Dual agent definition

Dual agent means a licensee who has entered into an agency relationship with both the buyer and seller in the same transaction.
Dual agent or "dual representative" means a licensee who has a brokerage relationship with both
Dual agent means a licensee who is acting as the agent of both the buyer and the seller and provides services to complete a real estate transaction without the full range of fiduciary duties owed by a buyer's agent and a seller's agent.

Examples of Dual agent in a sentence

  • Dual agent: the brokerage in a dual agency relationship working as a facilitator in a single transaction for both a buyer client and a seller client who have modified existing exclusive agency agreements with the brokerage.

  • Department" means the department of labor and industry provided for in Title 2, chapter 15, part 5 17.6 (10)(11) "Dual agent" means a broker or salesperson who, pursuant to a written listing agreement or7 buyer broker agreement or as a buyer or seller subagent, acts as the agent of both the buyer and seller with8 written authorization, as provided in 37-51-314.

  • Dual agent foam systems (6.5) are available to apply both foam and dry chemical on hydrocarbon fires through combined nozzle systems.

  • At this time Licensee is retained as the following type of agent: (check one) ☐ Seller’s agent ☐ Dual agent ☐ Designated agent ☐X Licensee(s) shall provide transactional brokerage services to seller(s) / lessor(s).

  • The bolus injectable ferumoxytol is suitable for DSC perfusion measurement.3. Unlike GBCA, ferumoxytol enhancement on T1w scans shows a higher intensity at lower magnetic field strength.4. Dual agent imaging with ferumoxytol followed by GBCA can be beneficial to evaluate the contrast agent leakage and also the rCBV with minimal confounding effect in the same imaging session.5. The U87 tumor model is highly permeable for GBCA, but not for ferumoxytol.


More Definitions of Dual agent

Dual agent means a broker or salesperson who, pursuant to a written listing agreement or
Dual agent means an agent acting, either directly or through an associate licensee, as agent for both the seller and the buyer in a real property transaction.
Dual agent means a broker or salesperson who, pursuant to a written listing agreement or buyer broker agreement or as a buyer or seller subagent, acts as the agent of both the buyer and seller with written authorization, as provided in 37-51-314. An in-house buyer or seller agent designate may not be considered a dual agent.
Dual agent means an agent acting, either directly or through a salesperson or broker associate, as agent for both the seller and the buyer in a real property transaction.
Dual agent means an agent who is acting as a buyer’s agent and a seller’s agent or a tenant’s agent and a landlord’s agent in the same transaction.
Dual agent or "dual representative" means a licensee who has a brokerage relationship with both seller and buyer, or both landlord and tenant, in the same real estate transaction. A dual agent has an agency relationship under brokerage agreements with the clients. A dual representative has an independent contractor relationship under brokerage agreements with the clients. A dual representative shall only act as an independent contractor.
Dual agent or "dual representative" means a licensee who has a brokerage relationship with both seller and buyer, or both landlord and tenant, in the same real estate transaction.