What support can a licensed holder provide during negotiations to the party they are appointed to?

A licensed holder, when involved in negotiations for a party they are appointed to, can provide opinions and advice. This role primarily revolves around guiding their client through the complexities of negotiations, utilizing their knowledge of the real estate market, available properties, pricing strategies, and negotiation tactics.

The licensed holder can draw on their expertise to help their client understand the implications of different offers or terms and craft a strategy that aligns with the client’s objectives. This support is critical, as it allows the party to make informed decisions in the negotiation process.

In contrast, legal representation is typically reserved for licensed attorneys, and while a real estate professional may advise on legal matters related to real estate, they cannot represent clients in a legal capacity. Financial analysis and marketing strategies can be essential services offered by real estate professionals, but they do not directly pertain to the negotiation support that is focused on immediate discussions and strategies between parties.