Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Broker’s agency policy is to practice dual agency] If Buyer and a prospective seller are both being represented by the same Broker, Buyer is aware that Broker will be acting as a dual agent in that transaction and consents to the same. Buyer has been advised that:
A. In serving as a dual agent, Broker is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
B. Broker will disclose all adverse, material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from either client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
C. Buyer does not have to consent to dual agency and, the consent of Buyer to dual agency has been given voluntarily and Buyer has read and understands the brokerage engagement agreement.
D. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein, Buyer hereby directs Broker, while acting as a dual agent, to keep confidential and not reveal to the other party any information which could materially and adversely affect Buyer’s negotiating position.
E. Broker or Broker’s affiliated licensees will timely disclose to each client the nature of any material relationship with other clients other than that incidental to the transaction. A material relationship shall mean any actually known personal, familial, or business relationship between Broker and a client which would impair the ability of Broker to exercise fair and independent judgment relative to another client. The other party whom Broker may represent in the event of dual agency may or may not be identified at the time Buyer enters into this Agreement. If any party is identified after the Agreement and has a material relationship with Broker, then Broker shall timely provide to Buyer a disclosure of the nature of such relationship.
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Broker is acting as a dual agent in this transaction.]
(a) As a dual agent, Broker is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
(b) Broker will disclose all adverse material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from each client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
(c) Buyer and Seller do not have to consent to dual agency and the consent of Buyer and Seller to dual agency has been given voluntarily and the parties have read and understand their brokerage engagement agreements.
(d) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein Buyer and Seller each hereby direct Broker while acting as a dual agent to keep confidential and not reveal to the other party any information which could materially and adversely affect their negotiating position.
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if dual agency has been selected above] Tenant and Owner/Landlord are aware that Broker is acting as a dual agent in this transaction and consent to the same. Tenant and Owner/Landlord have been advised that:
(1) In serving as a dual agent, Broker is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
(2) As dual agent, Broker will disclose all known adverse, material facts relevant to the transaction to all parties in the transaction, except for information made confidential by request or instructions from either client, and which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
(3) Tenant and Owner/Landlord do not have to consent to dual agency and, the consent of the Tenant and Owner/Landlord to dual agency has been given voluntarily and the parties have read and understand their brokerage engagement agreements; and
(4) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein, Tenant and Owner/Landlord each hereby direct Broker, while acting as a dual agent, to keep confidential and not reveal to the other party any information which could materially and adversely affect its negotiating position.
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Manager’s agency policy is to practice dual agency.] If Owner and a prospective tenant are both being represented by the same Manager, Owner is aware that Manager is acting as a dual agent in this transaction and consents to the same. Owner has been advised that:
A. In serving as a dual agent, Manager is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
B. Manager will disclose all adverse, material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from another client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
C. Owner does not have to consent to dual agency, and the consent of Owner to dual agency has been given voluntarily and Owner has read and understands the brokerage engagement agreement.
D. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein, Owner hereby directs Manager, while acting as a dual agent, to keep confidential and not reveal to the other party any information, which could materially and adversely affect Owner’s negotiating position.
E. Manager or Manager’s affiliated licensees will timely disclose to each client the nature of any material relationship with other clients other than that incidental to the transaction. A material relationship shall mean any actually known personal, familial, or business relationship between Manager and a client, which would impair the ability of Manager to exercise fair and independent judgment relative to another client. The other party whom broker may represent in the event of dual agency may or may not be identified at the time a tenant enters into this Agreement. If any party is identified after the Agreement and has a material relationship with Manager, then Manager shall timely provide to Owner a disclosure of the nature of such relationship.
F. Upon signing this brokerage engagement with the dual agency disclosures contained herein, Client’s consent to dual agency is
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Xxxxxx’s agency policy is to practice dual agency] If Xxxxx and a prospective seller are both being represented by the same Broker, Xxxxx is aware that Xxxxxx will be acting as a dual agent in that transaction and consents to the same. Xxxxx has been advised that:
A. In serving as a dual agent, Xxxxxx is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
B. Broker will disclose all adverse, material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from either client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
X. Xxxxx does not have to consent to dual agency and, the consent of Buyer to dual agency has been given voluntarily and Xxxxx has read and understands the brokerage engagement agreement.
D. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein, Xxxxx hereby directs Broker, while acting as a dual agent, to keep confidential and not reveal to the other party any information which could materially and adversely affect Xxxxx’s negotiating position.
X. Xxxxxx or Xxxxxx’s affiliated licensees will timely disclose to each client the nature of any material relationship with other clients other than that incidental to the transaction. A material relationship shall mean any actually known personal, familial, or business relationship between Xxxxxx and a client which would impair the ability of Broker to exercise fair and independent judgment relative to another client. The other party whom Xxxxxx may represent in the event of dual agency may or may not be identified at the time Buyer enters into this Agreement. If any party is identified after the Agreement and has a material relationship with Xxxxxx, then Broker shall timely provide to Buyer a disclosure of the nature of such relationship. _____________________________
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Manager’s agency policy is to practice dual agency.] If Owner and a prospective tenant are both being represented by the same Manager, Owner is aware that Manager is acting as a dual agent in this transaction and consents to the same. Owner has been advised that:
A. In serving as a dual agent, Manager is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
B. Manager will disclose all adverse, material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from another client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law;
C. Owner does not have to consent to dual agency, and the consent of Owner to dual agency has been given voluntarily and Owner has read and understands the brokerage engagement agreement.
D. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary contained herein, Owner hereby directs Manager, while acting as a dual agent, to keep
E. Manager or Manager’s affiliated licensees will timely disclose to each client the nature of any material relationship with other clients other than that incidental to the transaction. A material relationship shall mean any actually known personal, familial, or business relationship between Manager and a client, which would impair the ability of Manager to exercise fair and independent judgment relative to another client. The other party whom broker may represent in the event of dual agency may or may not be identified at the time a tenant enters into this Agreement. If any party is identified after the Agreement and has a material relationship with Manager, then Manager shall timely provide to Owner a disclosure of the nature of such relationship.
Dual Agency Disclosure. Brokerage is not acting as Property Manager of the Owner’s Property; however, Brokerage is representing both Tenant and Owner by means of written agency agreements with each of them, and Designated Brokerage has not been chosen by the Qualifying Broker, thus creating Dual Agency. Prior to writing or presenting this Residential Rental Agreement, Xxxxxx must obtain written consent from the Tenant Client and Owner Client (RANM Form 1301, Agency Agreement – Dual)
Dual Agency Disclosure. Buyer understands that REALTOR® currently serves as the agent for both Sellers and Buyers for the purpose of sale of real property, and Buyer is aware that REALTOR® may be the agent for a Seller of property that Buyer becomes interested in acquiring. If Buyer becomes interested in a property listed with REALTOR®, REALTOR® shall immediately notify Buyer that REALTOR® is serving as the agent of the Seller of the property. Buyer consents that REALTOR® may act as a Dual Agent in the sale of the listed property. If REALTOR® serves as a Dual Agent, REALTOR® shall make no representations to Seller of the price. Buyer is willing to pay for the property except as set forth in the Purchase Agreement submitted by Buyer, nor any representation to Buyer of the price Seller is willing to accept for the property except as set forth in the Listing Agreement. REALTOR® shall not make any other representations to Seller that would violate REALTOR®'s agency relationship with Buyer, nor any representations to Buyer that would violate REALTOR®'s agency relationship with Seller. Buyer acknowledges that if a Dual Agency exists, the ability of REALTOR® to represent either party fully and exclusively is limited. If a Dual Agency situation develops, Buyer agrees to sign a Consent to Dual Agency. Except for limitations on disclosure of confidential information discussed in paragraph 10, a dual agent has the same duties and responsibilities of a limited agent to a buyer as stated in paragraph 8 and to a seller as stated in paragraph 9.
Dual Agency Disclosure. Landlord and Xxxxxx are aware of Xxxxxx's dual agency role and have determined that the benefits of Xxxxxx's role outweigh the detriments. Landlord and Tenant have been advised (1) that in this transaction the Broker has acted as a dual agent, (2) that the Broker represents two clients whose interests may be different or adverse, (3) that as a dual agent, Xxxxxx may not disclose information made confidential by request unless it is allowed or required to be disclosed and (4) that the client does not have to consent to dual agency. The clients referenced above have voluntarily consented to dual agency and have read and understood their brokerage engagement agreements. The Broker and/or affiliated licensees have not material relationship with either client or the nature of it is as follows: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. A material relationship means one actually known of a personal, familial or business nature between the Broker and affiliated licensees and a client which would impair their ability to exercise fair judgment relative to another client.
Dual Agency Disclosure. [Applicable only if Broker is acting as a dual agent in this transaction].
1) As a dual agent, Broker is representing two clients whose interests are or at times could be different or even adverse;
2) Broker will disclose all adverse material facts relevant to the transaction and actually known to the dual agent to all parties in the transaction except for information made confidential by request or instructions from each client which is not otherwise required to be disclosed by law; PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT
