estate agency agreement.(Employees: This section of the template binds all of your Agency’s employees to the terms of this real estate agency agreement.)INDEMNIFICATIONThe Agent agrees to hold the Seller harmless of any legal costs or judgments that may incur from the negligence of the Agent or any employees related directly to the Agent.The Seller agrees that the Agent shall be held harmless of any court or legal proceedings that may incur from their direct negligence.ASSIGNMENTNo portions of this agreement may be transferred or otherwise delegated without prior written consent between the Parties.CONFIDENTIALITYThe Agent agrees to keep all information deemed confidential and not necessary for the sale of the property private.Any needed disclosures of confidential information shall be provided to the Seller for approval prior to such disclosures taking place.Any information disclosed without the above consideration shall serve as a material breach of contract and will result in termination of this real estate agency agreement in its entirety.RETURN OF PROPERTYUpon the conclusion or termination of this real estate agency agreement, the Agent will return all of the following property as well as any additional property obtained from the Seller for the property.o Keyso Signso Layoutso Finance DocumentsNOTICESAny and all notification in regards to this real estate agency agreement may be delivered in person, by email, or via certified letter to the addresses below.SELLER: [SELLER.ADDRESS]AGENT: [AGENT.ADDRESS]ENTIRE AGREEMENTThis real estate agency agreement along with any attached documents shall constitute the entire agreement between the Parties.This agreement shall overrule any previous agreements either verbal or written between the parties prior to entering into this Real estate agency agreement.AMENDMENTThis real estate agreement may be amended with prior written consent between the Parties.In the instance of such amendment the amended articles shall not interfere with remaining provisions contained within this agreement.SEVERABILITYIn the instance of any provisions of this agreement being found unenforceable or illegal the parties will work together to agree on a similar enforceable term.If any provisions are involved in the above actions all remaining provisions will remain in full effect and shall not be altered or removed.EXCULPATIONThe Agent shall during the term of this agreement keep the Seller’s best interest at the highest priority.The Agent shall not partake in any actions for personal gain or that are deemed harmful to the Seller.(This section of the template protects your client by requiring you to keep their best interest in mind at all times.)APPLICABLE LAWThis real estate agency agreement shall remain under the jurisdiction of [Seller.State].Any and all legal proceeds occurring from this real estate agency agreement shall be conducted under the above jurisdiction.SIGNATURESThe signatures below serve as acknowledgement and agreement by the corresponding parties.(You and the property owner can e-sign this real estate agency agreement template using the fields as required.)

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I think will be a good idea to have a lady that can balance you a little bit, seeing the world a little bit different than you but at the same time loving you unconditionally and understanding you and your unique human patterns:- Natural ability to think strategically- Natural ability for coordinating, organizing and leading- Natural ability to make things more efficient- Natural ability to improve systems- Natural ability to solve very complex problems- Naturally ingenious- Natural ability to invent and create- Natural ability to study and learn technology and science- Natural ability for research and development- Natural ability to work independently without supervision- Naturally persistent and resolute.For maximum family satisfaction and success, your environment should align with your core values.I am curious if you previously had a relationship of friendship or love with the most opposite of your type, ESFP ? If yes, how that was ?The opposite type (ESFP) has these core values as a human beeing:==============================================- Freedom- Fun- Excitement- Variety- Action- Mastery over a skill or technique- Autonomy- Making an impact- Risk taking- Adventure- The art of the big deal- Rewards and recognition are forskillfulness and resourcefulness .Life's Biggest Challenges for INTJs===========================- Some of the biggest challenges INTJs face are: Finding good friends they can TRUST !- Showing their AFFECTION & APPRECIATION for others- Having PATIENCE with others and themselves.Also I highly recommend that your partner will be someone that understand the Business World, at least 10-20 topics of these so you are not feeling "alone" and speaking with walls. It's so important to have a partner who is making almost just like you in terms of money. I have a lot of examples in my friends/ family / neighborhood etc. where the man was an entrepreneur/ investor and the female life partner was doing so little in cash. Those relationships does not last more than 1 year, trust me :)@@@ 1. THE PLANNING STAGE !1.1 Writing A Business Plan1.2 Partnership Agreements & Business Partnerships1.3 Forming an LLC + Operating Agreements1.4 Corporations - Forming a corporation1.5 Starting a non-profit - How to start a foundation1.6 Sole Proprietorship - Sole Proprietor1.7 Joint Venture - joint Venture Agreement1.8 Biz Management - Small Business Management1.9 Strategic Management & Organizational Management.RAISING MONEY, MANAGING YOUR FINANCES & TAXES.2.1 EQUITY FINANCING & Small Business Financing2.2 Financial Statements & Cashflow@@@ 3. CREATING, MARKETING & SELLING PRODUCTS / SERVICES3.1 Sales Agreement & sales contract3.2 E-commerce + E commerce Website3.3 Business Forms - Invoice Template3.4 Internet Marketing - Online Marketing Strategy3.5 Product Development & Product Development Process3.6 Market Research & Market Development3.7 Marketing Plan & Small Business Marketing3.8 How to write a proposal3.9 Brand Management & Brand Identity.@@@ 4. MAKING IT LEGAL & PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS !4.1 Intellectual Property & Intellectual Property Rights4.2 Types of Business - Business Structure4.3 Shareholder Agreement & Business Contracts4.4 Legal Forms & Legal Documents4.5 Business Licenses & Permits4.6 Business Services & Small Business Advice.LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION !5.1 Commercial Real Estate &commercial Lease Agreement5.2 Real Estate@@@ 6. HIRING YOUR FIRST EMPLOYEES.6.1 Independent Contractor & Independent Contractor Agreement@@@ 7. BUYING A BUSINESS !!!7.1 Buy A Business - Business Opportunities7.2 Franchise - Buying a Franchise@@@ GROWING A BUSINESS @@@==========================@@@ 1. SMALL BIZ LEGAL MATTERS1.1 Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset - Your Intellectual Property1.2 Dealing with Legal Matters1.3 Protecting Your Interests by using written contracts.@@@ 2. MARKETING & ADVERTISING2.1 Marketing your product & service2.2 Advertising To Boost Sales2.3 Developing + Managing Your BrandREAL ESTATE3.1 Buying, Selling & Leasing Commercial Real Estate3.2 Managing Your Commercial Real Estate HoldingsHUMAN RESOURCES4.1 Managing your current employees4.2 Hiring new employees4.3 Letting employees go4.4 Working with independent contractors.@@@ 5. FINANCES & INVESTMENTS5.1 Acquiring Funding for Your Business5.2 Wrapping Up Business Operations.@@@ 6. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT6.1 Maintaining Your Organizational Structure6.2 Leading & Managing Your Business.@@@ 7. BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING & TAX.7.1 Small Business Bookkeeping7.2 Small Business Accounting7.3 Small Business TAX@@@ 8. BIZ OPERATION & PRODUCT CREATION.8.1 Managing Your Projects8.2 Manufacturing Products & Managing Your Inventory & Supply8.3 Strategy & Organizational ManagementCONTRACTORS & BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES9.1 Contracting with service providers & clients.@@@ 10. SALES & CUSTOMER SERVICE.10.1 Selling your product & service10.2 Providing service to your customersIT & DATA MANAGEMENT.11.1 Managing your technology & data.@@@ 12. BUYING & SELLING A BUSINESS !12.1 Buying, Merging or Acquiring a Business or Franchise12.2 Selling, Dissolving or Closing A Business.@@@ My Professional & Personal Career @@@=========================================1. HOMEOWNERS & TENANTS1.1 Finding a new home1.2 Selling a home1.3 Being a tenant2. JOB RELATED2.1 Finding a new job2.2 Furthering your careerPERSONAL LEGAL DOCUMENTS & INFORMATION.3.1 Personal Relationships3.2 Estate Planning3.3 Immigration3.4 Personal TransactionsPERSONAL FINANCES & TAXES.4.1 Planning for the future4.2 Paying Taxes4.3 Current Personal Financial SituationsI hope that helps :)I also recommend reading those books if this topic is so important to you in order to better understand the mechanisms behind :) :THE SECRET LIFE OF AN INTJGIFTS DIFFERING : UNDERSTANDING PERSONALITY TYPEDO WHAT YOU ARE: DISCOVER THE PERFECT CAREER FOR YOU THROUGH THE SECRETS OF PERSONALITY TYPETYPE TALK AT WORK, HOW THE 16 PERSONALITY TYPES DETERMINE YOUR SUCCESS ON THE JOB.PLEASE UNDERSTAND ME II: TEMPERAMENT, CHARACTER, INTELLIGENCE.+ see 6 more resources below:=================================Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, Susan Cain - Amazon.comSocial Intelligence: The New Science of Human Relationships - Kindle edition by Daniel Goleman. Health, Fitness & Dieting Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.HBR's 10 Must Reads on Leadership (with featured article “What Makes an Effective Executive, ” by Peter F. Drucker) 1, Peter Ferdinand Drucker, Daniel Goleman, Bill George - Amazon.comAmazon.com: HBR's 10 Must Reads on Managing People (with featured article “Leadership That Gets Results,” by Daniel Goleman) eBook: Daniel Goleman, Jon R. Katzenbach, W. Chan Kim, Renee Mauborgne: Kindle StoreOpen Business Models: How To Thrive In The New Innovation Landscape 1, Henry Chesbrough - Amazon.comAmazon.com: Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention (Harper Perennial Modern Classics) eBook: Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: Kindle Store

Forget the term “legal.” Just leave it at documents a freelancer needs.The primary document is a contract that typically identifies a specific project, the parameters of the project, the nature of the finished work product, a time frame in which the work is to be done, and what the payment will be, and in what manner the payment will occur.When I make freelance writing assignments, we use an assignment agreement that specifies these items.In addition, once a year our freelancers sign an agreement that covers a number of other things—such as how we can (and can’t) use the work product—the article. To oversimplify, it says that we can use the article in any form we want—print, online, digital, and methods that haven’t yet been developed or invented. (Hey, that’s important!)On the other hand, while we don’t allow the writer to sell the same piece to other publication, we allow the writer to use the same research for non-competing publications. That happens frequently. We’re a healthcare publication. One of our writers, with a good sports background, writes about health care management of injuries in different sports, ranging from MMA to football to soccer to rugby. He can take much of the information he used for our publication and repurpose it for a magazine dealing with MMA, football, soccer, or rugby.That contract also specifies what happens if the writer produces an article we consider unusable. (We pay a “kill fee”—a partial payment for the work the writer has done.) And it specifies that we pay on acceptance—as soon as we deem an article acceptable—regardless of how long it might take for the article to be printed. And roughly once a year, a writer turns in an acceptable article that we never run. That doesn’t affect payment . . . in our contract.It would be possible to combine the contract and the assignment into one document, but it’s a lot cleaner to keep the two separate.A few notes: We provide the contract to the writer, not the other way around. Some writers have their own contracts that understandably favor them. Their contracts might say, for instance, that we can use the article once, only in print form. Period. That wouldn’t work for us. Similarly, we say how much the “kill fee” is.And another point: while we get reasonably specific, anyone using freelancers must make sure that the agreement keeps the other party as a freelancer. You don’t want to get into a co-employer situation. For instance, while we can say that the article deadline is January 1, we can’t say that the writer will work on the article from 10 am until 4 pm with a 45 minute lunch break, 5 days a week. We can’t require him to do his research and writing in a specific geographic location, such as a particular room in a house, or at a terminal at the library.All of the above describes the use of freelancers doing writing assignments. The answer would vary, depending on the field involved. For example, in real estate construction, you could be dealing with an independent contractor or subcontractor. You’d want to see that person’s licenses and permits (if required by the jurisdiction and if they were a requirement of your project). You’d want to see his/her insurance coverage. The basics of the contract would be similar, but you’d want to specify who is responsible for buying materials and supplies. (Tip: From the co-employer threat mentioned above, the contractor—not you—should be buying the materials and supplies.) Once the job was done, you’d want each contractor or subcontractor to sign a lien release form.