Agency
In Oregon, when does a buyer's agency agreement typically obligate a buyer to pay the buyer's broker a commission?
AOnly when the seller refuses to pay a buyer-side commission
BWhen the buyer purchases a property through any source during the agreement term✓ Correct
COnly if the property was listed by the buyer's broker's firm
DOnly if the buyer purchases the specific property shown by the broker
Explanation
An exclusive buyer's agency agreement in Oregon typically obligates the buyer to pay the broker a commission if the buyer purchases any property during the agreement term, regardless of the source. This ensures the buyer's broker is compensated for their services even if a seller's concession covers part or all of the commission.
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