Communication Flashcards

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What is effective communication in real estate? The clear exchange of information between parties

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ensuring understanding of facts

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What is active listening? Fully concentrating

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understanding

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What is misrepresentation? A false statement of material fact that induces someone to act (can be innocent

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negligent

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What is puffing? Exaggerated or subjective opinions not considered misrepresentation (e.g.

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“This is the best house on the block”).

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What is material fact? Any fact that could affect a party’s decision to enter into a transaction.

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What is fraud? Intentional deception to induce a party to part with something of value or give up a legal right.

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What is negligent misrepresentation? False information provided carelessly that causes harm to another.

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What is the importance of clear written communication in real estate? Prevents misunderstandings

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creates enforceable agreements

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What is a real estate disclosure? A statement revealing material facts about a property

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required by law or contract.

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What is email communication’s legal standing in real estate? Emails can form binding contracts if they meet legal elements of an agreement.

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What is verbal communication’s risk in real estate? It often lacks legal enforceability and is subject to misunderstanding.

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What is the “Statute of Frauds”? A law requiring certain contracts (including real estate sales) to be in writing to be enforceable.

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What is body language’s role in communication? Nonverbal cues that convey attitude

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interest

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What is feedback in communication? A response that shows understanding or requests clarification.

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What is the difference between open-ended and closed-ended questions? Open-ended elicits longer responses (exploratory); closed-ended limits to yes/no or facts.

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What is escalation of commitment in negotiation? Continuing to invest in a losing proposition due to past investment or stubbornness.

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What is rapport building? Establishing trust and mutual understanding with clients.

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What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous communication? Synchronous is real-time (calls

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meetings); asynchronous is delayed (emails

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What is proxemics? The study of personal space in communication — important in in-person meetings.

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What is the impact of tone of voice in real estate communication? It conveys emotion

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What is mediation? A form of dispute resolution where a neutral third party helps resolve disputes (voluntary agreement).

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What is arbitration? A binding dispute resolution process where an arbitrator decides the outcome.

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What is earnest communication? Honest

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Why is communication confidentiality critical in agency relationships? To maintain fiduciary duty and avoid legal liability.
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What is communication competence? The ability to effectively and appropriately communicate in any given context.