The BRBC is a 4-page California standard form. Here's what each section covers — so nothing catches you off guard.
Page 1 of 4
Parties, Property & Term
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Paragraph 1 — Parties: Your full legal name(s) exactly as they'll appear on title, and my brokerage information. This is why the form asks for your legal name carefully.
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Paragraph 2 — Property: The type of property you're searching for and the geographic area — this defines the scope of my representation.
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Paragraph 3 — Term: The start and end dates of our agreement. We decide this together — typically set to the duration of your active home search.
Page 2 of 4
Compensation
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Paragraph 4 — Broker Compensation: States the compensation amount or percentage I'm owed. In most cases the seller pays this — it's written into the purchase offer.
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If the seller doesn't offer compensation, we discuss your options before writing any offer. You will never be surprised — I'll walk you through it step by step.
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Both parties initial here to confirm the compensation terms are understood and agreed upon.
Page 3 of 4
Duties, Exclusivity & Cancellation
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Paragraph 5 — Scope of Duty: I am required by law to act in your best interest. This paragraph formalizes that fiduciary duty — I must be honest, disclose material facts, and protect your confidential information.
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Exclusivity: The agreement is typically exclusive — I'm your dedicated agent for the term. This protects you by ensuring I'm fully committed to your search.
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Cancellation: Either party can cancel by mutual written agreement. I never want anyone to feel stuck.
Page 4 of 4
Dispute Resolution & Signatures
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Mediation & Arbitration: Standard California language requiring disputes go through mediation before litigation — typical of all California real estate contracts.
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Signatures: All buyers sign here, along with me as your agent. Questions at any point? Just text or call me — I'm always happy to walk through it again.
Your Information
BRBC Buyer Details
Please fill in your details exactly as you'd like them to appear on your legal documents.