Arrowroot starch is mostly used as a thickener in foods such as puddings and sauces. Its thickening power is twice that of regular flour. It should be mixed with cold water before being added to a hot liquid to prevent clumping.
When a seller hires a real estate broker to list her property for sale, the seller becomes that broker's client. A client, in real estate parlance, is the person whose interests the broker represents, so the broker is the seller's agent. The real estate agents who work for the broker, or who work under the broker by assisting the buyer, are often known as subagents. Subagents work for the seller, just as the broker does.
A real estate agent, working on behalf of a licensed real estate broker, is a licensed professional who works on behalf of the buyer and seller of real estate during a sales transaction. How It Works A real estate agent, working on behalf of a real estate broker, acts as an intermediary between sellers and buyers. A real estate agent attempts to find sellers who wish to buy and sellers who wish to sell specific locations. In addition, an agent will help negotiate a transaction between the buyer and seller, documenting the exchange of terms and conditions, and representing either or both parties at the settlement (the closing of the transaction where the real estate is transferred and money is paid).