Possible Dual Agency. The above named Designated Agent (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “Licensee”) may undertake a dual representation (represent both the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the sale or lease of the Property. Buyer acknowledges he was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, Buyer must read the following: Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon Licensee’s advice and the clients’ respective interests may be adverse to each other. Licensee will undertake this representation only with the written consent of ALL clients in the transaction. Any agreement between the clients as to a final contract price and other terms is a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their own best interests and on their own behalf. Buyer acknowledges that Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the risks involved, and understands that he has been advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before signing any documents in this transaction. WHAT A LICENSEE CAN DO FOR CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT:
1. Treat all clients honestly.
2. Provide information about the Property to the buyer or tenant.
3. Disclose all latent material defects in the Property that are known to Licensee.
4. Disclose financial qualification of the buyer or tenant to the seller or landlord.
5. Explain real estate terms.
6. Help the buyer or tenant to arrange for property inspections.
7. Explain closing costs and procedures.
8. Help the buyer compare financing alternatives.
9. Provide information about comparable properties that have sold so both clients may make educated decisions on what price to accept or offer. WHAT A LICENSEE CANNOT DISCLOSE TO CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT:
1. Confidential information that Licensee may know about the clients, without the client’s permission.
2. The price or terms the seller or landlord will take other than the listing price without permission of the seller or landlord.
3. The price or terms the buyer or tenant is willing to pay without permission of the Buyer or tenant.
4. A recommended or suggested price or terms the Buyer or tenant should offer.
5. A recommended or suggested price or terms the seller or landlord should counter with or accept. ❑ ❑ By checking “Yes” and initialing, Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has read and understands this section and voluntarily c...
Possible Dual Agency. The above-named Designated Agent(s) (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “Licensee”) may 89 undertake a dual representation (represent both the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the sale or lease of the 90 Property. Xxxxx acknowledges Xxxxx was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this 91 document, Xxxxx must read the following: 92 Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon 93 Licensee’s advice and the clients’ respective interests may be adverse to each other. Licensee will undertake this 94 representation only with the written consent of ALL clients in the transaction. Any agreement between the clients as to a 95 final contract price and other terms is a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their own best interests and on 96 their own behalf. Buyer acknowledges that Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the 97 risks involved, and understands that he has been advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before 98 signing any documents in this transaction. 99 WHAT A LICENSEE CAN DO FOR CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT: 100 1. Treat all clients honestly.
Possible Dual Agency. 82 Yes ✔ No Buyer is hereby informed and understands that as part of Broker’s real estate business, Broker from time to 83 time enters into Exclusive Marketing Contracts with Sellers, and, as such, may designate certain of its sales 84 associates as Exclusive Seller’s Agents for the purpose of marketing for sale the real estate listed with 88
Possible Dual Agency. A dual agency relationship arises when Xxxxx wishes to acquire a property listed by broker. In such event Broker will require the prior written consent of both principals, and can act only as Intermediary between Buyer and Seller. Buyer understands that, in a dual agency relationship, the Broker as Intermediary can not legally disclose confidential information without express permission of the other party, such as disclosing to a buyer what the seller might accept, or disclosing to a seller what a buyer might be willing to pay. (_______) By initialing here, Xxxxx acknowledges that the above Dual Agency provision has been reviewed, understood and that Buyer hereby consents to a possible Dual Agency relationship.
Possible Dual Agency. A dual agency relationship would arise if BUYER wishes to acquire a property listed by XXXXXX. In such event, BROKER would require the prior written consent of both principles, and can act only as Intermediary between BUYER and SELLER. XXXXX understands that, in a dual agency relationship, the BROKER as intermediary could not legally disclose confidential information without express permission of the other party, such as disclosing to a buyer what the seller might accept, or disclosing to a seller what a buyer might be willing to pay. ( ) By initialing here, BUYER acknowledges that the above Dual Agency provision has been reviewed, understood and that BUYER hereby consents to a possible Dual Agency relationship. The BUYER will execute such other forms as the BROKER requires as to the BROKER’S agency.
Possible Dual Agency. The above named Designated Agent (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “Licensee”) may undertake a 50 dual representation (represent both the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the sale or lease of the Property. Seller 51 acknowledges he was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, Seller must read the 52 following: 53 Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon Licensee’s 54 advice and the clients’ respective interests may be adverse to each other. Licensee will undertake this representation only with the 55 written consent of ALL clients in the transaction. Any agreement between the clients as to a final contract price and other terms is 56 a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their own best interests and on their own behalf. Seller acknowledges that 57 Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the risks involved, and understands that he has been 58 advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before signing any documents in this transaction.
Possible Dual Agency. The above named Designated Agent (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “Licensee”) may undertake a 53 dual representation (represent both the Lessor or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the lease of the Property. Lessor 54 acknowledges he was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, Lessor must read 55 the following: 56 Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon Licensee’s 57 advice and the clients’ respective interests may be adverse to each other. Licensee will undertake this representation only with the 58 written consent of ALL clients in the transaction. Any agreement between the clients as to a final contract price and other terms is 59 a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their own best interests and on their own behalf. Lessor acknowledges that 60 Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the risks involved, and understands that he has been 61 advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before signing any documents in this transaction. 63 WHAT A LICENSEE CAN DO FOR CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT:
64 1. Treat all clients honestly.
65 2. Provide information about the Property to the tenant.
66 3. Disclose all latent material defects in the Property that are known to Licensee.
67 4. Disclose financial qualification of the tenant to the Lessor.
68 5. Explain real estate terms.
Possible Dual Agency. The above named Designated Agent (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “Licensee”) may undertake a dual 49 representation (represent both the Seller or Landlord and the Buyer or Tenant) for the sale or lease of the Property. Seller acknowledges he 50 was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, Seller must read the following: 51 Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon Licensee’s advice and the 52 clients’ respective interests may be adverse to each other. Licensee will undertake this representation only with the written consent of ALL 53 clients in the transaction. 54 Any agreement between the clients as to a final contract price and other terms is a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their 55 own best interests and on their behalf. Seller acknowledges that Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the 56 risks involved, and understands that he has been advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before signing any documents 57 in this transaction. 58
1. Treat all clients honestly.
2. Provide information about the Property to the Buyer or Tenant.
3. Disclose all latent material defects in the Property that are known to Licensee.
4. Disclose financial qualification of the Buyer or Tenant to the Seller or Landlord.
5. Explain real estate terms.
6. Help the Buyer or Tenant to arrange for Property inspections.
7. Explain closing costs and procedures.
8. Help the Buyer compare financing alternatives.
9. Provide information about comparable properties that have sold so both clients may make educated decisions on what price to accept or offer.
Possible Dual Agency. The above named Designated Agent (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “licensee”) may undertake a dual representation (represent both the Seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the sale or lease of your Property. Seller(s) acknowledge they were informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, please read the following:
1. Treat all clients honestly.
2. Provide information about the Property to the Buyer or Tenant.
3. Disclose all latent material defects in the Property that are known to licensee.
4. Disclose financial qualifications of the Buyer or Tenant to the Seller or Landlord.
5. Explain real estate terms.
6. Help the Buyer or Tenant to arrange for Property inspections.
7. Explain closing costs and procedures.
8. Help the Buyer compare financing alternatives.
9. Provide information about comparable properties that have sold so both clients may make educated decisions on what price to accept or offer. WHAT A LICENSEE CANNOT DISCLOSE TO CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT:
1. Confidential information that licensee may know about the clients, without the client’s permission.
2. The price the Seller or Landlord will take other than the listing price without permission of the Seller or Landlord.
3. The price the Buyer or Tenant is willing to pay without permission of the Buyer or Tenant.
4. A recommended or suggested price the Buyer or Tenant should offer.
5. A recommended or suggested price the Seller or Landlord should counter with or accept. ❑ ❑ By checking “Yes” and initialing, Seller(s) acknowledge that Seller(s) have read and Yes No understand this section and voluntarily consent to the licensee acting as a Dual ( / ) Agent (that is, to represent BOTH the Seller or Landlord and the Buyer and
Possible Dual Agency dual representation (represent both the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant) for the sale or lease of the Property. Buyer acknowledges he was informed of the possibility of this type of representation. Before signing this document, Buyer must read the following: Representing more than one party to a transaction presents a conflict of interest, since both clients may rely upon Licensee with the written consent of ALL clients in the transaction. Any agreement between the clients as to a final contract price and other terms is a result of negotiations between the clients acting in their own best interests and on their own behalf. Buyer acknowledges that Licensee has explained the implications of dual representation, including the risks involved, and understands that he has been advised to seek independent advice from advisors or attorneys before signing any documents in this transaction. WHAT A LICENSEE CAN DO FOR CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT:
1. Treat all clients honestly.
2. Provide information about the Property to the buyer or tenant.
3. Disclose all latent material defects in the Property that are known to Licensee.
4. Disclose financial qualification of the buyer or tenant to the seller or landlord.
5. Explain real estate terms.
6. Help the buyer or tenant to arrange for property inspections.
7. Explain closing costs and procedures.
8. Help the buyer compare financing alternatives.
9. Provide information about comparable properties that have sold so both clients may make educated decisions on what price to accept or offer. WHAT A LICENSEE CANNOT DISCLOSE TO CLIENTS WHEN ACTING AS A DUAL AGENT: 1.
