An agent employed to act for another agent in performing functions undertaken for a principal. The subagent owes the same duties and responsibilities to the principal as the principal's agent. Correspondingly, the subagent can create the same liabilities for the agent and principal that the agent can create for the principal herself.

A person whose agency status was conferred by an agent, not the principal.

An agent that interacts with a master agent.

a designated broker and all associated licensees engaged by a broker of another company to act as agent for his client

an agent who is not associated with the listing broker (probably employed in a different real estate firm) and who works with the buyer but represents the listing broker and seller in the transaction

a person retained by an agent to perform functions undertaken by the agent for the principal)

a piece of software running on an SNMP-capable network component that implements the information and management functionality defined by a specific MIB of a specific subsystem (e

An agent of an agent; one designated or employed by an agent to perform part or all of the agent's duties on behalf of the agent's principal; the selling agent in a real estate sales transaction (if different from the listing agent).

An agent authorized by the listing agent to assist in transacting the affairs of t he principal (with express or implied consent of principal).

a selling agent who has accepted a listing agent¡¯s blanket offer of subagency and is, therefore, an agent of the seller who is working with a buyer as a customer.

An agent who assists another agent in representing a principal, or party, in a transaction. A seller's subagent who writes the buyer's offer owes loyalty to the seller, though many states presume any agent working with a buyer is the buyer's agent.

A process that receives queries for a particular application from the master agent, and sends the answers back to the master agent.

A type of agent that works on subrequests. A single application can make many requests, and each request can be broken into many subrequests. Therefore, there can be multiple subagents working on behalf of the same application. All subagents working for the application are coordinated by the coordinating agent for that application. See also coordinating agent.

See SNMP subagent.

When an agent brings a buyer to a property, they in effect act as a subagent to the listing agent.

An agent who works under another agent.

A designated broker together with his or her affiliated licensees, engaged by another designated broker to act as the single limited agent for a client. Owes same duties and obligations as does the primary designated broker.

Process that has access to the management information and provides manageability to various applications/components within a system. A subagent communicates with the Master Agent using SNMP. A subagent does not communicate with a manager directly.

An agent of an individual already acting as an agent of a principal.

A party who is authorized to act on behalf of, traditionally, a sellers agent, which is to say, an agent for an agent. A subagent owes the same fiduciary duties to the principal/client as the agent does.

One who is employed by a person already acting as an agent. Typically a reference to a salesperson licensed under a broker (agent) who is employed under the terms of a listing agreement.

A real estate agent who finds a buyer for a property, and is not the propertyâ€(tm)s listing agent. The subagent usually earns a portion of the commission.

An individual or party who is employed by someone already acting as an agent

An agent who is designated by the seller's agent (typically the broker) to perform part or all of the seller's agent duties.