As an Estate Agent, the Employee must carry out sales and viewing duties with care, accuracy, and professional judgement. The Employee must not make promises about property condition, price, legal position, timescales, or sale outcomes unless authorised and supported by accurate information.
The Employee must take particular care with offers, negotiation strategy, vendor motivation, buyer financial information, and property access details. Disclosure to unauthorised parties may damage client trust and may be treated as misconduct.
The Employee must comply with branch procedures for appointments, lone working, key control, property access, anti-money laundering checks, client due diligence, and CRM updates.
The Employee must keep vendor instructions, buyer details, viewing feedback, offers, negotiations, access codes, keys, sale progress information, and property-related personal data confidential. This information must only be used for authorised estate agency work.