DUAL AGENCY. Listing Broker has entered into a client relationship with Purchaser and Seller. Selling Broker: {Select A, B, C, D, or E below. The section not marked shall not be a part of this Exhibit} A.
DUAL AGENCY. Due to certain events, the Broker may be required to act as the only licensee involved between the Seller and a Buyer to facilitate the transaction between the parties. Under such circumstance, the Broker shall disclose to Seller their intention to act as a dual agent or similar role. If a Buyer is procured by the Broker, or by a licensee in the same Agency as the Broker, the Seller consents to the Broker acting in such a role and agrees to allow the Broker to collect compensation from the Buyer or other parties. While performing this role, Broker agrees to conduct themselves in a manner that does not adversely affect the Seller or Buyer in any way, including, but not limited to, stating the Seller is willing to sell for a lesser price than the Purchase Price, stating the Buyer is willing to pay more than an offer that is made or suggested, or disclosing any type of financial information that would negatively affect the other party. Seller has read this Section and fully comprehends and understands the concept of a Dual Agent under the laws in the State. If Dual Agency is allowed by the Seller, the Dual Agency Consent Form must be authorized by the Seller.
DUAL AGENCY. Seller understands that the potential for dual agency will arise if a buyer who has an agency relationship with Firm becomes interested in viewing the Property. Firm may represent more than one party in the same transaction only with the knowledge and informed consent of all parties for whom Firm acts.
DUAL AGENCY. The Parties confirm that they have previously consented to ("Licensee") to act as Dual Agent 100 in providing brokerage services on behalf of the Parties and specifically consent to Licensee acting as Dual Agent on the transaction covered by this 101 Contract. 102 Buyer Initials: Buyer Initials: Seller Initials: Seller Initials:
DUAL AGENCY. The licensee has agreements to provide services as an agent to more than one (1) party in a 199 specific transaction and in which the interests of such parties are adverse. This agency status may only be 200 employed upon full disclosure to each party and with each party’s informed consent.
DUAL AGENCY. Client understands that the potential for dual agency will arise if a buyer/tenant who has an agency relationship with Firm becomes interested in viewing the Property. If such circumstance of dual agency arises, Firm at that time shall orally confirm to Client that Firm is then serving in a dual agency role.
DUAL AGENCY. □ Every agent in the brokerage represents every “client” of the brokerage. Therefore, Agent(s) and will be working for both the Buyer and Seller as “dual agents”. Dual agency is explained in the Commission's Guide to Agency Relationships. As a dual agent, they will remain loyal to both parties in the transaction, and they will protect all parties’ confidential information. To the best of the Agent’s knowledge, neither the agent(s) nor the principal broker acting as a dual agent in this transaction has a PERSONAL, FAMILY, or BUSINESS relationship with either the Buyer or Seller. If such a relationship does exist, please explain:
DUAL AGENCY. Seller and Buyer agree that Broker shall serve as both Seller’s agent and Buyer’s agent in the sale of Seller’s property to Buyer in accordance with Section 40-57-350(I)(1) of the South Carolina Code of Laws, which provides in part that “…in acting as a dual agent, a licensee represents clients whose interest may be adverse and that agency duties are limited.” The parties agree that without permission from the party about whom the information pertains, Broker shall not disclose to the other party the following information:
DUAL AGENCY. Ohio law permits a real estate agent and brokerage to represent both the seller and buyer in a real estate transaction as long as this is disclosed to both parties and they both agree. This is known as dual agency. As a dual agent, a real estate agent and brokerage represent two clients whose interests are, or at times could be, different or adverse. For this reason, the dual agent(s) may not be able to advocate on behalf of the client to the same extent the agent may have if the agent represented only one client. As a dual agent, the agent(s) and brokerage shall: • Treat both clients honestly; • Disclose latent (not readily observable) material defects to the purchaser, if known by the agent(s) or brokerage; • Provide information regarding lenders, inspectors and other professionals, if requested; • Provide market information available from a property listing service or public records, if requested; • Prepare and present all offers and counteroffers at the direction of the parties; • Assist both parties in completing the steps necessary to fulfill the terms of any contract, if requested. As a dual agent, the agent(s) and brokerage shall not: • Disclose information that is confidential, or that would have an adverse effect on one party’s position in the transaction, unless such disclosure is authorized by the client or required by law; • Advocate or negotiate on behalf of either the buyer or seller; • Suggest or recommend specific terms, including price, or disclose the terms or price a buyer is willing to offer or that a seller is willing to accept; • Engage in conduct that is contrary to the instructions of either party and may not act in a biased manner on behalf of one party. Compensation: Unless agreed otherwise, the brokerage will be compensated per the agency agreement. Management Level Licensees: Generally the broker and managers in a brokerage also represent the interests of any buyer or seller represented by an agent affiliated with that brokerage. Therefore, if both buyer and seller are represented by agents in the same brokerage, the broker and manager are dual agents. There are two exceptions to this. The first is where the broker or manager is personally representing one of the parties. The second is where the broker or manager is selling or buying his own real estate. These exceptions only apply if there is another broker or manager to supervise the other agent involved in the transaction. Responsibilities of the Parties: The duties of the a...
DUAL AGENCY. It is agreed that Firm, acting by and through its individual sales associates, may serve as both Seller/Landlord’s Agent and Buyer/Tenant’s Agent in the sale/lease of Seller/Landlord's property to Buyer/Tenant should circumstances creating dual agency arise. In the event Firm serves as a dual agent, the parties agree that without permission from the party about whom the information pertains, Firm shall not disclose to the other party the following information:
