TRANSACTION INVOLVING TWO AGENTS IN THE SAME BROKERAGE Sample Clauses

TRANSACTION INVOLVING TWO AGENTS IN THE SAME BROKERAGE. If two agents in the real estate brokerage represent both the buyer and the seller, check the following relationship that will apply: 🞎 Agent(s) work(s) for the buyer and Agent(s) work(s) for the seller. Unless personally involved in the transaction, the broker and managers will be “dual agents”, which is further explained on the back of this form. As dual agents they will maintain a neutral position in the transaction and they will protect all parties’ confidential information. 🞎 Every agent in the brokerage represents every “client” of the brokerage. Therefore, agents and will be working for both the buyer and seller as “dual agents”. Dual agency is explained on the back of this form. As dual agents they will maintain a neutral position in the transaction and they will protect all parties’ confidential information. Unless indicated below, neither the agent(s) nor the brokerage 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, explain:
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TRANSACTION INVOLVING TWO AGENTS IN THE SAME BROKERAGE. If two agents in the real estate brokerage represent both the buyer and the seller, check the following relationship that will apply:  _____________________________________________________________ Agent(s) work(s) for the buyer and _____________________________________________________________ Agent(s) work(s) for the seller. Unless personally involved in the transaction, the principal broker and managers will be “dual agents,” which is further explained on the back of this form. As dual agents they will maintain a neutral position in the transaction and they will protect all parties’ confidential information.  ______________________________ Every agent in the brokerage represents every “client” of the brokerage. Therefore, agents _____________________________ and will be working for both the buyer and seller as “dual agents.” Dual agency is explained on the back of this form. As dual agents they will maintain a neutral position in the transaction and they will protect all parties’ confidential information. Unless indicated below, neither the agent(s) nor the brokerage 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, explain: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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