Utah § 61-2g-406 Contingent fees.

Utah Statutes

§ 61-2g-406 — Contingent fees.

Utah § 61-2g-406

Title 61Securities Division - Real Estate Division

Ch. 61-2gReal Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Act

Part 61-2g-4Operational Restrictions

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Utah Code Ann. § 61-2g-406 (2026).

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(1)A person licensed or certified under this chapter who enters into an agreement to perform an appraisal may not accept a contingent fee.

(2)A person may accept payment of a fixed fee or a contingent fee when the person:

(2)(a) if the person is not licensed or certified under this chapter, presents or provides a price estimate or property tax information in accordance with Section 59-2-1017; or

(2)(b) if the person is licensed or certified under this chapter, enters into an agreement to provide consultation services.

(3)A person that accepts payment of a fee under Subsection (2) shall:

(3)(a) clearly state in each oral statement the fact that the person is accepting payment of a fee under a contingent fee arrangement and whether the person is licensed or certified under this chapter;

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(1) A person licensed or certified under this chapter who enters into an agreement to perform an appraisal may not accept a contingent fee.
(2) A person may accept payment of a fixed fee or a contingent fee when the person:

(2)(a) if the person is not licensed or certified under this chapter, presents or provides a price estimate or property tax information in accordance with Section 59-2-1017; or
(2)(b) if the person is licensed or certified under this chapter, enters into an agreement to provide consultation services.
(3) A person that accepts payment of a fee under Subsection (2) shall:

(3)(a) clearly state in each oral statement the fact that the person is accepting payment of a fee under a contingent fee arrangement and whether the person is licensed or certified under this chapter; and
(3)(b) clearly state in any written consultation report or summary, letter of transmittal, certification statement, price estimate, or property tax information that the document is prepared under a contingent fee arrangement and whether the person is licensed or certified under this chapter.