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Homestead Realty had a listing agreement with Gertrude. The listing expired, and Gertrude moved the listing to another firm. Another licensee at Homestead Realty has a buyer client who's interested in Gertrude's property. What restrictions are in place for Homestead Realty? Homestead may not represent a buyer for the previously listed property. Homestead may represent the buyer but may not disclose any information about the property or previous offers on it. Homestead may represent the buyer, must disclose material facts about the property, and must maintain Gertrude's confidentiality. No restrictions are in place since the previous property listing expired.
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