What Is Dual Agency In Real Estate? - CountyOffice.org

What Is Dual Agency In Real Estate? Have you ever heard of dual agency in real estate transactions? In this insightful video, we delve into the concept of dual agency and its implications for both buyers and sellers. Understanding the dynamics of dual agency is crucial in navigating real estate deals effectively.

Dual agency arises when a single real estate agent represents both the buyer and the seller in a transaction, leading to a delicate balance of fiduciary duties. This video sheds light on the challenges faced by agents in fulfilling their obligations to both parties while avoiding conflicts of interest.

The legality of dual agency varies across states, with some permitting it under specific conditions, while others outright prohibit it due to potential conflicts. It's essential for all parties involved to comprehend their rights and the agent's responsibilities in a dual agency relationship.

Moreover, the complexity of dual agency extends to real estate brokerages, where the brokerage itself can become a dual agent if two agents from the same firm represent the buyer and seller. Clear communication and written agreements are key to navigating dual agency scenarios successfully.

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