• that the transaction specified in the brokerage contract is not concluded in good faith (without notable reason, a legal act required to conclude the transaction is surprisingly omitted)
• that the client (interested party) passes on the business opportunity made known by the real estate agent to another person with whom the transaction is concluded

The interested party is informed that a consumer has the right to withdraw from this agreement within 14 days when concluding the brokerage contract outside the broker's premises or exclusively by distance selling in accordance with § 11 FAGG. The withdrawal period starts on the day the contract is concluded. The declaration of withdrawal can be submitted using the withdrawal form provided, but is not bound to any form.

If the broker is to take action early before the expiry of this fourteen-day withdrawal period (e.g. transmission of detailed information, arrangement of a viewing appointment), an express request is required from the interested party, who — if the contract is fully fulfilled within this period — loses his right of withdrawal.

As a complete service provided by the real estate agent, it is sufficient to name the business opportunity due to divergent business use, in particular if no further activities of the broker are desired or made possible by the interested party. In this case, the brokerage contract can no longer be revoked and is the basis of a commission claim if a legal transaction is concluded as a result of a business opportunity made known by the real estate agent.

In the event of withdrawal in accordance with § 11 FAGG, the consumer undertakes not to make use of the information obtained. This document was issued on [DateTime]
created.